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Full Name

Lorilithilrie

Race

Half Drow

Gender

Female

Age

She isnt telling

Alignment

Neutral with lawful and good tendencies

Location

Operates out of the Holy Cities

About Lorilithilrie

Appearance

Spoiler:
Lori (as most call her) is an absolutely gorgeous dark elf in appearance (she has a comeliness of 22 from the original UA). Her hair is long and silvery white and very fine, when unbound it easily reaches her waist. Her skin though many shades lighter than a dark elf still shows her heritage and save for a very, very faint scar on the left side of her face is completely unblemished. She has an areobic figure and she moves with a grace even an elf finds hard to match. One could easily imagine her as a either a noble or dancer, such is her bearing and motion.

Looking into her violet eyes though, one gets a strong sense dedication and focus on life. There is a clear no-nonsense approach about her and looking too long can be quite disquiting regardless of her appearance. And yet, there is still something hidden deep inside far from the reach of most. A mystery yet to be unraveled.

Some History

Spoiler:
Lori is half drow, her mother to spite her brother, who has always desired her lay with a slave human. In a fit of rage, the brother killed his sister (Lori's mother) and in disgust handed her over to the assassins guild for game, with the thought she would perish under great duress.

But the guild thought otherwise and began training her, not for her benefit but because her cross parentage gave them an option not normally available in an operative. There she grew up, tormented by her peers, who, though they found uses for her hated her and were she to quit or die would simply laugh at the half-breed's failure. Hated by her uncle a mage of incredible power, it was he who gave her the single scar to show his dominance of her. Only her aunt showed her any kindness, but her aunts dedication to Lolth was absolute and behind that kindness lay madness. Thus Lori's youth was alone with one focus, survive it all. And that she did, in fact she tended to out shine all, which only gave them reason to hate her more. Thus it was when the chance came for an assignment to go above, she took it with the secret hope that somewhere above she would find what did not exist below.



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