Hana Dao

Elves
Everything that Hama-Dao represents is actually quite the opposite of what elves consider virtues. She's overweight, greedy, and lustful. They still have a great love and respect for Hanadao however, because despite her faults, she is comfortable with herself, which is the true virtue to be learned from her teachings. After all is said and done, no matter how virtuous Elves may be, they are mortals still, and need to learn to accept their own faults and desires for mortal pleasures. Never accepting or seeing these parts of oneself, one will never be able to improve oneself as a person.

Anadaio
One of the most different depictions of Hana Dao comes from the sunscorned Isles. They pray to a goddess who creates wellsprings of life in an otherwise dry and dead land. Her name and connection to life are so similar to that of Hanadao its widely believed the two entities are one in the same, though some would say Anadaioh is a servant or child of Hanadao. Anadaioh is known to be the creator of oasiss and also the goddess of the Sunscorned isles famous honeybees. She's considered the goddess of life and growth.

Goddess of Prosperity

Hana Dao is revered by humans as a god of good fortune and success in all its forms. Whether it's food, money, fame or sex. Humans revere her and thank her for what they have, or pray to her for more. Her church is widely considered the most universal of all gods, having followers from all races and cultures. She's particularly popular with merchants.