Dralas

Dralas was an undead warrior and assassin of Thay in the late 15 century DR. "You look older, Yendar. Must be all that foul mortal blood."

- Dralas to Xenk

Description
As a Thayan, he was bald, with his scalp adorned with tattoos, and being undead, he had pale skin. He wore ornate black armor.

Abilities
He could ignite his sword with the spell green-flame blade.

Possessions
He wielded a sword with branching blades and used a spyglass and satchel.

Relationships
Dralas had some past history the Thayan paladin Xenk Yendar.

History
In Neverwinter in the late 1490s DR, Sofina sent for Dralas and his band of six fellow warriors after she discovered the wild shaped Doric spying on her and Forge Fitzwilliam in Castle Never. They sailed into Neverwinter and met Sofina at the docks before heading some place to speak in private. Sofina ordered him to hunt down and kill Edgin Darvis, Holga Kilgore, and Simon Aumar. But first, she wanted Dralas to dispatch Blackwood and his Neverwintan guards because they'd failed to stop Edgin and Holga's escape and threatened execution.

Dralas and his men caught up to Edgin, Holga, Simon, Doric, and now Xenk Yendar as they rode through the Dessarin Hills and Kryptgarden Forest, though he only watched them through his spyglass from atop a high bluff nearby. They climbed down after them and tracked them through the Underdark all the way to their destination—the ruins of Dolblunde. Dralas confronted and taunted Xenk, but Xenk handily defeated the squad with the aid of his companions. But Dralas and the other undead warriors rose again, their wounds regenerating. Then they were all interrupted by the inexplicable appearance of the red dragon Themberchaud, far from his home. He took care of the undead assassins, by simply eating them; if Dralas was restored, then it was in the dragon's stomach.

Background
Dralas is played by actor Jason Wong. Initially reported as "Drallas", various sites said "Dralas is a member of the 'Undead,' a group of once-living creatures who have been brought to a horrifying state of 'undeath' through dark magic." This appears to have been copied from an early version of the Deadline article, with the description of the undead lifted from another D&D wiki, but later removed there and the name changed to "Drallas". The reason and the veracity of this is unknown. Nevertheless, Dralas was confirmed to be undead in the Honor Among Thieves movie and novelization.

Appearances

 * Film & Television
 * Honor Among Thieves
 * Novels
 * The Junior Novelization