Bed Trick: In order to trick the paladin Nesa into sleeping with her, she disguises herself as his lover Rhylian.The plan backfired when Nesa rescued their daughter and trapped the goddess's essence inside his head to both keep her safe from the gods but also to protect their daughter from her schemes. She made the paladin Nesa impregnate her with the first Andain child in millennia in a bid to take over the High Plane, which made a lot of gods angry. A few heroes since then have learned Artemicia's true nature as well and are now opposing her openly. Warts and All: Her Andain son Leon Alcibiates seeks her out to get her approval, but Leon quickly learns that Artemicia is not as nice as the clergy has led him to believe.Only her most devoted clerics know her true nature and are okay with it. Villain with Good Publicity: She is considered a benevolent deity but is anything but.Path of Inspiration: Her clergy is basically seen as benevolent for the most part because they do heal people, but the reason for the clergy's existence is far more sinister, and only some of the higher-ups know some of the specifics behind it.She sees him as a worthless, weak fool, beginning from their first interaction where she ended up poisoning him after he had invoked her power to drive off bandits who had tried to mug him. Evil Matriarch: To her Andain son Leon Alcibiates.Daddy's Little Villain: She is Nergal's daughter and as wicked as he is.She's self-centered and sees mortals, including her demigod son Leon, as worthless unless they serve her. The Goddess of Healing and daughter of Nergal. And when that time comes, what you'll hear will be my laughter." "I shall relish the moment when you finally choose from the many roads ahead of you because that very decision shall only leave misery and treachery in its wake.
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