Kiaransalee
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| - | Kiaransalee is a [[drow]] goddess of slavery, undead, and vengeance. Her symbol is a drow hand, adorned with silver rings. Information about her is scarce, but captured drow have revealed that she was a drow queen who, shortly before the [[Deity War]], was granted a portion of [[Lolth]]'s power and raised to godhood. She was responsible for acquiring the fragment of the [[ | + | {{npcbox |
| + | |name=Kiaransalee | ||
| + | |image=Kiaransalee Symbol.jpg | ||
| + | |gender=Female | ||
| + | |title=Lady of the Dead, the Revenancer, the Vengeful Banshee, the White Banshee | ||
| + | |race=Deity | ||
| + | |status=Alive | ||
| + | |alignment=Chaotic Evil | ||
| + | }} | ||
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| + | Kiaransalee is a [[drow]] goddess of slavery, undead, and vengeance. Her symbol is a drow hand, adorned with silver rings. Information about her is scarce, but captured drow have revealed that she was a drow queen who, shortly before the [[Deity War]], was granted a portion of [[Lolth]]'s power and raised to godhood. She was responsible for acquiring the fragment of the [[Negative Energy Plane]] that the drow attempted to use to escape their prison. | ||
Though she has her own temples, dogma, and followers, she and her worshipers are still ultimately subservient to Lolth. | Though she has her own temples, dogma, and followers, she and her worshipers are still ultimately subservient to Lolth. | ||
Current revision as of 09:57, 15 January 2012
| Kiaransalee | |
|---|---|
 Lady of the Dead, the Revenancer, the Vengeful Banshee, the White Banshee | |
| Race | Deity |
| Gender | Female |
| Status | Alive |
| Alignment | Chaotic Evil |
Kiaransalee is a drow goddess of slavery, undead, and vengeance. Her symbol is a drow hand, adorned with silver rings. Information about her is scarce, but captured drow have revealed that she was a drow queen who, shortly before the Deity War, was granted a portion of Lolth's power and raised to godhood. She was responsible for acquiring the fragment of the Negative Energy Plane that the drow attempted to use to escape their prison.
Though she has her own temples, dogma, and followers, she and her worshipers are still ultimately subservient to Lolth.
