Isolde, Goddess of Fire

Isolde, Goddess of Fire

Domains & Aspects:

Fire, volcanoes, lava/magma, cooking, forging, smithing, lanterns, combustion, creativity, passion.

Symbols:

A rose made of fire; volcano with a crown of flames; a flame within an anvil.

Realm:

The Emberveil — a breathtaking realm split between volcanic highlands and obsidian forests. The volcanic areas are alive with rivers of magma, fire-touched skies and fiery peaks inhabited by spirits and fae of molten stone and flame. The obsidian forests are dense with ember-leaved trees, glowing fungi and flora that shimmer with living fire, home to fire fae and spirits who weave flame into their art. At the heart of this fiery paradise stands Isolde's Obsidian Fortress, a towering citadel carved from volcanic glass and glowing veins of magma. Within are endless forges, communal halls for creation, feasting and cooking, grand galleries where fire-born art and inventions are displayed. The fortress is both a beacon of passion and a crucible of creativity, where mortals and spirits alike may come to test their craft.

Personality:

Isolde is both the spark of inspiration and the wildfire of ruin. She is fiercely intelligent and passionate, her creativity boundless. At her core, she values creation and the warmth fire brings, but when slighted or ignored, her temper flares fast and sometimes violently. Still, she delights in teaching mortals the arts of flame, be it cooking, forging or passion and honors those who wield fire with respect.

Appearance:

She resembles a humanoid made of magma and fire, her skin looks like it's made of magma, long hair like fire, the irises of her eyes like white hot iron with red sclera and slitted pupils, wears light steel armor over a red dress.