Pronoia

A determined and fervent soldier, young Pronoia Dok`Elfar left her dead-beat village to seek out the mysterious Grove Protectors Order she heard rumours about. After following leads she ended a year’s journey at the doors of an astounding College of the Grove Protectors. Enlisting, Pronoia faced some difficult trails, both personal and in her training, but found her purpose and strove to reach the highest ranks of prestige of the Order.

Completing her training, Pronoia was an accomplished AutumnReaver, vowing to protect Ograna from the abominable monstrosities that terrorised the land. She would strike drown hordes of basilisks in a single afternoon, slay a dozen gorgons and walk away unscathed, face a hydra with little hesitation.

Her peers were stunned when they learned the promising Pronoia had ended her career as a revered protector to become a combat instructor at the College of the Grove Protectors. She found a child, an abandoned Yuan-ti boy at the foot of the Ograna mountains. His painful crieas echoed as she scouted the mountains, on the trail of a pack of gricks. The forsaken child was weak, starved and shivering when she found him in a place long-thought to be uninhabited.

Staring in her eyes, the child overwhelmed Pronoia and became her absolute source of joy. Though the child showed strange behaviour at times, she loved him endlessly. She nurtured little Thesiel and never failed to be there whenever he needed her.

When Thesiel had an unexpected and unexplained outburst she sought the wisdom of the experts and the College, but to no avail. As the child grew so did the horrific violent explosions, seemingly triggered when he was hurt. In secret Pronoia sought answers, getting ever closer to the truth of Thesiel’s so-called “blood curse.”

Her efforts were cut short when she was called out to service as a corrupted tarrasque was raging in the supply city. In the fight against a cult, Pronoia gave her life on the front lines, thinking only of Thesiel as her last breath fogged in the cold air and all she learned about her cherished child died with her.