Medon

Medon, the Reveling Heart.
The purviews of Medon are many, but can roughly be divided into two camps. First and foremost, they are the god of love, relationships, families, and marriage. They are also the god of libation, revelry, and music. While this balance works in harmony the majority of the time, there are occasions where it can cause serious problems. Medon is not immune to their own concoctions, and has been known to make some spectacularly bizarre or horrifying forms of new life when sufficiently into their cups. They are also cursed by those suffering from hangovers, but their priests are quick to remind those poor blaspheming souls that their current predicament is entirely of their own doing.

Appearance: Medon, ironically, is one of the most difficult of the deities to describe. Their form varies with each person who beholds them, with everyone who gazes upon them only able to describe the most beautiful person you could imagine in alignment with their own preferences.

Domains: Life, Peace. Motifs: Ornate rows of flowers, engraved poetry, musical notes. Symbol: A flower nestled in an empty wine bottle. Taboos: Abuse, neglect, or abandonment of family, obstruction of love and healthy relationships, wasting alcohol.