- Speed
- 30 ft
Base attributes
- Charisma
- 16
- Constitution
- 16
- Dexterity
- 12
- Intelligence
- 8
- Strength
- 12
- Wisdom
- 20
- Tsanna
- Tsanna
- Tsanna
- "It is your right. If you wish to be a strict leader, such gestures are beneath you."
- "Speaking of Abadar, who you invited to your lands so carelessly... I cannot say that his followers are entire
- "Gorum is the god of war, soldiers and assassins. He's arrogant and merciless. His followers are great warrior
- Tsanna rolls her eyes. Her rat stares at you intently, squeaking furiously from both of its throats. "Will you
- "You can't judge a predator for killing sheep. It's the natural order of things, which neither you nor I can c
- "It's a bad place! The local priests of the "good" gods began to quarrel, and almost ruined the country. Gener
- "Before you find one, there's something I'd like to discuss. A poor fellow, a typographer from Galt, has come
- "I'll draw from the treasury to hire more guards and avoid provocation. In the future, I hope the two packs, t
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "Today the assembly of merchants decided that the city would hold a feast in your honor! It's so lovely when y
- "Hmm... As you wish."
- You hear a rustling sound from under Tsanna' clothes, but she ends it with a swift, impatient slap on her hip.
- "Your citizens gathered in a council today to plan some more new slums. They're naming one of their squares af
- "I agree. I will convey your message to the priests of Nethys."
- "I know that your wealthy merchants seem the most powerful within your pack. It may feel right to throw a feas
- "You shouldn't flirt with these men who imagine they own things, . Now that they've bought you, they'll find s
- Tsanna flexes her fingers. "As you wish. But beware. Should your people show such unkindness to my pack, their
- "What would you like to do with him? Grant him your protection? Send him to prison? I see no crime in his acti
- Tsanna rolls her eyes. Her rat stares at you intently, squeaking furiously from both of its throats. "Will you
- ", your pack trembles in fear. Foul idols circle around your capital. Rumor has it they've been here forever,
- "We must strike first! A coward would send a Treasurer with a purse, to reward those who would renounce the co
- Tsanna sighs. "Very well. Lamashtu respects those who appreciate... diversity."
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "You yourself cannot hunt them all down, and your army will be of little help. They do not possess the skills
- ", a merchant is offering you a business deal. He wants one of his shops relieved of trade taxes. This certain
- "There's something else. The guards arrested the last organizer of the riot today. It's time to pronounce the
- ", the idols that you granted your protection have are attracting dangerous cultists once again. We keep disco
- "The oak groves will be restricted to everyone except my pack. The children of Lamashtu will finally have a pl
- ", your subjects grow countless, like a swarm of locusts. They require food, and there is not enough cropland.
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "So the merchants may freely butcher the travellers? But the travellers cannot lay a finger on the merchants e
- "This is wrong, . You tease your pack by feeding the well-fed in front of the hungry. If you mock the hungry b
- "I see no reason to reject this opportunity. This meat is ripe. To let it rot is senseless waste."
- ", I require your judgment on a sensitive matter. The vessels of river travellers have entered your frontiers.
- "But it's the merchants that pay you, not the travellers. Do you punish those who submit? Do you protect those
- "Each of them wants their god to win new followers in a young and strong kingdom. But they won't tolerate any
- "So I could start looking for another refuge? As soon as Lamashtu became patron of these lands, some righteous
- "I don't know much about trade, but I do know that the one who controls the food controls the pack. You've jus
- "Asmodeus' servants have taught your pack to obey the leader and submit to your will. Your neighbors are furio
- "Gorum is ill-bred and cruel, but he's good in battle. At least our enemies' swords will drink the blood of hi
- Tsanna's fingers are constantly moving, as if she's squeezing someone's invisible throat. "Sinister portals op
- "I understand... We must hide to protect our faith. But the day will come..."
- "It's good he's come to you. It means he knows who the leader is. It's bad he didn't come to beg, but instead
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "So the merchants may freely butcher the travellers? But the travellers cannot lay a finger on the merchants e
- "The people who were robbed by his cohorts surely know all about him. And surely, they want revenge. I expect
- "But I would not, if I were you. Believe me, dead gods know how to leave nasty gifts for those who would destr
- "You'll cause trouble for your pack. The day you pay for this mistake will surely be a black day indeed."
- "I will be sure his colleagues are aware of how painful his death was. May they mind their own business in the
- "Speaking of spellcasters. A few worshipers of Nethys have traveled here from Absalom. They await you in the h
- "It's difficult enough to manage a pack of scholars and academics. It's even worse that this fellow is already
- "It doesn't seem you care much for your pack, allowing a bunch of moneybags merchants to entertain themselves
- "Hm... You might be doing the right thing. Anyway, they'll be helpless without their wealth."
- Tsanna wags her finger. "Never disrespect gods, . Never give shelter to those who defy the power of the gods.
- "I wish you had given them to me. But I understand. You must think of your own pack."
- Tsanna considers the question for a few seconds. "Lamashtu has revealed much to me. But I have never heard of
- "I agree. I'll make sure this refugee is driven from your lands as quickly as possible."
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "It doesn't seem you care much for your pack, allowing a bunch of moneybags merchants to entertain themselves
- "Yes, let the stronger win. If the merchants cannot protect their interests, let ones who are smarter and more
- Tsanna pats her rat gently. Her rat's grey body is swollen, as if it were carrying a brood of twin-headed beas
- Tsanna's rat starts squeaking triumphantly, and Tsanna bursts out laughing. "Thank Lamashtu! I've been waiting
- "They do seem dangerous, yet my throat chokes when I hear you order them demolished. As does yours, I'm sure.
- Tsanna and the old man stare down one another as if discussing something silently. Then the Councilor nods rel
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "Most reasonable. You should not seek to awaken whatever lies there, sound asleep. It may have teeth sharper t
- "Abadar is the god of cities and civilization... which I hate by my nature. Asmodeus is the archdevil, the lor
- "You'll cause trouble for your pack. The day you pay for this mistake will surely be a black day indeed."
- "All right. In the future, I hope the two packs, the mercenaries' and yours, will merge into one. Powerful...
- "Your softness is sickening. Very well, as you wish. Your pack may consider it a token of generosity."
- Tsanna sighs. "As you desire. Perhaps your pack is not disciplined enough to accept what they cannot understan
- "Hm... As you wish."
- "Cayden is the Accidental God. He loves everyone having fun, and no one troubling anyone else. It sounds nice,
- "We've captured some dangerous rebels. They're agitators from Touvette claiming to be atheists, or simply put,
- "Cayden's bliss pleases your pack. It sates and cheers them. They celebrate, sing songs and frolic at their fa
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "I'll put out the word you no longer take an interest in this merchant's life or well-being. Then we'll find t
- "The loyal hounds of your guard arrested the last members of the merchants' conspiracy today. It's time to dec
- ", the merchants have had enough of your rule. They've suffered heavy losses, and now they conspire against yo
- ", there is trouble in the city. A group of mercenaries arrived at the capital. The people don't seem to like
- "Oh, you deprive yourself of a pleasure... It's a genuine delight to look into the eyes of a man, chased down
- A predatory grin appears on Tsanna's face. "It will be done. I'll see that they suffocate properly – slowly an
- "I'd allow these madmen, but you can hardly afford it. You wouldn't want to engage in this matter personally.
- "My suggestion is to stay out of this. The river travellers are a hardy, teeming people, much like termites. T
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "But your moneybags merchants hate competition. They're assembling a squad of boats to hunt down the traveller
- "But it's the merchants that pay you, not the travellers. Do you punish those who submit? Do you protect those
- "You're doing the wise thing. When someone goes too far, you take them by the throat and shake them a little.
- Tsanna's face darkens. She seems nervous. Her rat has disappeared gone. "Now that the destiny of the conspirat
- "Is that all? You expect him to be grateful for your lenience? He's going to harbor a grudge anyway. You shoul
- "In that case, let the merchants tame their appetites. I wouldn't deliver even a tiny scrap of power into thei
- "I shall forbid anyone to engage with these idols. Who knows what strange darkness sleeps beneath them."
- "I will make arrangements with the priest of Gorum. Let your neighbors learn to accept that these are free lan
- "Your kingdom grows more famous by the hour, and many hope to take advantage of this. Four gods are keen to la
- Tsanna wags her finger. "Never disrespect gods, . Never give shelter to those who defy the power of the gods.
- ", I'm offering you guidance on leading your pack, so I will share my wisdom. You have won this land by right
- "All they really want is gold. We could ask your Treasurer to distribute some gold... If they promise obedienc
- "I'll chase him from the capital, . And I will make sure he never approaches our borders again."
- "But the earth must bear fruit, not serve as a playground. But I know better than to chop down old trees or gi
- "Now there is order in Touvette. Strict order. There's only one punishment for breaking the law. Death. Speaki
- "You were right not to stamp out the smaller cults hiding here. Whispers spread that minor religions are safe
- "You can't judge a predator for killing sheep. It's the natural order of things, which neither you nor I can c
- "Remember who you owe your abundant life in the capital to, without having to hide from robbers in the bushes.
- "This will teach a harsh lesson to all who witness the punishment. The lesson of fear and respect, . They are
- "I will dispatch them to your army. Their fault must be washed off with enemies' blood. They're destined by fa
- "I approve of how you've treated the small cults that settled here. It was time for them to go, and now this p
- "However, the peasants suspect them of all manner of nasty things, and wish to be rid of them. We could rein t
- "Cayden may not be the worst option. Drunk people cast off the shackles of decency and turn into primal beasts
- "Do you think the people will forget everything just like that? Your ban will be the first topic of gossip, an
- ", the murders committed by Erastil's renegades have led the peasants to see as threats anyone who holds stran
- "I will inform the priests of Nethyss that we accept their offer."
- Tsanna looks pleased and excited. Her rat stirs restlessly on her shoulder. ", you should be informed of a cul
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- Tsanna openly flashes her wicked smile. "Perfect. My pack will gladly play... Or I should say... Accept this t
- Tsanna smiles sarcastically. "All the more reason to reject the refugee's offer."
- "I will succor your pack. Your subjects shall be fed and happy, and the traders well entertained." You see a r
- Tsanna pats the two-headed rat peeping out from her clothes. ", everything is going smoothly in your domain. T
- "Do you think the people will forget everything just like that? Your ban will be the first topic of gossip, an
- "Asmodeus is the archdevil, the lord of Hell. Cheliax made a deal with him – and benefitted greatly from it! I
- Tsanna's smile is predatory. "I can hear happy laughter. It's my goddess! We shall drink blood to our heart's
- "I agree. The preacher will continue his travels. My pack will keep an eye on him – and his flock. In the end,
- "I don't know much about trade, but I do know that the one who controls the food controls the pack. You've jus
- "Your pack will never forget. If you fail to exercise your authority, then someday someone will seize it for t
- ", my confidants tell me of a wicked person in the capital. Under the Stag Lord's reign, he trafficked in the
- "Alas, the citizens despise these mercenaries. They insult them behind their backs, and spit where they step.
- "The merchants have come to me with a strange request. They regard you as their champion and defender, and it
- "From now on, farmers would be obliged to hand over their goods to the trade guild at a price set by the guild
- "Your armies are blessed by Gorum. Our warriors are cold-blooded, mighty, and fearless. Children dream of shed
- "It's a shame. They were ambitious and strong. But they never feared you, so they would have caused trouble an
- "I'm surprised at how willingly you share credit with these prudes. But it's your decision, of course."
- "And one more thing. Lamashtu gave me a sign. She approves of the way you lead your kingdom and your pack. Now
- "I see no reason to reject this opportunity. This meat is ripe. To let it rot is senseless waste."
- "Dangerous and diseased pack members should be eliminated. I will take care of everything, beginning with thes
- A predatory grin appears on Tsanna's face. "I'll ensure that no one ever hears their dangerous teachings. I'll
- "They're doing a fine job, I'll give them that. I don't think we could persuade them to work for us – so why d
- "Like I've always said, it's dangerous to taunt a hungry pack. And I was right. The merchants are bleeding peo
- "Now that we're done with the rebels, I'd like to ask you to receive one more visitor. It's the leader of merc
- Tsanna curls her lips. "As you wish. We'll see what happens to the coven when you withdraw your guards. I shou
- "The guards have captured a suspicious traveler. A preacher of a strange religion, who was traveling about you
- "You shouldn't flirt with these men who imagine they own things, . Now that they've bought you, they'll find s
- "It is only natural that his pathetic cult soon comes to an end – losing its followers to other, more powerful
- "I warned you I do not wish to argue. It's not my advice you reject. You dismiss the wisdom of the great godde
- "You've surprised me, . I always thought that not a single god, not even Lamashtu, ever cared about what was h
- A rat's grey face peeps out of Tsanna's sleeve. "Very well. The people will enjoy a royal feast, and my rats w
- "I agree. Why waste such daring and strong fellows? They may serve your pack!"
- "You lock your subjects in a cage with savage cutthroats. Very well, let the strong survive, and the weak peri
