BOZ
Creature Cataloguer
ok, since this one was my idea, i whipped this up. 
anyone care to add to this, according to the format established with Omata and Pharael?
i need some ideas for her history, and some ideas on how to make her generally more useful (in interest in magic perhaps?)
Belhandra is a feminine power that concerns herself with all things having to do with beauty and sensuality. Belhandra appears to be a half-elf in her true form; she is a tall, graceful woman with long black hair, a pale cream complexion, and strikingly blue eyes. She can appear as a female of any humanoid race, but is always astoundingly attractive. Despite her beauty, her friendly and kind attitude ensures that there are few who would find her intimidating or threatening.
Belhandra is a true hedonist. Her creed is that the only way to truly enjoy life is through the physical pleasures, the pleasures of the flesh being foremost among them. One cannot help but notice her sensual qualities when meeting her in person. But more than that, she advocates excess of all types, within reason; food and drink, games, and of course lovemaking. But, Belhandra is not as irresponsible as one might assume. She also assures her followers that these things are best kept as a reward for those who have earned them.
She makes her home on the plane of Elysium, in a great mansion of seemingly unending rooms. Each of these boudoirs is filled with lush furnishings; lace curtains, beautiful carpentry, and most importantly, large comfortable bedding. Attending many of these rooms are male servants possessed of notable comeliness, of various humanoid races. Humans, elves, nymphs, and certain guardinals are among her most common followers. Belhandra keeps an audience with Henali Celanil of the elves, and the nymph goddess Verenestra, whom she considers sisters.
Belhandra’s symbol is the outline of two lovers in an embrace.
anyone care to add to this, according to the format established with Omata and Pharael? i need some ideas for her history, and some ideas on how to make her generally more useful (in interest in magic perhaps?)
Belhandra is a feminine power that concerns herself with all things having to do with beauty and sensuality. Belhandra appears to be a half-elf in her true form; she is a tall, graceful woman with long black hair, a pale cream complexion, and strikingly blue eyes. She can appear as a female of any humanoid race, but is always astoundingly attractive. Despite her beauty, her friendly and kind attitude ensures that there are few who would find her intimidating or threatening.
Belhandra is a true hedonist. Her creed is that the only way to truly enjoy life is through the physical pleasures, the pleasures of the flesh being foremost among them. One cannot help but notice her sensual qualities when meeting her in person. But more than that, she advocates excess of all types, within reason; food and drink, games, and of course lovemaking. But, Belhandra is not as irresponsible as one might assume. She also assures her followers that these things are best kept as a reward for those who have earned them.
She makes her home on the plane of Elysium, in a great mansion of seemingly unending rooms. Each of these boudoirs is filled with lush furnishings; lace curtains, beautiful carpentry, and most importantly, large comfortable bedding. Attending many of these rooms are male servants possessed of notable comeliness, of various humanoid races. Humans, elves, nymphs, and certain guardinals are among her most common followers. Belhandra keeps an audience with Henali Celanil of the elves, and the nymph goddess Verenestra, whom she considers sisters.
Belhandra’s symbol is the outline of two lovers in an embrace.
The ability to indulge in hedonism as a reward (and not all the time or for its own sake, which is why she wouldn't be CN or NE) could be a reward of just 'being' good in alignment; you killed the dragon and looted it's hoard, now let loose the tap and the whores! Or in other words, you work hard, and you get to play hard. It could be a spin of the traditional view that hedonists are lazy and just seek pleasure mindlessly.
