Appearance:

Qalanthilusia is a fairly short thing; about 5 foot, 9 inches tall. She's not particularly strong, but she's agile and quick. She wears a long, deep green cloak-tunic with a silver clasp at the front, as well as three large leather pouches around her belt. Her hair is long and black with silver streaks, and her eyes are green. Under her cloak, she wears a tunic and tights of fine, soft leather, and a pair of soft boots. On her left wrist is a silver cuff.

Interaction:

Qalanthilusia is not at all sociable. She's not interested in talking to other people, and will quickly turn down offers of friendship. On the rare occasion that she does talk to someone, she tends to be very blunt, and quite rude. She will often be the first to criticise someone, and the first to ask for help. She also has a nasty laugh.

Background:

Qalanthilusia was born a wood elf, and lived in an elf village in the woodlands of Faerûn until she was eight years old. Her father disappeared when she was very young, and her mother died when she was eight. Soon after her mother's death, she and other children from the village were captured by bandits and sold into slavery in a distant city. At the slaves' auction, Qalanthilusia was purchased by a wealthy nobleman who lived in a city near her childhood home. He taught her manners, fighting skills, and magic. Not only did he teach her, he told her that in payment for his lessons, she had to work for him whenever he asked. He also showed her how to be cruel and calculating, so that no one could ever tell what she was thinking. He gave her a silver cuff on her wrist, to remind her of this lesson.

Combat / Skills:

Qalanthilusia is an agile fighter who uses her skills in both magic and fighting to defeat her foes. She uses the three pouches around her belt to store healing potions.

Equipment:

Qalanthilusia carries a silver longsword, which is enchanted to harm only living creatures; it does no damage against constructs or undead. She also carries a silver rapier, as well as a silver dagger she keeps in her boot. In addition to this, she carries three items given to her by the nobleman who she works for. The first is a sheathed dagger that's inscribed with the nobleman's name, the second is a silver ring which he told her to wear on her thumb, and the third is a silver mask that covers her face from her eyes to her nose, which she wears when fighting.