Felara

Felara is often cited as the ideal standard of femininity for Elven women. Flowers sprout from her footsteps, and her touch is said to have a soothing effect. Her followers are midwives, mothers, wives, herbalists, and healers. She consoles the mothers of lost children, and answers the prayers of parents in distress.

In Elven Culture
Her followers tend to congregate frequently, if they don't already live together in small communes, villages, or homes. They don't usually meet in a building, but in forest clearings, by rivers, hearths, campfires, etc. They are the first to rebuke abusive parents--women as well as men--and will intervene when necessary to preserve the well-being of a distressed parent or child. A neglectful mother is particularly disgraceful to Felara, and will incur her wrath if their transgressions are not amended. They also act as marriage and family counselors, and do what they can to bring familial dynamics back to health.

Felara is called upon for guidance in marriage, parenthood, the healing of illnesses, and emotional pain. She also aids the barren, protects the orphan, and has even been known to revitalize crops, gardens, and forests. She has always led the fight against arranged marriage, when it became vogue for High Elven society to do so. For this reason, they tend to dislike her. Drow too, do not value her favor very highly. They see her as coddling, passive, and believe dedication to her is more or less a waste of time. Though they will call upon her when a birth is going poorly, and as soon as it is over curse her name once again regardless of the outcome.

Appearance
Felara is typically depicted as a tall, graceful woman with long, braided hair and a brown dress with high slits up both sides. She is usually barefoot, but sometimes wears woven sandals as well. Her hair color changes from artist to artist, but it is usually brown or a dark and desaturated red.

Also, she thicc.