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Slice has ''not'' revealed to her teammates how and why she came to be transported into the [[Demiplane of Dread]] by the [[Mists]], mentioning only that at least in the Demiplane one can kill [[monster|monsters]] when they appear, without needing to fear reprisals. | Slice has ''not'' revealed to her teammates how and why she came to be transported into the [[Demiplane of Dread]] by the [[Mists]], mentioning only that at least in the Demiplane one can kill [[monster|monsters]] when they appear, without needing to fear reprisals. | ||
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Slice has not told her teammates that she was plagued by grotesque [[vision|visions]] throughout her formative years; echoes of the influence of the [[Red Death]] on [[Gothic Earth|Gothic Earth's]] [[Weave]] of [[magic]]. The very worst of these visions bordered on direct communication from the vile entity, as it sought to either intimidate or tempt her into obedience. | |||
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First introduced in Quoth the Raven Issue 28 as a character in the Chibiloft comics. Slice is human woman from Gothic Earth who currently resides in the Demiplane of Dread, and actually finds it preferable to her home world.
Origins
Slice has revealed that she was born on Gothic Earth in the early 21st century, in the state of Massachusetts in New England. As Gothic Earth is firmly in the grip of the Red Death, it is a minor miracle that she has managed to grow as powerful as she has in both arcane magic and quarterstaff-based combat as she has without falling to Evil.
Slice has not revealed to her teammates how and why she came to be transported into the Demiplane of Dread by the Mists, mentioning only that at least in the Demiplane one can kill monsters when they appear, without needing to fear reprisals.
Secret
Slice has not told her teammates that she was plagued by grotesque visions throughout her formative years; echoes of the influence of the Red Death on Gothic Earth's Weave of magic. The very worst of these visions bordered on direct communication from the vile entity, as it sought to either intimidate or tempt her into obedience.
