Ilverani and the Stars
Explains the astral symbolism twilight speakers draw on, using the North Star Cynosure as a guide and the shifting aurora as an omen.
Parent page Twilight Speaker
Twilight speakers hold the stars as an enduring reminder of their god's quest for artistic perfection. Although few Ilverani believe that Findeladlara had any hand in the creation of the stars, these astral bodies form an important part of snowcaster beliefs.
Twilight speakers returning home look to Cynosure, the North Star of Golarion, to guide them. While the short polar summers in the Crown of the World can rob the sky of many stars, Cynosure shines bright and clear more often than not. It is for this reason that the envoys of the Ilverani gave themselves the name of “twilight speakers”: to remember their place as spiritual and diplomatic guides.
Also in summer, the Aurora Iobara colors the sky in shifting tones. The “great painting,” as it is called in the Ilverani language, is contemplated by fortune tellers and prophets alike.
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