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A goddess first introduced in the article Little Horrors in Quoth the Raven Issue 31. Lupta is almost exclusively worshipped in the domain of Madego. She is a goddess of fertility and the earth, as well as magic and healing.
Dogma
Lupta's faith is short on dogma. Her faithful believe that her motivations are essentially unknowable, but she brings life to the earth, turning barren wasteland into verdant acres. She nourishes the living without distinction, and likewise accepts the deceased into the earth's embrace without distinction.
Alignment
Cleric alignments
Chaotic Evil, Chaotic Good, Chaotic Neutral
Portfolio
Fertility, the earth, healing, farming, magic, the afterlife, the spirits.
Symbol
A stylized woman, brown, asleep on her side within an angel-shaped outline, green.
Spell domains
Earth, Healing, Magic, Plant, Repose
Favoured weapon
Background
Lupta was - or possibly still is - a table-dancer from Souragne. In 740 BC
