Artahe is an ancient goddess associated with the region of Southern Gaul and Aquitania, serving as a tutelary deity.
No information about Artahe's physical description is available in the provided source.
As a tutelary goddess, Artahe likely provides protection and care to her associated group or place.
Akerbeltz
Malevolent Basque spirit associated with sexual abuses and seductive powers, likely tied to the natural environment. (Note: - Power tier: Greater (Akerbeltz's abilities are more regional in scope and do not match the description of an Ancient entity) - Abilities: While source material mentions "sexual abuses" and "seductiv)
Eate, Storm God in Basque Tradition
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Gaueko
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Tubal
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Art mac Cuinn
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Art the Clown
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Artaius
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Artemiche
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