The origins of Valindra are apocryphal at best, though every telling or fable ties her to Acadia in some significant way. She first rose to prominence in the Second Age after snatching the body of a goblin. She later traveled through Serin peddling fortunes and minor curses before claiming her storied place among the Heralds. As Poetic Prognosticator, Valindra deployed her divinatory rhymes to help her coterie defeat the Demon Princes infesting the realm and later banish her own nemesis, the dark witch Olgarda. After the fracturing of her original coven, Valindra fled through a magic mirror, returning only years later fatter and more powerful than ever before. The altar of Valindra lies deep within the heart of the Acadian jungle. Her familiar is the wisp Hibbadibbity. Followers of Valindra prize laughter and curses, poetry and witchcraft, and the inherent magic of words. Those fascinated by the boundaries between good and evil may be drawn to this divine enchantress, for she herself has worn many faces and auras. Valindra welcomes all creatures to her worship, though crones, storytellers, and dwarven paladins may find her kiss especially potent.