Djara

Djara
Prince of Passion, The Throne of Carnal Thirsts

Relations:
Twin brother of Ledi, son (more or less) of Rahdu

Lore:
A creature of odd whim and fleeting ideals, Djara follows his passion in all things. He espouses the dominion of impulse and instinct as the true way man was meant to live. Because of this, he is often called upon for blessings when matters of the heart are concerned. In addition, he has found a following amongst artists who wish for fiery inspiration.

Djara represents the loudest, most passionate aspects of life and humanity. Of late, he has gravitated towards the concept of lust, but this is little more than a tick upon his never ending, ever-changing cycle of whim and fancy. In time, he will drift off to another aspect. As to what, anyone can guess.

When he deigns to appear before his followers, or before anyone, for that matter, Djara normally assumes the shape of a nude man with blazing red hair. Commonly, he bears a somewhat lecherous or maddened grin and intent; but has been known to appear for more honorable purposes.

Muses, the spirits of inspiration and the Arts, pay homage to his dominion over the fuel for their craft.

Presently, Succubi and Inccubi have begun to pay more notice to this godling, but it is unlikely that such shall continue when his attentions shift towards another matter.

Hidden Lore:
The demi-goddess Ledi and demi-god Djara are two facets of the same being, Rahdu In addition, this god, and the creature known as "The Ardent Flame" in Suiriku, are on in the same.

Patron Creatures:
Tigers, Succubi, Inccubi, Muses

Domains:
Passion, Enchantment, A weak association with Flame

Those who worship:
Djara is worshipped by some artists and had a minor following in Dalmar for a time. Both Ledi and her Brother Djara have small following in Suiriku, if under different names.