© Daniel S. Wall, April 28, 2026.

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“The mistress of the moon is the finest of all hosts, but who could visit her table?”

– Anahuachi, Reader of the Ropes

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Iñacha appears as a beautiful woman with long black hair. Her pale skin is often thought to glow with a soft white light, but some dismiss this as a trick of her beauty.

Iñacha epitomizes the role of women as it is conceived in many small farming communities throughout the worlds of hurt. She is a skilled gardener and a perfect home keeper. Her home is the most beautiful place imaginable and the food she sets upon her table is the finest one could ever hope to eat.

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Religion: The church of Iñacha takes its place alongside that of her husband, Kotoya, in a great mountain empire. Her followers are thought to provide a natural complement to the warrior cult of her husband, urging compassion and seeking always to entice their adventurous kin to enjoy the peace and tranquility of their own homeland.

In other parts of the world, Iñacha is often worshipped by women living in farming communities.

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Domains: Home, Night, Silver.

Symbol: The Moon (in crescent form)

Favored Offerings: For those that have the means, anything with silver. For those less fortunate, Iñacha is pleased with offerings of home grown fruits and vegetables.