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Ola is a female goddess associated with the concepts of love and beauty, also in the forms of art, poetry and such like.
Ola is a female goddess associated with the concepts of love and beauty, also in the forms of art, poetry and such like. Except in the Faith of Ikoyo, where Ola is purely the goddess of love and her siste [[Cinna]] the goddess of beauty and art.
 


She is very similar to the elven goddess [[Melawin]] except that while [[Melawin]] is also the goddess of women and children, such concepts are associated with the goddess of fertility, [[Kusmis]] in the Faith of Nesra.
She is very similar to the elven goddess [[Melawin]] except that while [[Melawin]] is also the goddess of women and children, such concepts are associated with the goddess of fertility, [[Kusmis]] in the Faith of Nesra.

Revision as of 18:22, 3 April 2020

Religion assumed god of
Faith of Nesra alive love, beauty and art
Faith of Ikoyo alive love

Aliases

Religion known as
Elven Gods Melawin

Ola is a female goddess associated with the concepts of love and beauty, also in the forms of art, poetry and such like. Except in the Faith of Ikoyo, where Ola is purely the goddess of love and her siste Cinna the goddess of beauty and art.

She is very similar to the elven goddess Melawin except that while Melawin is also the goddess of women and children, such concepts are associated with the goddess of fertility, Kusmis in the Faith of Nesra.


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