Arauka en'Talwin

Background
On the other side of the known world, beyond the midnight sea, the free cities of Kelarnil, and even the sea of mist, lies the ancient elven nation of Vailin. Within this sun soaked land, in the area known as The Deep Havens, stands the Monastery of the Still Breath: the home to a reclusive sect of monks who study the teachings of Kelemvor, the god of death.

It is within this monastery that Arauka en'Talwin, an Elven female, has spend the vast majority of her life, honing her mind and her body to near perfection. Arauka knows that death is not something to be feared, but instead revered, as it is the natural conclusion to all life. Arauka is prodigal student, having helped save the Monastery after a lich raised many of their dead. Though several died, the Elven Monk proved victorious over the lich, and she now has an intense disdain for the undead, as they represent an abomination of nature.

After having her meditation plagued by increasingly vivid visions that compelled her far beyond the Monastery’s walls, Arauka set out with her mate to find the source of these visions. After weeks of hard travel, the duo eventually found the source of the disturbance: The Pyramid of Shadows.

Soon, Arauka and her mate were drawn into an extra-dimensional prison, created by Devils solely to hold a powerful Wizard. Inside the prison, Arauka and her mate were quickly beset by other creatures who had been drawn into the pyramid, and soon she was alone and her companion dead. Arauka did not grieve for her fallen comrade, but instead managed to stay alive while the various factions of prisoners waged war upon each other. The monk has recently joined forces with a group of adventurers from a distant land, who, like herself were lured into the Pyramid.

Arauka is a lithe, well muscled Elven Female standing at 5 feet 10 inches tall. She keeps her head completely shaved and has piercing violet eyes. Arauka wears monk robes and only carries adventuring gear, preferring to fight using only her mind and body as weapons.