I wrote up four Space Gods and heralds for a Draw Steel game set in the timescape's upper worlds.

Ujjvala, the Lightcraft
Domains: Life, Protection, Sun, War

Among the youngest of the Lords of Balance, the living constellation Ujjvala reifies the concept that given the right technology, magic, or psionics, light can produce all manner of wonders.

Cities, starfreighters, terrestrial vehicles, and battle-ready personnel are often shielded with barrier generators that throw up panels of hardlight in response to attack. Hardlight weaponry from ship-scale to personal-scale is ubiquitous across the timescape, to say nothing of the brilliant blasts commonly pushed out by magicians and psionicists. In the right hands, light can even be made into a potent force of healing, eradicating wounds and ailments as though they were never incurred to begin with. And while there are still many holdouts who prefer the tangible feel of a solid touchscreen or keyboard, they are greatly outnumbered by those who tap and type away on hardlight.

Ujjvala revels in this. The Lightcraft wishes for all radiance to be more than just hollow, incorporeal illumination. Light deserves to be the centerpiece of any given civilization and all its drama. She wants to see light achieve awe-inspiring feats! To see a barrier generator clash against all the devastation of a hardlight weapon of mass destruction, immovable object versus unstoppable force! To see fleets and armies exchange volleys of lasers, pew, pew, pew! To see a planet-wide plague swept away by cleansing effulgence, and for all its people to praise the light! To see every last physical input device mercilessly crushed and replaced by a shiny, hardlight interface!

They are all such beauteous, sublime sights, no? Such limitless potential, light possesses.