Thida
Thida was the goddess of motherhood and protection in Bekiskan Polytheism. Depicted as a bipedal triceratops, she is believed to have led the first Bekiskapan out of the dangerous wilderness of their Earth and to the edge of the river where they would find their salvation—and the ingredients necessary to create their famous stone skin.
Sometimes called the Three-Horned Goddess of the Pale Dawn Light, Thida was worshipped at first light of each day and offered sacrifices on the first day of each year. The Bekiskapan believed that Thida’s three horns were represented in the sky as the Sun, Moon, and Morning Star respectively, and that one would be blessed with a day of divine luck if one were to spy all three horns in the morning sky at the same time.
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