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Sheldra is a sahuagin shaman who leads a group of sahuagin raiders off the coast of the Eastern Seaboard. Her father Kruthen was accidentally entangled in a fisher's net in the Chesapeake Bay, and following that, investigators took him for study at a naval base located in Norfolk, Virginia. Sheldra has turned the clan away from its isolationist ways as revenge, though she actually fears her father being freed because it would undermine her shaky leadership. Despite her hatred for humans and her belief in sahuagin supremacy, she can't help but crave alcohol, a substance she can only steal from humans.[1]
References
- ↑ Villains of Gothic Earth Dragon Magazine Annual 2 p. 117-118
