Ivicaar Avri

Goddess of love, magic and knowledge

Ivicaar the Mother of all Magic was once a Goddess who guided the magic that enveloped Aul'thessax and its surrounding space. Ivicaar tended to the Weave constantly, making possible all the miracles and mysteries wrought by magic and users of magic. She was believed to be the embodiment of the Weave and of magic itself. Her eye bent on the beauty, with governance also over love. Her dogma primarily concerned love based on outward beauty, with primary importance placed upon loving people who responded to the Ivicaar's appearance. She drove a flying chariot pulled by seven enchanted lions. When in the chariot, nothing made of metal could touch Ivicaar.

Description
The only known description of Ivicaar was of a "beautiful peasant girl" who was just beginning her studies of the Art.As a goddess, Ivicaar could shape change at will and mortals who saw her reported she changed constantly. Others described her appearing in a form resembling a multicolored will-o'-wisp.

Personality
Not much is known about her personality firm and stuck in her ways.

Worshiper
Her worshipers being few and far between, she has no grand churches only secluded cloisters and old wizard towers. All manner of spellcasters (clerics, crusaders, druids, monks, paladins, rangers, shamans, and wizards) were included in the hierarchy of Ivicaar's church. One of her first acts as the Lady of Magic was to ban the use of all magic greater than tenth level. Any caught breaking this ban would be sought out by the Seven Sisters to bind and strip one of their magic. Only those that seek her blessing and commit to her rites are given the privilege to use their magical gifts further and beyond. Ivicaar kept watch over magical research and regulated the advancement and dissemination of magical knowledge throughout the mortal world. Other then the pursuit and continuation of new magic they were expected to keep their appearance as flattering as possible and shower others with sweet words at least five times a month.

Icivaar's clerics sought to bring beauty to the world in many forms, all of which were pleasing to the senses. They created great works of art, became patrons for promising actors, and imported exotic luxuries like satin and fine wines. Her followers also enjoyed looking beautiful, and hearing tales of romance. The stories ranged from star-crossed love, true love overcoming all else, to following one's heart.