Vea

Vea is the Goddess of Magic in its purest form. She is said to control the Weave, and it has been stated that every spell must cross through Her eyes before being cast, although this has been disputed by scholars and researchers alike. Vea is primarily worshipped in Cor Anara, since it was there that She cast the first spell known to man.

Description
Vea is portrayed as a woman of about forty years in a long, flowing gown. She is always surrounded by magical particles, and is often portrayed casting a spell, otherwise at least one of Her hands is enveloped in magic. Vea's eyes are pure white, symbolizing that her knowledge of the Weave has given her magical insight unattainable by anyone else in the world.

Vea encourages a sharp and creative mind, since She knows that someone who thinks in new and different ways will discover the intricacies of magic much easier than someone who does not. Because of this, she looks favourably upon artwork and creative expression.

Mark of Faith
Vea's Mark of Faith is a single glass globe that always emanates magic. The magical glow can be of any colour, but is often depicted as a deep purple or blue.

Worshippers
Vea is primarily worshipped by mages from all walks of life, from metaphysicists to those that favour the elements. Unlike many of the Gods, Vea isn't concerned with the activities of humanity as a whole. Instead, She focuses solely on Her Favoured and worshippers. As long as they are practicing magic, creating art, or basking in the wonders of the world, She is happy.

Relationships
Because of Her indifference to the majority of mankind's activities, many of the Gods think Vea cold and uncaring. While this may seem true, She cares greatly for Her own followers and Favoured, even going so far as to feel great sadness when they are mistreated. Vea does not like or dislike any of the other Gods, and She sees their activities as their own business.

Dogma
''Magic and creativity are a harmonic marriage. Explore their possibilities, and you will never experience an unfulfilling life.''