Amity

Amity, the Angel of Affection, is a beloved figure within The Choir, embodying the warmth and tenderness found in the bonds that unite people. She is often depicted with a gentle smile, her soft, flowing robes in shades of pale rose and lavender, radiating a calming presence. Her wings, delicate and translucent, shimmer with the hues of a soft dawn, symbolizing the gentle touch of affection that can heal and strengthen relationships. Amity is the guardian of companionship and emotional intimacy, watching over the connections between family, friends, and loved ones. Her presence brings comfort, and her followers seek her guidance to deepen their bonds with those they care for.

Amity teaches that affection is the foundation of all meaningful relationships. She encourages her followers to nurture the small, everyday acts of kindness that foster closeness—whether it be through a gentle touch, a shared smile, or a word of reassurance. Her influence is often felt in quiet moments of connection, when a simple gesture can express love more deeply than grand declarations. Those who worship Amity often come to her seeking solace in times of loneliness, or strength when rifts form in relationships. Her temples are places of quiet reflection, where people can find peace and reconnect with the love they hold for others.

Amity’s festivals are joyous and intimate gatherings, where people celebrate the bonds they share with their loved ones. These events often feature shared meals, storytelling, and acts of kindness as worshippers reflect on the importance of affection in their lives. Clerics of Amity are known for their roles as counselors and mediators, helping to heal emotional wounds and strengthen relationships. They travel between communities, offering blessings to families and friends, reminding all who follow her that affection is not just an emotion, but an ongoing commitment to those we care for. In Amity’s name, love is expressed through tenderness, patience, and the continual nurturing of the ties that bind us.