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| Fierce matron mother of house Ebonclaw, Lirreka Nr'Uluxen is indeed a force to be reckonned with. This Drow Matron bends her knee to none, and woe unto him who tries to force her to..Woe unto him who calls her a follower of Lloth as well. |
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| Lirreka's ward collective Author's Note: Lirreka is a sorceress of considerable power and ability. Her heritage combines not only the blood of the drow but also that of the Sakkran clan and that of the Elders. She has spent much of her adult life in the pursuit of magick and has gathered by means both fair and foul a premier collection of spells from the far-flung reaches of reality. As her player, I have used my own gaming knowledge and experiences as the basis of her spells. I have played D&D in its various incarnations since 1979 and while I have played other systems in that time I tend to rely upon my D&D knowledge. I do not profess in anyway that D&D is better then any other system only that it is the one with which I am the most familiar. Lirreka's wards are based in the AD&D second edition rule-set which is unfortunately out of print. I publish this listing of her wards to show to those that care to look why Lirreka is so damnably hard to hurt in combat both magically and physically. The following spells are the intellectual property of Wizards of the Coast and TSR and they retain any and all rights to them. Lirreka's wards are split into two categories: Personal and Battle. Personal wards are long-term spells that protect her for days sometimes weeks without needing to be re-cast. Battle wards are spells that have a short duration and are often 'brought on line' when she feels she is about to go into a dangerous situation. Her battle wards are carried in a carved piece of black sapphire that she wears somewhere on her person. This gem is called a Mantlestone. At the cost of a bit of her own blood a day (Game terms 9 hit points) it holds indefinitely a collection of spells that can be activated three times a day. Mantlestones are a creation of the Elves of the Forgotten Realms and Lirreka spent many decades among them in the guise of a Moon Elf (Her name was Llynin Glinrosse, a bladesinger that eventually became a prominent member of the Coronal guard during the fall of Myth Drannor). |
| Matron Lirreka Ebonclaw |
| Ward descriptions can be found by clicking on the link above the listing of the spells. Personal Wards : 1) Mantle (6th level) 2) Agra's Ambush(2nd level) 3) Backblast(3rd Level) 4) Backlash(4th Level) 5) Cloak of Warding(3rd Level) 6) Flann's Finery(2nd Level) 7) Improved Mind Mantle(3rd Level) 8) LifeProof(7th Level) 9) Negative Plane Protection(7th Level) 10) Protection Verses Cold 15' Radius(5th Level) 11) Protection Verses Electricity 15' Radius(6th Level) 12) Protection Verses Fire 15' Radius(6th Level) 13) Psychic Reversal(6th Level) 14) Safeguarding(5th Level) 15)Stoneskin(4th Level) |
| The following spells also count as personal ward spells but do little more then hang spells for contingent release. The spells contained therein are unknown and vary. Algarths Embattlement (9th Level) Chain Contingency (9th Level) Contingency (6th Level) Elminster's Evasion (9th Level) Disrobement (5th Level) Rainbow Shield (4th Level) Simbul's Spell Sequencer (7th Level) Simbul's Spell Trigger (9th Level) Sammaster's Conjunction (9th Level) Belgorigar's Baldric (6th Level): |
| BATTLE WARDS I will not reveal her battle wards at this time. They are non-existent unless she feels threatened then when activated the collective auras of her myriad wards both battle and personal blend together to the point that discerning a specific spell is impossible. Lirreka's battle wards are constantly being tweaked, updated and altered, often to suit the situation she might be entering. She has no 'typical' battle ward setup. Eventually I may reveal the full roster at her disposal but as with all things and especially concerning Lirreka, She never reveals everything she knows or can do. |
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