Chuvadra

Chuvadra is the Goddess of the Jungle, and the fourth of the Six Siblings.

Description
Chuvadra is the fourth eldest of the Six Siblings, and the patron deity of the rainforest. She is depicted as a tall, tan skinned female humanoid wearing a long skirt made of large jungle leaves and wooden slats painted with red and purple markings. She has similar slats atop her shoulders, and her upper torso is covered by leaves, leaving her midriff exposed. Her face is covered by a golden mask with blue, glowing eyes and long blue feathers trimming the edge.

Chuvadra is a goddess of both nature and magic, teaching disciples to use the plants and animals of the jungle in magical practice. She encourages them to be used in mediation, always allowing the plants to regrow and animals to repopulate. However, she is a merciless god, and tales abound of deviants going against her practices growing warts all over their body or having their hair turn to rotting vines. Worse offenders allegedly get turned to frogs, swallowed by trees, or forced into slavery to Chuvadra in her home plane.

Worshippers
Chuvadra is worshipped by anyone living in a rainforest, especially by tribal nations. As such, she is mainly revered in the jungles of Rixha. They respect her strength and paint themselves in a similar fashion to Chuvadra's markings.

While Chuvadra has no Clerics or Druids in the traditional sense, they can both fall into the category of Shamans. Some shamans focus more on the nature aspects of Chuvadra, learning about the vast array of animals and plants of the jungle, as well as how to harvest and use them to heal the sick, talk with the forest, and other mystical rituals. Others focus more on the magical side of her nature, enchanting weapons, casting and dispelling curses, and talk with the dead.

Relations with other Gods
Chuvadra is one of the Six Siblings, the children of Silvanus who preside over the different environments of the world.