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For a long time, Selûne had chosen to live her life as a mortal woman in the city of Waterdeep. Named Luna, she ran the Selûne's Smile inn and tavern in the city. She kept her full divine powers and access to the planes behind a locked door in the inn and kept the Wand of the Four Moons at the House of the Moon, her local temple.
Selûne, also known as Our Lady of Silver or the Moon Maiden, is a chaotic good intermediate deity of the moon and the stars. She is worshipped by navigators, seamen, good-aligned lycanthropes and many more. Furthermore she is the twin sister of Shar, with whom she has been bitter enemies since...
For a long time, Selûne had chosen to live her life as a mortal woman in the city of Waterdeep.
Geography. Selûne was about 2,000 miles (3,200 kilometers) across and was located 183,000 miles (295,000 kilometers) away from Toril, although some sages from the late 14th century DR claimed the distance to be some 20,000 miles (32,000 kilometers) instead.
The church of Selûne (pronounced: / s ɛ ˈ l uː n ɛ / seh-LOON-eh [2] [3] [5] or: / s ɛ ˈ l uː n eɪ / seh-LOON-ay [7]) was the primary religious organization dedicated to the worship and service of the goddess Selûne, Our Lady of Silver. They were commonly called Selûnites.
This order places Shem, the ancestor of Abraham and ultimately Israel, at the climax of the list. Israel is not explicitly mentioned among Shem’s descendants; it emerges later on in Genesis. Eber, however, the eponymous ancestor of the Hebrews, is referred to here: (בְּנֵי עֵבֶר, “the sons of Eber”; v. 21; cf. v. 25).
Go to Faerûn Homepage. Selûne. Faerûn Geography Selûne. Selûne is the only natural moon of Toril. It appears brightly in the night sky of Toril, and features a trailing group of asteroids called the Tears of Selûne. The moon is approximately 2,000 miles across, and 183,000 miles distant from Toril.
