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Belhandra’s 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, music, magic, and of course physical passion. But, while she seems to be the ultimate hedonist, 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 through good deeds.
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.
Belhandra is most notable not just as the symbol of sexuality, but as a patron of bards, as well as female arcane spellcasters. 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. She has few enemies, though Mammon certainly inspires her ire.