Helllo all,
I am looking for any background on the Lady of the Ravens. She is found on the Isle of Ravens, in the Nocturnal Sea. I am trying to put a quest together for my group, but i havent found much on her background, and how/why she came to be in the Domain. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Lady of the Ravens
Lady of the Ravens
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Re: Lady of the Ravens
The Kargatane "The Book of Sacrifices" has a Lady of the Ravens article (p. 113-117)...IMO one of the better articlesNalini wrote:Helllo all,
I am looking for any background on the Lady of the Ravens. She is found on the Isle of Ravens, in the Nocturnal Sea. I am trying to put a quest together for my group, but i havent found much on her background, and how/why she came to be in the Domain. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
She's basically an evil, spoiled rich girl whose only friends were ravens and was able to be able to speak with ravens but now can't,as she can't remember her name eithor, so she is trying to find out her name so she can speak with her ravens again...and she can turn others into ravens
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Ferdinand Foch, French general
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Yeap, netbook 13 has very nice info about. Fleshes her out.
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There's nothing canon about her. She's based on the legends of Circe from Greek mythology, particularly the Odyssey. The only non-canon sources I can think of that haven't already been mentioned is Felauragoth, also in the Book of Sacrifices. As a disclaimer, I wrote that, but it does have a slightly different reading of her.

