Lady of the Great Ocean

Lin Xiang perished in a plane crash, yet in the midst of chaos and darkness, she awoke to find herself chosen by a dying goddess. The deity entrusted her with the great task of rebuilding the continent of Faerûn, bestowing all her remaining power upon Lin Xiang. With her final act, the goddess sent Lin’s soul into the world of Greek mythology. Crossing through the void of primordial chaos, Lin Xiang was reborn into the ancient waters—daughter of Oceanus and Tethys, one of the Oceanides, and sister to Metis and Eurynome. She became Tyche, the goddess of ocean currents and abundance, often depicted as a winged maiden crowned with a diadem, holding a cornucopia spilling over with golden coins. At times, she appeared blindfolded, embodying the unpredictable nature of fortune and the risks hidden within every desire. In other forms, she drifted as mist or cloud-like vapor, becoming the nurturing goddess of rain and the water cycle. She grew in strength and wisdom— A gentle mother who nurtured Zeus; An impartial observer who granted fate’s blessings and misfortunes at random; A generous deity worshipped by fishermen and farmers alike. At last, she returned to Faerûn, vying for the mantle of the fourth Divine Magic Goddess, seeking the vacant godhood left behind by Mystra's slumber. Her journey had begun—as she walked the path to become one of the Primordial Gods.