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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 5793625" data-attributes="member: 35909">I am here today to mourn the demise of Lady Kayura, who passed away last monday (1/16/12) in the 13 Kingdoms (3.5).&nbsp; She was many things.&nbsp; A Rogue, a Fighter, a Dervish, a Shadowdancer.&nbsp; Abducted by marauders at a young age and surviving unspeakable cruelty to become a destructive warlord herself, she was still learning to be a good person since reuniting with her sister, whom she died trying to protect in vain, as her sister fell moments after her final plea to escape.&nbsp; Deep into an orc and demon filled fortress that had become so full of bodies the ground was difficult terrain, Kayura bravely and happily sliced her way through hundreds of foes in 28 rounds of combat that never let up for even a moment.&nbsp; Down on her health and her luck, rather than slink away into the shadows to recuperate, she looked over a few feet away to see the only one she cared about in even more dire straits, and pressed on with a ferocious assault and a greater invisibility from the party mage that turned out to be of no protection from the giant orc leader.Always careful to exhibit a cheery, plucky demeanor no matter the circumstances as a mental defense against showing weakness, she perished as she lived, with a smile on her face and corpses all around her.&nbsp; A death that would be the envy of any warrior.RIP</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 5793625, member: 35909"] I am here today to mourn the demise of Lady Kayura, who passed away last monday (1/16/12) in the 13 Kingdoms (3.5). She was many things. A Rogue, a Fighter, a Dervish, a Shadowdancer. Abducted by marauders at a young age and surviving unspeakable cruelty to become a destructive warlord herself, she was still learning to be a good person since reuniting with her sister, whom she died trying to protect in vain, as her sister fell moments after her final plea to escape. Deep into an orc and demon filled fortress that had become so full of bodies the ground was difficult terrain, Kayura bravely and happily sliced her way through hundreds of foes in 28 rounds of combat that never let up for even a moment. Down on her health and her luck, rather than slink away into the shadows to recuperate, she looked over a few feet away to see the only one she cared about in even more dire straits, and pressed on with a ferocious assault and a greater invisibility from the party mage that turned out to be of no protection from the giant orc leader. Always careful to exhibit a cheery, plucky demeanor no matter the circumstances as a mental defense against showing weakness, she perished as she lived, with a smile on her face and corpses all around her. A death that would be the envy of any warrior. RIP [/QUOTE]

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