Jane Wren

Jane Wren is the goddess of the horizon, freedom and adventure LEV E1·01:09:46. Sunny sees her figurehead above a balcony of the newly built Ramble, which the DM calls her deity, with an arm stretched toward a faraway place that some say is the setting sun, some the Northern Star and some the next adventure LEV E1·01:09:46. The DM says the figurehead was placed there by Sunny's old friend LEV E1·01:09:46.

Jane Wren is the goddess of the horizon, freedom and adventure, and Sunny's deity LEV E1·01:09:46. Her figurehead hangs above the Ramble balcony where Sunny lands LEV E1·01:09:46. Sunny is delighted when Jane speaks to her for the first time, and Jane says she had been trying for a while but the paladin needed to grow strong enough to hear her LEV E2·01:02:19 LEV E2·01:02:31. The DM calls her the goddess of the horizon, and she gives the image of fish in a net: the lamp, the stone and the girl are the walls of the net, and the bottom rises swifter and swifter LEV E2·01:03:12 LEV E2·01:03:17. She tells them to heed the words of Marcid, who knows where Trixie is LEV E2·01:03:17.

The DM's recap says Sunny learned from her goddess Jane Wren that the net is closing fast LEV E3·00:00:21. On the Ramble the figurehead's eyes glitter with lightning LEV E5·00:52:39. When Sunny's Command works on Clive, the DM shows the goddess of the horizon in the storm, a beautiful woman's face whose scowl matches the scowl of her champion LEV E5·01:09:03. Tulwar calls Sunny a follower of Jane of the old ways, and the pirate elders say Jane Wren has favored her LEV E6·01:04:49 LEV E6·01:29:13.