Saryn

Depiction
She has two appearances. The first is that a beautiful young elven woman. Shy and submissive, she has rosy cheeks and pale, white skin, along with flowing red hair. She wears a green dress that flows like silk, but appears to be made of leaves. Her second appearance is similar. The face remains the same in general shape, but the dress disappears, and her body seems to be made of a rough, bark-like material. Her hair recedes, and is replaced with sharp thorns at the top of her head. Her eyes glow red. Random spots on her body seem to have thorns protruding from them. In this form she is wild, temperamental, seductive, angry and violent.

Symbolism
The two faces of Saryn, representative of the duality of nature are prominent symbols in her worship.

Temples
Temples to Saryn look like sikhara, overgrown with vegetation. Apart from Remora, temples to Saryn can never be found in cities. One must look to remote places in the wilderness, where flora and fauna go unchecked.

Followers
Clerics to Saryn wear loose fitting clothing, usually as little as they can get away with wearing for the climate or culture they are in. The fabric is typically green or brown. They may carry wooden decorations or jewelry depicting flora and/or fauna.