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'''Lacharhad, the Witch of | '''Lacharhad, the Witch of Cennos''' is the champion who represented [[Telaan]] in the second [[Conclave]] Reckoning. Glowing with spectral light, the black-robed, pale woman haunted the blackest eaves of [[Darkenwood Forest]] with her ferocious madness during 826 and 827 AF. Hordes of arachnoi warriors, cowled wraiths, cloaked assassins, and vicious [[spiders]] answer her heterochromatic gaze at the behest of her [[Zanzibaar|Baarian]] mistress. | ||
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Spectral luminescence plays about the pale features of Lacharhad, the Witch of Cennos, her ethereal | |||
visage half-hidden behind long, curled obsidian hair cast into a disarray sharply at odds with her | |||
immaculate, alabaster skin. A study in contrast between composure and madness, the black robes that | |||
descend and conceal her thin frame showing decided evidence of wear and tear in their ragged nature, | |||
yet are worn in a manner comparable only to the imperious nobility of a queen. While darkfire coils | |||
and surges along her limbs in a visible halo of magical might, it is her eyes that reveal the truest | |||
depths of her soul: irises of crimson and violet in heterochromatic disunity, one burning with | |||
total, furious insanity and the other a study in the restrained calculations of a sociopath. | |||
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[[category: Darkenwood Denizens]] | [[category: Darkenwood Denizens]] | ||
Revision as of 01:05, 17 April 2020
Lacharhad, the Witch of Cennos is the champion who represented Telaan in the second Conclave Reckoning. Glowing with spectral light, the black-robed, pale woman haunted the blackest eaves of Darkenwood Forest with her ferocious madness during 826 and 827 AF. Hordes of arachnoi warriors, cowled wraiths, cloaked assassins, and vicious spiders answer her heterochromatic gaze at the behest of her Baarian mistress.
Spectral luminescence plays about the pale features of Lacharhad, the Witch of Cennos, her ethereal visage half-hidden behind long, curled obsidian hair cast into a disarray sharply at odds with her immaculate, alabaster skin. A study in contrast between composure and madness, the black robes that descend and conceal her thin frame showing decided evidence of wear and tear in their ragged nature, yet are worn in a manner comparable only to the imperious nobility of a queen. While darkfire coils and surges along her limbs in a visible halo of magical might, it is her eyes that reveal the truest depths of her soul: irises of crimson and violet in heterochromatic disunity, one burning with total, furious insanity and the other a study in the restrained calculations of a sociopath.