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| ;Other Names: the Huntress, Wolf-mother.
| | #REDIRECT [[Lae Loara]] |
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| ;Usual Depiction: A dark-haired woman, dressed in forest leathers, with a wolf at her side. In one hand she carries a bow; the other is outstretched with a falcon on the wrist.
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| ;Companions/Demigods: Two companions—a falcon and a wolf.
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| ;Worship: Propitiated more than worshiped, her major devotees are those living in the [[Kotimaa]] region. Travels through unclaimed lands usually start with an offering to her. An offering is made before setting out on the hunt or on a trip through the wilderness and after returning. The type of offering depends on the type of journey—blood for hunting (your own on the way out, prey’s blood on the way back) or a small amount of travel food for a journey. The officiant will advise on care of the wilderness in exchange for food or a donation.
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| ;Religious Precepts: Take what is needed by force, but with guile. Fools rush in and die. The cycle of life is to kill and be killed—hold no grudges for death. Step lightly and give thanks for what you take; hunt not the mothers with young. Cull the weak, for they hold the herd back.
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| ;Pre-Divine History: #TODO
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