Ciaranna Lyndis

Basic Information:

• Name: Ciaranna Lyndis
• Race: Half-Elf
• Gender: Female
• Age: Approximately 100 years
• Alignment: Neutral
• Class: Bard

Appearance:
Ciaranna Lyndis is a strikingly elegant Half-Elf with long, curvy brown hair cascading down her back. Her expressive brown eyes are flecked with subtle hints of purple, lending her an otherworldly allure. A distinctive mole near her left cheek adds a touch of character to her noble features. She carries herself with regal poise, her attire often consisting of finely tailored garments that reflect her refined taste and noble heritage.

Role in Campaign:
Once the heir to the throne of Erven, Ciaranna Lyndis now finds herself in exile. Accused of treason and stripped of her kingdom, she has become a key player in the campaign. While her extensive knowledge of politics, diplomacy, and the arcane arts makes her a potentially valuable ally, her motivations and true goals remain enigmatic.

Notable Relationships:

• King Reynauld Lyndis III and Queen Lorella: Her late parents, whose legacy she fiercely seeks to honor.
• Lexer Lyndis: Her twin sister and current ruler of Erven, with whom she shares a strained and complex relationship.
• Vaeltherion Iceborn: Ruler of Caladriel and her former tutor, who profoundly influenced her early development.

Background and Public History:
Ciaranna was raised as a princess in the kingdom of Erven, groomed for leadership in a realm that valued both elvish grace and human ingenuity. She was celebrated for her talent in music, languages, and arcane studies, earning her the admiration of Erven’s court. However, her life took a tragic turn during her coronation when a coup devastated the kingdom. Fleeing Erven under the protection of loyalists, she now navigates a world rife with danger and opportunity, determined to reclaim what was taken from her.

Public Perception:
Among those who know her story, Ciaranna is viewed with a mixture of sympathy and suspicion. Her exile has made her a mysterious and controversial figure, and rumors of her alleged involvement in the coup persist. To some, she is a deposed ruler worthy of aid; to others, she is a symbol of intrigue and possible betrayal.