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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Katerek" data-source="post: 425207" data-attributes="member: 5193">I have three.  All of them are of course from my campaign, but that is mainly because it is the only source of NPCs to me.In No Particular OrderLady Myra Ra-Ashani Al'BraniganMyra is a reformed assassin who eventually ended up the head of the Order of Light and was wed to the emperor of her native lands.  She nows spends her afterlife as an emissary of various good deities.  While living she was good to a fault (after her reformation).  She was actually despised by many who thought she was too manipulative.  She was caring and motherly.  She gave birth to 9 children and raised 4 others as her own.The Lich Queen Drazil Von-DonovichDrazil was once an apprentice of Lady Myra's.  She was mistreated as a child in the orphanages funded by the light.  She went on to embrace the dark and became the master of her own empire of naughtiness and bad stuff.  She was as corrupt and unfeeling as they came yet she had a small good side.  She had children as well, over twenty, by 7 or 8 different husbands.  She loved them all.  She eventually turned to lichdom to see the destruction of her enemies.Bitzkriega Kelnarani-kan DunPsaboBlitzkriega was a contemporary of both Myra and Drazil, in fact she was known to traffic in both camps.  She was friends with both women.  She only ever bore four children, all of them merely for breeding pruposes.  Another woman raised them.  Blitzkriega was too career minded; she was the most powerful wizard of her time, perhaps only ever bested by her own father; Bedwyk.These three eventually destroyed the better part of the world in a climatic battle.  Or rather, brought it about.  They only ever worked together in one instance.  They had each forseen the loss of most of the worlds knowledge and together they created three libraries to house most of wha they knew at the time so that future generations would not be at a total loss.</blockquote>

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