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'''Meyno''' was the Matriarch of the Stone Valley Giant Tribes, as well a [[Lesser Spirit]].
| domain = Stone Giants
| symbol = None
| relationships = [[Khaarne]] (son)<br>[[Illoke]] (son)
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[[Meyno]] is said to be the oldest living stone giantess, although no sign of her has been seen for some time.
In her role as ruler, Meyno was a kind and benevolent ruler, who lead Stone Valley to be a thriving and green place. She was believed to be the oldest living stone giant. However, a minor faction of shaman, tired of her leadership, used her dark son [[Illoke]] to depose her. Meyno was thrown into a crack in the earth, which was sealed, and was never seen again.

She was the matriarch of the giant tribes of [[Stone Valley]], and had twin sons called [[Khaarne]] and [[Illoke]]. Where Khaarne was neutral, Illoke was hateful and evil. The giants had a matriarchal society, worshipping and venerating the chief matriarch as a goddess. The valley flourished under Meyno's hand, becoming lush and green. She was a kind and generous matriarch, and well-loved by all save the faction who was tired of female rule. This faction raised a shaman to their ends, then sought Meyno's darker son for assistance.

The shaman went into the tribes to kill Meyno and place Illoke in the seat of power. Meyno's faithful priestess battled this shaman, and in the force of their dueling, the ground cracked open. Upon the Priestess' defeat, the shaman cast Meyno into the crack in the ground, entombing her forever.

Meyno's form is that of a large stone giantess. In manner, she is powerful, kind, generous and primitive. She has no known symbol, as the giants are a simple people who do not hold with this kind of symbolism.


==Shrines, Statuary, and Holy Places==
==Shrines, Statuary, and Holy Places==
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== Related articles ==
==External Link==
*[[The Gods of Elanthia#Meyno, the Matriarch|The Gods of Elanthia - Meyno, the Matriarch]] (official documentation)
*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/tomes/deities/meyno.asp Official Documentation on Meyno.]


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Revision as of 22:20, 23 April 2015

Meyno
Domain Stone Giants
Symbol None
Relationships Khaarne (son)
Illoke (son)

Meyno is said to be the oldest living stone giantess, although no sign of her has been seen for some time.

She was the matriarch of the giant tribes of Stone Valley, and had twin sons called Khaarne and Illoke. Where Khaarne was neutral, Illoke was hateful and evil. The giants had a matriarchal society, worshipping and venerating the chief matriarch as a goddess. The valley flourished under Meyno's hand, becoming lush and green. She was a kind and generous matriarch, and well-loved by all save the faction who was tired of female rule. This faction raised a shaman to their ends, then sought Meyno's darker son for assistance.

The shaman went into the tribes to kill Meyno and place Illoke in the seat of power. Meyno's faithful priestess battled this shaman, and in the force of their dueling, the ground cracked open. Upon the Priestess' defeat, the shaman cast Meyno into the crack in the ground, entombing her forever.

Meyno's form is that of a large stone giantess. In manner, she is powerful, kind, generous and primitive. She has no known symbol, as the giants are a simple people who do not hold with this kind of symbolism.

Shrines, Statuary, and Holy Places

Wehnimer's Landing Cleric Guild

Located in the Antechamber of Others is a statue of Meyno. This area is not considered a holy shrine.

In this figurine, a large stone giantess appears to be either emerging from or partially swallowed by a large crack in the ground beneath her. No symbol adorns the figurine's base.

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Lesser Spirits - edit
Liabo: Jaston | Kuon | Laethe | Leya | Niima | Tilamaire | Voaris | Voln
Lornon: Amasalen | Onar
Neutral: Aeia | Arachne | The Huntress | Illoke | Khaarne | Meyno