Editing Wakfu (section)

===Meridia===
A minor goddess, not one of the Twelve nor does she have any (known) mortal worshipers. An extremely difficult to reveal set of items obtainable in Wakfu allow the player to dress up as her, bearing horns, back spikes, hair, and glorious [[pauldrons]] made of blue crystal with ornaments of gold and surrounded by what appears to be stars in a constellation. Meridia is a fractured deity however, and instead appears as small goblinoid creatures (resembling the "head shaker" forest spirits from Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke) with different moods and appearances, one for each day of the year.
Meridia controls aspects of the calendar although she is not known to be related to Xelor (who is more related to the measure of time rather than the celebration and meaning of it). How, and if at all, Meridia is tied to the twelve guardians of the months is not clear either although the war between Jiva and Djaul would certainly have an effect on her (or not, after all there'd still be 365 days in a year). 
Each day, she inspires beings to go out into the world and behave in certain ways or do certain things, giving blessings to those who who do. Her whims are studied by Feca astrologists and compiled into an "Almanax" for others to peruse, and any being capable of behaving in adherence to her prescribed actions receives divine gifts (in the Dofus and Wakfu video games, this takes the form of free items awarded; in Dofus a special Dofus equip item, and in Wakfu a special mount). 
Many of her prescribed behaviors are inspired by events of the past. As a result, Meridia more or less makes every single day a holiday complete with their own names and histories.

Ankama maintains a separate site for the Almanax to be viewed, found here. [http://www.krosmoz.com/en/almanax]
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Image:Meridia Swag.jpg|A resemblance to the intact Meridia.
Image:Diakollec.png|One of Meridia's many shifting forms, in this case her October 12th appearance (named "Diakollec").
Image:Almanax.png|One of the Feca who study Meridia. 
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