Wee Jas, Mistress of Flame and Law - Greyhawk - Planescape - A D&D Inspired Hymn

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Wee Jas is the Suel goddess of Magic, Death, Vanity, and Law. Her symbol is a skull in front of a fireball, or just a red skull. She is also known as The Ruby Sorceress, the Dark-Eyed Lady, the Witch Goddess, Stern Lady, the Taker, Death's Guardian. Wee Jas always appears as a highly attractive human female; other than that, details of her appearance vary wildly. It has been suggested that she could appear as another humanoid race if she so wished, and that her appearance varies by what her followers in the area would consider most attractive. Wee Jas normally wears her holy symbol as a piece of jewelry.

Followers of Wee Jas are known as Jasidin. Wee Jas is especially popular with Suel wizards and sorcerers, and many necromancers revere her. As a death goddess, more people look to her for safe passage into the afterlife than harsher deities like Nerull. She is also honored by those involved with upholding and interpreting laws (judges, magistrates, justicars, etcetera), and is sometimes even revered as a love goddess. Wee Jas thinks of herself as a steward of the dead. Though she is a relatively benign death goddess, she has no problem with undead being created - as long as they are not reanimated against their will, and their remains are procured in a lawful manner. Wee Jas is unconcerned with questions of morality; if it can be done within the confines of the law, she will allow it. Jasidan priests teach that magic is the key to all things. Jasidan are expected to show respect towards their predecessors and the departed.

For the World of Greyhawk or Planescape settings for Dungeons and Dragons.

Lyrics:
In the halls of magic, she makes her stand,
With a staff in her grasp and law in her hand,
Wee Jas, queen of the arcane might,
Her beauty shines through the endless night.
Lawful and true, she holds the key,
To the secrets of death and eternity,
A goddess of power, of death and grace,
In her cold, stern gaze, no mercy or space.

Wee Jas, mistress of flame and law,
Guide us in the magic we draw,
In the tombs, we find our place,
With your touch, we lift our face.
Wee Jas, with beauty and death aligned,
In your laws, we seek to bind,
Magic and flesh, both made divine,
In your hands, all things combine.

Her followers speak of vanity's art,
A beauty crafted, a work of the heart,
To honor her, we shape and mold,
Our bodies gleaming, our souls unfold.
In the dark, she watches the dead,
Her hands weave the fate they tread,
Necromancers call, seeking her grace,
To walk in death's eternal embrace.

Wee Jas, mistress of flame and law,
Guide us in the magic we draw,
In the tombs, we find our place,
With your touch, we lift our face.
Wee Jas, with beauty and death aligned,
In your laws, we seek to bind,
Magic and flesh, both made divine,
In your hands, all things combine.

She watches the living, and the dead,
With eyes that see all paths ahead,
No morality guides her hand,
Just the law, the rules that stand.
In her realm, all things may be,
If they bend to law’s decree,
The undead rise, the spells are cast,
In her name, all things will last.

Wee Jas, mistress of flame and law,
Guide us in the magic we draw,
In the tombs, we find our place,
With your touch, we lift our face.
Wee Jas, with beauty and death aligned,
In your laws, we seek to bind,
Magic and flesh, both made divine,
In your hands, all things combine.

So we worship the law, the magic, the flame,
Wee Jas, your followers call your name,
In beauty and death, we find our grace,
In your eternal law, we find our place.


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