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Beatrice Navor, Fiend Mother
Female Oni Spawned Tiefling Cleric of Lamashtu 1 (Theologian)
CN Medium Outsider(Oni Spawned Tiefling)
Init; +0, Senses; Darkvision 60 ft.
Str. 16, Dex. 10, Con. 14, Int. 10, Wis. 18, Cha. 8
AC 15 (+5 Scale Mail), Touch 10, Flat Footed 15
HP 10 (1d8+2)
Fort. +4, Ref. +0, Will +6
Resist; Cold 5, Electricity 5, Fire 5, Sonic 5
Speed; 20 ft.
Melee; Falchion +3 (2d4+3)
BAB +0, CMB +3, CMD 13
Skills; Sense Motive +7, Knowledge (Religion) +4, Spellcraft +4
Traits; Mother's Rage (the blood of the beast runs thick in your veins, and your appearance is bestial. You receive a +1 trait bonus on Survival checks, and you treat your caster level as +1 higher when summoning creatures)
Magical Lineage Selecting Bestow Curse (one of your parents was a gifted spellcaster who not only used metamagic often, but developed many magical items and perhaps even a new spell or two and you have inherited a fragment of this greatness. Pick one spell when you choose this trait. When you apply metamagic feats to this spell, treat its actual level as 1 lower for determining the spells final adjusted level)
Feats; Spell Focus (Conjuration)
Class Features; Evil Aura, Channel Energy Madness Alternate Channeling Ability (harm-creatures are confused until the end of your next turn), Spontaneous Casting Inflict Wounds, Focused Domain (a theologian chooses only one domain from her diety's portfolio rather than the normal two domains. All level dependent efects of the granted powers from the thologian's domain domain function as if she were two cleric levels higher than her actual cleric level. This does not allow her to gain domain granted powers earlier than normal. A theologian can prepare domain spells using her non-domain slots. She cannot use her spontaneous casting ability on domain spells, even if they are prepared in non-domain slots. In all other respects, this works like and replaces the standard cleric domain ability)
Domain; Madness
Vision of Madness (you can give a creature a vision of madness as a melee touch attack. Choose one of the following: attack rolls, saving throws, or skill checks. The target receives a bonus to the chosen rolls equal to 1/2 your cleric level (minimum +1) and a penalty to the other two types of rolls equal to 1/2 your cleric level (minimum -1). This effect fades after three rounds. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3+ your Wisdom modifier)
Spell List;
0th Level Spells (3); Light, Detect Magic, Create Water
1st Level Spells (2+Domain Spell); Summon Monster I, Lesser Confusion, Command
Gear; Falchion, Scale Mail, Explorer's Outfit, Symbol of Lamashtu, Spell Component Pouch

Beatrice was born in the Cheliaxian Capital Egorian to a family of minor but prosperous nobles in the cities hierarchy. The Navor family gained its noble title rather recently due to exemplary service in the Chelish army and was now making a tidy sum from various mercantile affairs surrounding the manufacturing and selling of weapons. Beatrice's mother was sent to a Chelish academy in order to gain the skills necessary in order to join the family business. But while at school, Beatrice's mother became fascinated with the occult and planes outside of Golarion. She attempted to change her focus of study to conjuration, but her parent's disapproved and decided to withdraw her from the academy. Beatrice's mother then ran away and joined a fiend worshiping cult that she had befriended while in school. The cult in one of its rituals managed to summon an evil spirit from the dark tapestry that immediately manifested itself in the form of an Ogre Mage. In an occult ritual, Beatrice's mother surendered herself to the Ogre Mage. The authorities, who had been tracking the cult for months, burst in and destroyed the Ogre Mage, but by that time it was already too late. Beatrice's house was able to bail her out of prison, but shortly after returning home she died of an incredibly violent pregnancy that produced Beatrice, a Tiefling child. The Navors were horrified, but decided to live with their daughter's folly instead of exterminating the child.
Beatrice was locked in a small series of rooms within the family mansion, far from the view of the public eye. Her childhood was very lonely and oppressingly isolated, her only contact being with the servants of the house. Beatrice realized from a young age that she was so cut off because of her race, and began to loathe herself for it. She would periodically attempt to sneak out of the house, but was always captured and returned to that lonely set of rooms. She cried out for acceptance, for love, and for freedom, but never received an answer. That is, until the visions started to come. When she was twelve years old, Beatrice began to receive visions sent to her from the Goddess Lamashtu. She was infected with a sort of madness that would cause her head to spin and her body to break out in violent seizures. Either the isolation was driving her insane or her prayers were finally being answered. Lamashtu told Beatrice through visions that she should not be ashamed because of her appearance, that it was her differences from others that made her beautiful. It was not that she was ugly, but rather that the others who oppressed her were the ones that were truly ugly. They were afraid of her beauty, and so they locked her up where no one could see her. Lamashtu began instructing Beatrice in her divine mysteries, slowly training her to become a cleric of her faith. The servants became disturbed by Beatrice's behavior, but said nothing to their masters. Over time, Beatrice's Tiefling traits grew more and more pronounced and her madness grew more and more potent as Lamashtu's influence over her grew stronger and stronger.
At the age of sixteen, Beatrice's clerical powers finally manifested themselves. She escaped from the house by slowly driving the servants mad and hid herself within the sewers. There, she met other Tieflings like her, rejects from a prejudiced and harsh Cheliaxian society. As Beatrice began understanding the oppression that her people faced, she decided that something must be done about it. Tieflings were rejects because they were different, but that didn't make them any less worthy. Studying the visions she received from the Mother of Monsters, Beatrice began to realize that Lamashtu had a great destiny in store for her. Lamashtu intended to use her to unite the Tiefling race under a single banner and change the face of Golarion to gain acceptance for the monstrous races. Eventually, there would be a nation where fiends were accepted, and Beatrice would do anything, no matter the cost, in order to see that her vision was achieved. Lamashtu disclosed to Beatrice a prophecy, that she was to bear the child that would create this new land where the children of fiends could finally be free. At the age of twenty, Beatrice escaped from Cheliax entirely in order to pursue her grand destiny, in search of a place in the world where she could finally belong. Beatrice has recently been blessed with a son of Lamashtu, who holds the destiny of the Tiefling race in his hands. The pregnancy occured with the direct intervention of Lamashtu. Beatrice knows that she will be protected because she bears the child of prophecy, a child that will bring Golarion to its knees

Beatrice is around 5'8, with auburn hair that she wears long and piercing green eyes that resemble the eyes of a viper. She has a forked tongue, large stag antlers that protrude from the top of her head, and cloven hooves instead of feet. She has no shadow and no reflection in the mirror. Her build is toned and her skin is tan. She appears neither too heavy nor too thin. She is very curvaceous, and her stomach bears scars that she has inflicted upon herself. She tends to wear thick armor and carry her sword at her side always. She keeps her person immaculately clean. Traces of smoke appear to waft out of her mouth whenever she speaks. Her nails are long and curved, almost talon like. She seems perpetually occupied with something in her head, a trait that is unsettling to those who don't know her. Her stare is intense and her body language is assertive.

Beatrice is caught up in the study of her own visions sent from Lamashtu. She believes that Lamashtu offers her a chance to create a place in the world of acceptance for herself and for her kind. Her motivations in this regard are good, although she does not care who she must hurt in order to achieve her goals. She can be intense and a tad socially awkward because of her isolated childhood and all consuming faith. However, to those she deems as an ally, she will take endless care of, regardless of the personal cost. She spent most of her childhood lonely, and so she treasures the friends she is able to make. The unit and the tribe are what's most important to her, and she acts accordingly. She has for the most part controlled the madness inside her head, but occasionally she will undergo seizures and violent fits of vomiting when the visions of Lamashtu come upon her. Occasionally cryptic and difficult to understand, she sees and understands things that other people don't due to the contact with her deity. Her goals lead to the dissolution of the current world order in favor of a new one where she will be more accepted. She deeply desires to be loved and to love other people, and views society as a hindrance to that.