Iuna

She was viewed as a harsh but fair deity, revered by many rulers, soldiers, and powerful wizards. Considered a master strategist/war teacher, protector of the mortal

Once said to have loss all her followers in Aul'thessax, which began the long, arduous, and painful process of dying of neglect. After about a millennium, she did not have enough power left to maintain her power base in the Outer Planes and was exiled to the Astral Plane.

At some point, Iuna reappeared into the land of Aul'thessax. She gathered strength and allies to himself, and became once more the Goddess of good.

Personality
Altruism, respect for life, and a concern for the dignity of sentient beings. Willing to make personal sacrifices to help others.

Worshipers
Members of the church of Iuna were powerful political figures at the height of The Empire of Infinite Sky. Iuna's clergy were extremely hierarchical and rulebound. Each Righteous Potentate (high priest of a temple, called a "Court") oversaw all aspects of church functions. No one could perform or be relieved of their duties without the consent of the Righteous Potentate or one of his seven Monastic Abbots. Under each of the seven Monastic Abbots, there were an additional seven High Jurists (priests) who served relentlessly, performing whatever duties were assigned to them. Lower ranks of clergy members served beneath the High Jurists, and were known as (in descending order): Jurists, High Magistrates, Magistrates, Defenders of the Law, Lions of Order, Brilliant Servants, and Clerks. Within Iuna's church, there was an elite sect of clerics and holy warriors called Cup Holders,