Thana is an extremely thin individual. She varies in size with whatever size she choses and can often take the shape of whatever shape she wishes to appear in. She is often depicted as a woman with necrosis with grey pale skin. Her hair is greasy and black with varying lengths. Skin is decayed away on the right side of her face revealing her blackened teeth and jaw. The right side of her chest is also decayed away to reveal the black rib cage to match the black skeletal right arm. Her right eye is greyed out with no signs of life with a large scar going down the center of it. Her left eye bears her red curse mark with make up running down her face. Resting on her head is a spiked circlet with green flames on each of the spikes representing the souls she collects. She wears a blue velvet dress with an upside down hear opening to reveal parts of her chest and a high collar with green embroidery. The left sleeve is long with a green accent on the cuff while the right is torn at the elbow to reveal her skeleton arm.
As the Goddess of Death, Thana oversees all life as they pass on. They reach her domain of souls where she judges ones worth and decides their next fate. This can includes reincarnations. She acts as an advisor of the pantheon and is certainly the kind of god you would not want to mess with.
The Symbol of Thana is an eye with a crossed out pupil and a tear drop hanging off of it. The crossed out pupil represents death and the tear drop represents the souls. Often souls are depicted as tears.