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Silence is a celebrated warrior. She is known for an affinity with birds that tapped their natural sensativity to the unnatural, using them to track down [[Undead | undead]], [[Hag | hags]], and perhaps even [[Fiend | fiends]], via the spell ''[[Dark Sentinels]]''. The spell appears on the spell lists of druids and of sorcerers and wizards. | Silence is a celebrated warrior. She is known for an affinity with birds that tapped their natural sensativity to the unnatural, using them to track down [[Undead | undead]], [[Hag | hags]], and perhaps even [[Fiend | fiends]], via the spell ''[[Dark Sentinels]]''. The spell appears on the spell lists of druids and of sorcerers and wizards. <ref>[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 23</ref> | ||
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Silence is a celebrated warrior. She is known for an affinity with birds that tapped their natural sensativity to the unnatural, using them to track down undead, hags, and perhaps even fiends, via the spell Dark Sentinels. The spell appears on the spell lists of druids and of sorcerers and wizards. [1]
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To learn and memorise the spell Dark Sentinels would require a druid or wizard of 9th or higher level or a sorcerer of 10th or higher level. Given her apparent fighting ability, the first of the possibilities would seem to be the correct one.
Half-elven female, Druid 9+
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- ↑ Van Richten's Arsenal, p. 23
