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'''Sorceress of the Seas''' is a powerful water [[elemental]] from the [[plane]] of water. After being summoned by the [[Aldar]] [[Dekalb]], she was lost to the sea. She has been described as a cruel and vindictive spirit, laughing with joyous pleasure as she sinks those within the sea's embrace and | '''Sorceress of the Seas''' is a powerful water [[elemental]] from the [[plane]] of water. After being summoned by the [[Aldar]] [[Dekalb]], she was lost to the sea. She has been described as a cruel and vindictive spirit, laughing with joyous pleasure as she sinks those within the sea's embrace and willing to attack any and all that approach her. | ||
In an unknown year, she sank the [[Margam]], captained by the Captain [[Horald]]. | In an unknown year, she sank the [[Margam]], captained by the Captain [[Horald]]. | ||
Revision as of 08:30, 28 November 2017
Sorceress of the Seas is a powerful water elemental from the plane of water. After being summoned by the Aldar Dekalb, she was lost to the sea. She has been described as a cruel and vindictive spirit, laughing with joyous pleasure as she sinks those within the sea's embrace and willing to attack any and all that approach her.
In an unknown year, she sank the Margam, captained by the Captain Horald.
Written in a pensive to the adventurers of Achaea in the year 757 AF, they were asked to awaken the watery counterpart to Jeramun, the Flame of the World and that she would respond only to the sound of gold. After much searching, the adventurer Krypton found the Horn of Tides within the village of Ka'doloki. Utilising it thrice, he awoke the Sorceress of the Sea from her rest, bringing a tidal wave with her.