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Female Human Oracle of Flame 6
![]() Reeling from the viscious slash, Lasair steps back giving herself room as her voice bulids in a lilting chant, her body taking on a corona of light before unleashing a brilliant beam at the vile spirit. 5ft step back, searing light
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Female Human Oracle of Flame 6
![]() As Lyria and Atrival turn to Lasair she steps forward, taking in the group's resolve in the midst of their suffering. "It would be an honor and my duty to aid you,"she says solemnly, her voice carrying a lilting almost musical tone. Her next words however seem to possess an eerie echo, a finality that seems to make the very air shudder. "The one you have lost, he is very dear to the Sacred Flame. She will keep his soul fire burning until he walks amongst you again. I am honored to help you in your quest to restore him. I am Lasair" ![]()
Female Human Oracle of Flame 6
![]() Lasair stands back for a moment, watching as the companions explode into action with all the fluidity of a group used to facing death at each others side. Absently she guestures at one of the oncoming undead, chanting in Ignan as a shimmering scimitar of golden light materializes to slash at it. Spiritual weapon
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Female Human Oracle of Flame 6
![]() Lasair notices the newcomers leaving, a definite look of seasoned warriors to them. At the same time, every candle and lantern flame flickered, dancing as if blown by an unseen wind......towards the door....regardless of where they stood in the room. "Not very subtle are you?" she mutters, grinning ruefully to herself. As she walks out the door she sees the cleric being assaulted and hastens to come to his aid. Init 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (10) + 2 = 12 ![]()
Female Human Oracle of Flame 6
![]() A strikingly beautiful flame-haired woman stands as he hefts a basket filled with broken glass off the floor. As she walks the debris over to the bar, she shakes her head, stopping to give the inn keeper a comforting pat on the shoulder as she sets it down. Dressed as she is a long flowing dress with a bodice of tooled leather, sleeveles with straps loosely hanging about alabaster shoulders, she is clearly not a barhand, a fact reinforced by the longsword belted across her hips. |