Teralyn was a Netherese shadar-kai assassin who attacked the Cormyrean forces at the Wheloon prison in the late 15th century DR.[1]
Description[]
Like other shadar-kai, Teralyn had ashy gray skin, black hair, facial tattoos and scarring. She was armed with two daggers and a spiked chain for weapons.[1]
History[]
The mercenaries we hired bungled the job, so you must free Black. We shall launch a raid through the Shadowfell as a distraction while you get the priest out.
In the late 15th century DR, the forces of Returned Netheril attempted to take over the Cormyrean prison-town of Wheloon, using the population of Sharran cultists and innocents trapped within the urban prison. When the infamous Sharran priest Dedryk Black was recaptured and returned after escaping, he was interrogated in the Wheloon Docks Magistrate's Office by Magistrate Cornelius Latrimor and a band of heroes from the world of Eberron. After some questioning, Dedryk revealed that he and the other escapees had magically travelled through the shadows to freedom, but before he could tell more, Teralyn and her forces suddenly attacked the Wheloon Docks as a whole, threatening to overrun Cormyr's gateway to the prison.[1]
Teralyn and her forces appeared seemingly from nowhere by using brief magical surges that temporarily overlapped the Shadowfell with material reality, allowing a small horde of living shadows to distract the defending Purple Dragons and War Wizards, and creating tangible shadowy barriers that split the defenders and kept them from rallying their forces properly. The attack was also joined by many furious and desperate prisoners, who were more than willing to fight for a chance at freedom and revenge. They even threatened to take a large cargo ship on the docks that had been used to move prisoners and soldiers into the city, but the attempted mass breakout was ultimately unsuccessful.[1]
While Cormyr's forces were fighting for their lives, Teralyn simply stepped through the shadows into the chambers where Dedryk Black was being kept, slew Magistrate Cornelius Latrimor, and sent Dedryk back through the Shadowfell to freedom. Before she could abscond herself, she was cornered by the heroes from Eberron and slain in turn, with only her last orders recovered as explanation.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Standing Stone Games (February 2006). Dungeons & Dragons Online. Daybreak Game Company.