Moonstones of Selûne

It is said that Selûne, goddess of the moon and protector of all who travel in the night, once wept for the lost souls wandering beneath her celestial light. Her tears, they say, fell from the heavens, each one glowing with the radiance of the full moon, and as they touched the earth, they transformed into stones imbued with her divine blessing.

These Moonstones of Selûne, rare beyond imagining, are whispered to have come from a time long forgotten, when Selûne’s most devout followers built a temple high above the Sea of Fallen Stars, where the moon’s glow was so pure that it lit the way even through the darkest of nights. When the temple fell into ruin, its stones scattered far and wide, carried by the tides and winds, to be found only by those chosen by the goddess herself.

The stones, smooth as silk yet harder than the finest diamond, still hold Selûne’s light within. In the darkness, they glow with a soft, ethereal radiance, like the full moon shining upon still waters. It is said that to carry one of these stones is to be forever protected by Selûne’s grace, never losing your way, even in the deepest shadow.

I came upon these Moonstones by fate, not far from the Moonwood, in the remains of a shrine lost to time. As I stepped through the overgrown ruins, the stones began to glow, their light guiding me through the misty night. I took it as a sign from Selûne herself, a blessing to be shared with those who seek her favor.

Now, traveler, these stones could be yours. May they guide you through the darkest nights and keep you safe on your journeys, always under Selûne’s watchful eye.