Seriwel

Lesser Goddess If ever there was a goddess who lived like a mortal, it's Seriwel. Called Lady Luck, she is a carnal, lustful goddess, as fickle in granting favor to her worshippers as she is in her affections. She is the most commonly seen goddess on the Material Plane, for she takes pleasure in gambling, stealing for sport, drinking, and finding herself in the bed of mortal men.
 * Symbol: A playing card
 * Home Plane: Gladsheim
 * Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
 * Portfolio: Luck, thievery, lust, love
 * Clergy Alignments: Chaotic Neutral, Chaotic Good, Chaotic Evil, Neutral
 * Domains: Charm, Luck, Trickery
 * Favored Weapon: Dagger, rapier

Seriwel is seen as a desirable partner by a number of her divine contemporaries, and stories of her trysts can be found in numerous holy texts. She is the reason that Faotim was led astray. She used her heavenly charm to lure the Soul-Father from his wife Vandra, but she grew tired of him and told Lady Victory of her husband's betrayal. Because of this, Vandra and Faotim's marriage was dissolved, and Vandra holds bitterness toward Seriwel to this day. Lady Luck has repented and seeks to atone.

Dogma
To dare is to live. Be bold, take risks, and live not only according to prudence and plans. Trust in the Lady, for she is luck, and in risking you shall be the master of your own life. Yet seek to follow aims you set for yourself, for it is foolish to drift unthinkingly from boldness to boldness. Leave the outcome of something, large or small, to pure luck every day. Counsel all others to live the same way; give them encouragement and lead by example.

Clergy and Temples
Those few city elves who adhere to religion hold Seriwel in especially high regard, though she is also popular among humans and more exotic races, such as half-elves. The faithful of Lady Luck includes large numbers of thieves, thrill seekers, and spies. Her clerics usually clothe themselves in scant garb that tends toward shades of yellow, often accented by henna dyes used on their skin.

In some lands Seriwel's temples host numerous sacred gambling tables and act as centers of gossip and information. In others, buildings dedicated to the Lady in the Room more often resemble thieves guilds, and usually cater to those seeking information or retribution rather than more carnal pursuits.