The Goddess who loves all plants;

- She hung the two moons, Luna d’bleu and Luna d’rouge;

- She is the Goddess of dance and song,

- Her favorite trees are the willow and the oak.

When In’tak appears to mortals, it is in the form of fey, a wood nymph or elf, a dryad or pixie. She is always beautiful and other worldly. It is said she watches over those who have dance and song in there blood and especially interested in the bards of the world.  It is rumored that Krar and In’tak had once been lovers, and their offspring were the Voadkyn, a race of goodly wood giants who bear a striking resemblance to elves and are very honor bound

In’tak is the Goddess Muse.  From her all inspiration flows.  She watches over travelers, as well as settlers, and all those who are ruled by the phases of the moon and seasons.  Winter is said to be the time when she rests from her dancing and singing.  The spring is when she bursts into song and begins her dance across the land.  It is said she weeps to make the rains and every plant that bursts forth from the soil is her child.  The fabled Treants are the offspring from the union of In’tak and the forests themselves.  She is the protector of children, the naive, and innocent.  In’tak and N’til are thought to be brother and sister, or perhaps lovers.  It is said that the first dance In’tak performed inspired N’til to remain male for a millennium of courtship.