She was much more adventurous and less serious than any of her fellow deities. Tymora was well-known for her antics over the centuries. In battle she sang, whooped, or emitted beast-calls with gusto. Tymora was jaunty and high-spirited, but not rude or haughty. She remained jovial even in the darkest times, preferring mischief and ironic justice to open violence. She did not have any malice or vengeance in her, since both of these emotions were inherited by Beshaba. Tymora was a cheerful and curious goddess, who inherited Tyche's grace and kindness, when the latter was split apart. Tymora's halfling aspect and her ally Brandobaris, The Irrepressible Scamp.

She liked to appear as a member of whatever race the observer belonged to, which meant that each person could simultaneously see her as a member of their own race. She usually materialized barefoot and wore a blue robe with silver trim. When Tymora appeared, which was rare, she liked to take a form of a fit female, with an impish nose and long flowing white hair with a capricious lock that periodically danced on her forehead. The tieflings argued that these visions meant the heart and soul meant more to the gods than appearance and bloodline.

īy 1489 DR, some tiefling followers of Tymora claimed to have received visions of her in their own image, describing her as the 'dark, devilish lady of fortune'. However, after surviving a foiled plot to steal her powers and merge with her sister, she changed her form into a tall, thin, almost boyish, yet graceful maiden with long, flowing, unbound, platinum blond or silver hair, regal face and blue-black eyes. Her head was adorned with a delicate silver coronet that glistened in the light. In 1368 DR, she still appeared as a slender short-haired woman, but dressed in a short white satin gold-trimmed tunic and high brown leather boots. Before the Time of Troubles, Tymora used to manifest in her avatar form, as a boyish, crafty-faced, tomboy with brunette hair.

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