Origins
She was born among a rare group of “humans” known as the Children of Kelemvor, those blessed with a connection to the divine creator's mind, dreams, and consciousness. From birth, she possessed an unusual affinity for the world of dreams, though neither she nor her late parents ever understood what it truly meant.
She grew up peacefully in a great human city, white as marble and surrounded by mountains, knowing little of the world beyond it. That changed when a mercenary group saved the city from a devastating dragon attack. She had always dreamed of dedicating her life to healing the minds of the living, but something about the emotions and bond within that group awakened a different calling.
For the first time, she felt Kelemvor reaching toward her through one of his children, Gyu, the Voice of Wisdom.
Now, she travels alongside the mercenaries, searching for answers and following the feeling that her connection to the world of dreams is leading her toward a purpose far greater than she ever imagined.
Scripture of Steel
Weapon (longsword), artifact (requires attunement by a Paladin/Cleric)
Damage: 1d8 radiant (1d10 versatile)
Properties: Martial, versatile
Bonus: +2 to attack and damage rolls
While attuned to this weapon:
- The blade functions as a holy symbol.
- When you hit a creature, you may immediately learn one damage immunity, resistance, or vulnerability it possesses.
- Once per turn when you hit a creature, you may grant advantage on the next attack roll or saving throw made against that creature before the end of your next turn.
Once per long rest, you may cast commune without material components.