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'''Vaisha''' (VAY-shuh) is the greatest goddess in Phoenic religion and likely the most popular deity in Phoena. She is a great goddess of life, magic, and war. She is the sister-wife of Ossur and the mother of [[Mishra]]. Her church, the [[Hadina]], is one of the largest religious institutions in [[Teresis]]. | '''Vaisha''' (VAY-shuh) is the greatest goddess in Phoenic religion and likely the most popular deity in Phoena. She is a great goddess of life, magic, and war. She is the sister-wife of Ossur and the mother of [[Mishra]]. Her church, the [[Hadina]], is one of the largest religious institutions in [[Teresis]]. | ||
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Vaisha (VAY-shuh) is the greatest goddess in Phoenic religion and likely the most popular deity in Phoena. She is a great goddess of life, magic, and war. She is the sister-wife of Ossur and the mother of Mishra. Her church, the Hadina, is one of the largest religious institutions in Teresis.