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Iona is the goddess of nature, animals and hope | Iona is the goddess of nature, animals and hope. | ||
She is very similar to the elven god [[Faroth]] except in her gender and most priests of the Faith of Nesra accept Faroth as a misconception of Iona. | She is very similar to the elven god [[Faroth]] except in her gender and most priests of the Faith of Nesra accept Faroth as a misconception of Iona. | ||
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Iona is the goddess of nature, animals and hope. She is very similar to the elven god Faroth except in her gender and most priests of the Faith of Nesra accept Faroth as a misconception of Iona.
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