Dumua, Goddess of the Undead

Dumua is the Goddess of the Undead, worshiped by those she's allowed to return to the world of the living.

She is responsible for all of the undead that roam the plains of Langar and all those who wield the power to control them. She harvests the shredded Strings of Fate of those who have passed and makeshifts them into new ties to the mortal plain, using them to bring the long passed back to life to the dismay of her elder brother Jhamsel, the God of Death, who was the one to cut the ties in the first place.

History
As the younger sibling of Jhamsel, Dumua was thought little of by other Deities as she could do little besides tend to the Strings of Fate like her brother, but was considered too immature by Adrah to handle such a responsibility. As an act of rebellion towards the other gods she began to take the frayed Strings of Fate after they had been cut by Jhamsel and due to the Gods believing such items were worthless once severed from one another they let her do this unhindered, thinking it would be a distraction to keep her out of the way of more important things.

Once the Gods had discovered that she was able to mend the strings enough to animate the once dead she had already brought a massive horde of undead to the plains of the living, where they caused chaos for the living and brought destruction in their wake.

After the horde had been handled Dumua was brought to The Domain of The Gods where she could be monitored to make sure she didn't cause such a calamity once again, allowing her to continue her working of resurrecting the dead but at a greatly reduced rate.

She was also once worshiped by an entire kingdom that existed in the desert plains of Atheria long before the rise of Kah'Alune, however due to her rivalries with her older brother and Enelel, Lady of Death lead to the brutal destruction of said kingdom.

Places of Worship Edit
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Idols and Symbols Edit
Many of the idols, totems, and other items made in relation to the worship of Dumua are made of and/or incorperate the usage of Petrified Wood.