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Gwydion-Wizard and Prince of the Powers of Air; master shapeshifter; and God of the arts, eloquence, kindness, and magic. Son of Danu, nephew of Math, and brother of Ameathon, Gobannon, and Arianrhod. Gwydion gave his son Llew his name and his right to bear arms and created Llew's bride for him. One of the twelve that brought the swine to his peopl

‘She’s called Rhiannon,’ says the landlord. ‘My late wife named her that. Welsh, she was. Very fond of all the old stories.’ ‘Ah,’ says Lancelot. He tries not to sigh too loudly. It would have been too much to ask that the horse would be called Beryl, or Snowdrop. He can’t meet a horse without it being the queen of horses. He can’t drink from a str

The sword isn’t anywhere on her person, that he can see. But then this sickly form beside him is just one aspect of what Nimue actually is. She’s every river in the realm, every stream or limpid pool. The sword could be anywhere or everywhere. Hidden in an underwater cave. Spread finely in the morning mist. Raining down on the mountains in the old

Gwydion

Bran (Bron)-God of music and prophecy, protector of bards and poets. Associated with singing, the bard's harp, and the Sacred Head. Branwen-Called White-Bosomed One and Venus of the Northern Sea, a Welsh Goddess of love whose name means White Raven. Associated with the white crow.

Blodenwedd (Blodewedd, Blodeuedd)- The most beautiful and treacherous sun and moon Goddess. Called "White Flower" or "Flowerface."Associated with the white owl, the dawn, primroses, broom, cockle, oak, and meadowsweet.

Rhiannon-Queen Mother, Queen Mare, or the Great Queen, originally called Rigatona. Goddess of knowledge and strength. Associated with apples, horses (especially mares), and three birds. Robur-Forest King and Monadic tree God of the forests, particularly oaks. Associated with mistletoe, a budding staff of oak, and woodland animals and plants.