Madukaar
Basics
Name: Madukaar (mad-oo-car)
Other Names: N/A
Sex: Female
Size: Like the other gods, Madukaar can alter her size at will. She spends most of her time in the form of a dragon, at around 20 feet at the shoulder.
Home: Leto
Pantheon Rank: Arch deity
Occupation: Deity of exploration
Symbol:
Attitude Toward Ketucari: Madukaar does not particularly like ketucari and may seem hostile at first. The cause of her dislike is debatable, but most likely stems from her fear that her son will one day spiral out control and have to be stopped by them.
Appearances: None currently
Other Forms: Madukaar may also appear as a young human woman.
Other Names: N/A
Sex: Female
Size: Like the other gods, Madukaar can alter her size at will. She spends most of her time in the form of a dragon, at around 20 feet at the shoulder.
Home: Leto
Pantheon Rank: Arch deity
Occupation: Deity of exploration
Symbol:
Attitude Toward Ketucari: Madukaar does not particularly like ketucari and may seem hostile at first. The cause of her dislike is debatable, but most likely stems from her fear that her son will one day spiral out control and have to be stopped by them.
Appearances: None currently
Other Forms: Madukaar may also appear as a young human woman.
Relationships
Relatives: Kohtoyasa (mother), Xaeros (father), Ezekiel and Velenorte (brothers), Somah (son), Asli (grandfather), Oreki (great-grandmother)
Notable Relationships
Somah: Madukaar is fiercely protective over her only son. Though she no longer lives in the village where she raised him, she visits him often.
Personality
Alignment: Chaotic neutral (Notoriety)
Personality: Madukaar has been known to have a cruel personality ever since she was young. Though her parents did not raise her to be so, she has always been a bully. Proud and free-spirited, she marches to the beat of her own drum and rarely has a kind word to spare for anyone. She lives mostly for herself, traveling to far off places in order to satisfy her curiosity. Her grandfather often points out how similar this makes her to her great-grandmother Oreki.
Personality: Madukaar has been known to have a cruel personality ever since she was young. Though her parents did not raise her to be so, she has always been a bully. Proud and free-spirited, she marches to the beat of her own drum and rarely has a kind word to spare for anyone. She lives mostly for herself, traveling to far off places in order to satisfy her curiosity. Her grandfather often points out how similar this makes her to her great-grandmother Oreki.
History
Daughter of one of Velukaelo's most powerful deities, Madukaar allowed her strength and impeccable pedigree to go to her head even as a child. Haughty and mean-spirited but harboring a relentless wanderlust, Madukaar has made a name for herself as the goddess of exploration. This may seem like a menial association for such a powerful goddess, but Madukaar's influence does not only lie with land exploration, but advancements in all sorts of sciences and crafts. Her alignment with notoriety, however, stems from her personality- not her godly associations. She is particularly fond of space and visiting other planets, which led to the birth of her son Somah.
Somah is the only thing that has really mattered to Madukaar and the threat of losing him due to his dangerous affliction forced her to make some temporary life changes for his sake. Though not naturally kind or respectful, Madukaar forced herself to raise Somah as such so that he would prove to be less of a danger, managing to surprise all who knew her as a result. After Somah had grown, Madukaar returned to her life of adventure and continues (grudgingly) accept offerings from those wishing to do the same.
Somah is the only thing that has really mattered to Madukaar and the threat of losing him due to his dangerous affliction forced her to make some temporary life changes for his sake. Though not naturally kind or respectful, Madukaar forced herself to raise Somah as such so that he would prove to be less of a danger, managing to surprise all who knew her as a result. After Somah had grown, Madukaar returned to her life of adventure and continues (grudgingly) accept offerings from those wishing to do the same.