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|origin=Mesopotamian culture | |origin=Mesopotamian culture | ||
|race=Lady{{Exp App|SMT4A|SMT5}} | |race=[[Lady]]{{Exp App|SMT4A|SMT5|SH2}} | ||
|alignment=Light-Chaos{{Exp App|SMT5}} | |alignment=Light-Chaos{{Exp App|SMT5}} | ||
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|smt4a=Sumerian goddess of fertility. Her name means "Lady of Heaven." Often regarded as the same goddess as Aphrodite, Ishtar, and Venus. Also a goddess of warfare. It is said that even male gods feared her power. | |smt4a=Sumerian goddess of fertility. Her name means "Lady of Heaven." Often regarded as the same goddess as Aphrodite, Ishtar, and Venus. Also a goddess of warfare. It is said that even male gods feared her power. | ||
|smt5=The Sumerian goddess of fertility. | |smt5=The Sumerian goddess of fertility. | ||
Her name means "Lady of Heaven," and she is often viewed as one and the same with Aphrodite, Ishtar, and Venus. She is also a goddess of warfare, and it is said that even male gods feared her great power. | |||
|sh2=The Sumerian goddess of fertility. Her name means "Lady of Heaven," and she is often viewed as one and the same with Aphrodite, Ishtar, and Venus. She is also a goddess of warfare, and it is said that even male gods feared her great power. | |||
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