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Revision as of 02:01, 10 November 2018

Ermintrude is an annis hag as bloodthirsty and vain as any other. She was this even before the Change. However, she longs for the fame and glory as a hero she received prior to becoming a hag. Thus, she has assumed the guise of Etrude, the granddaughter of whom she originally was. She hunts evil beasts purely for selfish reasons, but the question remains of how long a creature can champion good for purely evil reasons.[1]

Ermintrude carries Winterglow, a magical longsword.[2]

Ermintrude is featured in the adventure For Fame and Glory![3]

Stats

female annis hag Fighter 3, Chaotic Evil[4]

References

  1. Children of the Night IX, QtR13, p.61-63]]
  2. QtR13 p.62
  3. QtR13 p.64-70
  4. QtR13 p.61-62