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Lyria Thriceborn (The Three Incarnations (Firstborn (The Party (Pelerin…

- - - - Lyria was shaped by her early trauma. Run out of her village, accused of cursing her own parents with her misfortune.
        Lost and terrified, the child found a mentor who taught her that the key to being accepted was a mix of fear and usefulness to the village.
        There wasn't room for two witches in their isolated village, however, and Lyria was eventually forced to search for her own place to work.
        The campaign finds Lyria terrified of approaching human settlements, trying to find one isolated and out of the way enough to be convinced both of her usefulness and her capability to inflict strange magics, taking protection from a priestess of Desna, also travelling the little known ways.
    - - Pelerin
        
        Tall, but generally not threatening. Pelerin was a means to ward off other travellers on the road, or at least to distract them from Lyria.
        
        Pelerin was willing to risk her life to save a building for people she owed nothing to. This did not make sense.
      - Ioana
        
        Ioana combined kindness, happiness and a willingness to face dangers to protect others, within reason.
        Protecting Ioana and trying to learn how she was able to live so happily was Lyria's main reason for not abandoning the party once their contracted tasks were concluded.
      - Caed
        
        Tall and physically imposing, Caed represented some of the most intimidating members of his ancestry to Lyria, especially with his certainty in acting in what he believed to be a righteous cause. Lyria was terrified that Caed would decide that she was "Wrong" and slay her.
    - - Harrowstone Prison
        
        The prison was almost more manageable than the town. Lyria never felt the same fear of the supernatural as the world of humanity.
        Here Lyria began to develop power, and even more, to recognise it. She was now able to comfortably resist the whims of most individuals.
      - Lepidstadt
        
        More people than Lyria had ever seen in her life. Lyria had some more confidence in the individuals she had met, but could not push past the crowds, and the fear they brought.
        In the end, encouraged by Ioana, Lyria braved a mob.
      - Werewolves
        
        At this point Lyria was beyond what she could conceive of as "Reasonable danger"
        She didn't feel like she could judge the danger of situations. She began to experiment with the risks that she could take and survive.
    - - Kendra
        
        Kendra showed kindness and shared resources with Lyria that she had never had access to.
        Lyria came to enjoy Kendra's company and hospitality and remains well disposed toward her.
      - Judge Embreth
        
        The first person to outright state that Lyria is misinformed about the persecution she would receive for being a witch.
        Judge Embreth became the first reasonable authority figure Lyria knew. It was her guidance which motivated Lyria to pursue the Whispering Way after the events of Schloss Caromarc.
      - The Goat
        
        Another mentor, though Lyria proved a poor student.
        The Goat taught Lyria new spells, but also of her mysterious patron.
        Lyria still saw her power as a gift that saved her life as a child by giving her something to make her important to others. Thus she felt strong loyalty to her patron. Her patron wanted her to be an adventurer, and the Goat provided training on how to approach situations without fear.