2011年1月13日 · Xan Yae is the Baklunish goddess of Twilight, Shadows, Stealth, and Mental Power. Her symbol is a black lotus blossom. Xan Yae appears as a Baklunish human of any age or sex, slender and graceful, wielding a pair of magical falchions that she can shrink to easily conceal. She is usually dressed in cloth of dove gray, dusty rose, or golden orange.

Xan Yae is the Baklunish goddess of Twilight, Shadows, Stealth, and Mental Power. Her symbol is a black lotus blossom. Xan Yae appears as a Baklunish human of any age or sex, slender and graceful, wielding a pair of magical falchions that she can shrink to easily conceal. She is usually dressed in cloth of dove gray, dusty rose, or golden orange.

Xan Yae is the gentle goddess of moderation and balance who seeks to avoid extremes, teaching that happiness is found inside once balance is achieved. Mystic power flows naturally from this balance. She is seen as a perfectionist and a harsh teacher.

However, although the material regarding the 19 original deities was reprinted in full, only three of the "new" deities were also given a full description: Raxivort (whose full description had been published in Dragon the previous year), Ulaa and Xan Yae. The remainder of the new deities were simply listed by name and sphere of influence.

As the Supreme Mistress of Petals, Xan Yae is the deity of monks and martial artists, as well as those who call the shadows their home. Thieves elicit her favor when orchestrating clandestine affairs, as do sages when contemplating the vast and immeasurable power of the human mind.

2012年2月16日 · In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting and the 3rd Edition default pantheon of deities, Xan Yae is the Baklunish goddess of mystery and furtive excursions, discipline and shade. She is known as The Supreme Mistress of Petals by those who pursue martial arts and discipline of the mind.

In the World of Greyhawk campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, Xan Yae is the Baklunish goddess of Twilight, Shadows, Stealth, and Mental Power. She was served by the demigod, Zuoken, before he vanished in 505 CY.

Xan Yae appears as a Baklunish human of any age or sex, slender and graceful, wielding a pair of magical falchions that she can shrink to easily conceal. She is usually dressed in cloth of dove gray, dusty rose, or golden orange.

Xan Yae’s philosophy carves out a niche of tranquility amid the swirling philosophies of the Great Ring. Her followers, the D’Ai Shaton, are as elusive as the goddess they serve, moving through the Outlands like whispers on the wind.

Xan Yae is a goddess renowned for her mastery of the mind and for her invention of an entire school of spycraft. Xan Yae has had some dealings in the past with the Shen Pantheon, but mostly she...