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ViewsFhiele DhoesoneFrom BrWikiDhoesone ยป Fhiele Dhoesone Female Hanner Sidhe Noble 6; CR: 6 VP/WP AC Speed' Abilities Str 12 (+1), Dex 14 (+2), Con 11 (+0), Int 15 (+2), Wis 13 (+1), Cha 14 (+2) Typical Dialogue:
This article contains content that relies on the assumption that half-elves are changelings. Please see Hanner Sidhe for more information about this varient. Biography: Fhiele emerged from Tuarhievel to assume the title of Dhoesone under dire circumstances. The realm was beset by its natural enemies, the humanoids of Thurazor, the Giantdowns, and the Blood Skull Barony. Further, the ruthless guilders had become more powerful than ever, and the elves, even those least desirous of hostilities with the humans, were outraged. At first the worst offender was Storm Holtson, but the rise of the Northlands Exchange under Mheallie Bireon supplanted Holtson as the most effensive. Holtson was still subject to pressure by the druids, both in Dhoesone and Stjordvik, though he was skilled in out manouveuring their attempts to reign him in. Bireon relies on the Northern Reformed Church of Sarimie, a faith with no regard for the land and covetous of wealth. For the past eight years, the preternaturally young Baroness has tried to reign in the guilders while dealing with the humanoids, but mostly to no effect. Fhiele's political skills are best applied to sidhe politics, and dealing with the guilders has eluded her. She has forged a close alliance with both the druids under Archdruid Bjorhtwald Olafsson and Haelyn's Chief Hierarch James Ardannt. The doctrine of Holn's Companionship is strong here, as the faiths of Haelyn and Eric put aside their differences to combat Sarimie and the rapacous guilds. Haelyn's Bastion of Truth follows the teachings of Fitzalan and is closely connected to the Northern Imperial Temple. The Oaken Grove receives its doctrine from its headquarters in Halskapa. Fhiele has good relations with the realms of Mhoried, Stjordvik, and Talinie. The Baroness has also arranged a pact with Thurazor in which she hoped to channel the guilds into a purpose useful to the barony, but it has not proved to solve either problem. Thurazor has abandon its raids and receives trade instead. The goblins also provide mercenaries which the Baroness can use against the guilders without putting Dhoesonean families at risk. Fhiele is served by her cousins, two wizards who will do whatever they can to aid her without helping the other. Clumine and Daeric are both dedicated to the realm, but their magical abilities are weak. A more potent lieutenant is Helane Dosiere, who served her father as Chancellor and continues under the Baroness. Helane is a lawpriest and one of the reasons that the guilds are not more powerful than they are. She has learned from her many failures to thwart the guilds and is now a capable opponent of theirs. Among those who are devoted to Haelyn, she is regarded as a saintly figure and is beloved. The realm's captain general, Rhuimach Taeline was once a human druid, but spent 80 years under the tutelage of Fhilerwyn during his reign and is now regarded as more fey than man. He has also become a powerful warrior in the sidhe style of the spellcasting fighter. He returned to Dhoesone after the death of Fhilerwyn and after driving back a horde from the Bloodskull Barony he was rewarded with the lordship of Taeline. It is believed that Rhuimach is as old as Prince Fhileraene. It was Rhuimach who presented the old Baron of Dhoesone with the the ultimatum that he surrender the infant Fhiele or face war with the elves. His intuitive grasp of strategy has kept the Giantdowns inhabitants from overrunning Dhoesone a number of times. Fhiele is proud, yet pragmatic. She regards herself as navigating a half dozen responsibilities; maintaining Dhoesone, reducing the threat of the humanoids, keeping peace with the elves, combating the influence of the guilders, wining friends among neighboring realms, and forestalling any number of disasters that loom iminantly on Dhoesone like so many swords of Damaclese. She largely keeps to the heavily forested province of Sonnelind, where much of the land is administered by the druids of the Oaken Grove. Occasional sojourns to Tuarhievel revitalize the exhausted Baroness. |