Zellara

Varisian, Mother and Harrower extraordinaré

Description
Zellara was not the first or last victim of Gaedren Lamm, but she would be the one to ultimately undo him. After having her Harrow Deck, a family heirloom and her only source of income, pickpocketed by one of Gaedrens Little Lambs, she was devastated. Her only child, a boy named Eran, tried to get it back, but was murdered by Lamm's thugs and his head and hands was returned to Zellara. She went to the Guard, but they could do nothing. Deciding to track down Gaedren herself and enact her revenge, she used her skill of the Harrow and her latent magical abilities to find his hideout, but was spotted investigating the place.

After being confronted with the spiteful women, Gaedren got too angry and murdered her in a fit of rage. He fed her body to his pet alligator, but kept her head. He stored the head in a box with her stolen Harrow Deck and as the blood soaked the cards, Zellera's spirit bound herself to the deck.

Zellara had archetypical Varisian looks. Long dark hair, colorful clothing, sharp eyes and beauty in a slightly exotic way. She appears to have been in her early forties at the time of her death and visions of her as a spirit seems to have retained that image.

History:
Each of you were called to Zellara's home by a card with a short message. After letting you meet each other, Zellera entered and introduced herself. She explained that she knew where Gaedren was holed up and that each of you had a chance to get back at him, because she herself could not.

Before you went, she conducted a Harrow reading, telling of the past, present and future.

After defeating Lamm and finding Zellara's head and bloodstained Harrow deck, Zellara herself appeared, conjured forth through the now magical deck and explained the whole situation to you. Despite having gotten her revenge, Zellara's spirit feels that a storm is brewing and have decided to stay with you on your adventures.

One of you still keep the deck and you know that you can always call on Zellara for aid and guidence.