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  • Cassick
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  • Smuggler
  • wanted

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Finnella Arnaud

Cassick's trouble-making bard sister

Finnella Arnaud

Author: bevinflannery

NPC in: The Weight of Rubies

Race: Human

Level: 5

Game System: D&D (3.5)

Is Public?: Yes

Is Visible?: No


Description

5’7”, dark strawberry-blonde hair, blue eyes


Bio

Cassick’s sister, Finnella left the East Redding in her early teens to apprentice to a bard’s training hall in the Halveetian League. Since completing her training, Finnella has traveled a great deal throughout the Halveetian League and beyond, returning home to the East Redding only occasionally. Finnella never particularly cared to become involved in the Arnaud family business, and wanted especially to stay out of the back-room conniving that the Arnauds sometimes engage in against one another.

During these years, though distant from the family business, Finnella has kept up with her family primarily through correspondence; indeed, in Week XI of the campaign, Cassick found a letter from Finnella waiting for him at the inn he usually frequents in Tarrish.

That does not mean Finnella has been uninvolved in illegal activity, nor even smuggling. She has fallen in with a loose affiliation of others who flout League tax/import laws. Finnella has recently gone even further, publicly ridiculing one prominent League official, who is now mulling over whether to exact a private revenge on the pretty bard.

The potential threat from that grudge, however, is far outweighed by the possible harm from Finnella’s other anonymous activities: the posting of public notices in the Vind Halls of Tarrish and other League cities recruiting blockade runners to defy League attempts to enforce League tax laws in southern coastal villages. The Vind Hall’s refusal to identify the author of these notices (or similar notices critical of the League) has recently become a source of friction between the Vind and League authorities.

DM’s Note: Portrait adapted, under Creative Commons license, from this photograph