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+Countess Tesyn ir’Lantar
+{{:tesyn_ir_lantar.jpg}}
+The charming countess of the ir’Lantar family has a
+way of making those around her at ease, unless she
+is put out. Her reputation as an arcanist of raw talent
+has served to keep her family safe. This is how it
+should be and always has been.
+History states that the ir’Lantars are old blood in
+Beaurefuge, but few accounts of how the family rose to
+count among the nobility are told. They descend from
+a noble knight, Kael Lantar, who rose up after the fall
+of the lord he served. That lord is largely forgotten, the
+Countess Tesyn ir’Lantar Level 15 Elite Artillery
+Medium natural Humainoïde, Demi-Elfe XP 2,400
+Initiative +7 Senses Perception +12
+Entropic Veil aura 5; enemies within the aura lower their
+resist values by 10.
+HP 232; Bloodied 116; see also blood power
+AC 26; Fortitude 27, Reflex 26, Will 28
+Resist 10 variable (2/encounter)
+Saving Throws +2
+Speed 6
+Action Points 1
+m Demonclaw Dagger (standard; at-will) F Poison, Weapon
++18 vs. AC; 2d4 + 5 damage, and the target takes 15
+poison damage if it ends its turn within 5 squares of the
+Countess (save ends).
+a Rotfall (standard; at-will) F Necrotic
+Area burst 1 within 10; +19 vs. Reflex; 2d8 + 6 necrotic
+damage, and the target is knocked prone.
+A Storm Maw (standard; encounter) F Thunder, Lightning
+Area burst 2 within 10; +19 vs. Reflex; 1d8 + 6 lightning
+damage plus 1d8 + 6 thunder damage, and the target slides
+square toward the burst’s origin square. Miss: Half damage.
+A Demon Shackles (standard; encounter) F Cold, Fire, Zone
+Area burst 1 within 10; +19 vs. Fortitude; 2d6 + 6 fire
+damage. Effect: A zone of spent heat springs up in the area.
+If a creature leaves the zone or is inside the countess’s aura
+before the end of the countess’s next turn, that creature
+takes 10 cold damage.
+Blood Power (immediate reaction, when a bloodied enemy
+within 5 squares takes damage; recharges when first
+bloodied)
+The countess regains the use of demon shackles or storm maw.
+Deceptive Veil (minor; at-will) F Illusion
+The countess can disguise hersElfee to appear as any Medium
+Humainoïde. A successful Insight check (DC 28) pierces the
+disguise.
+Demon Seed (immediate reaction, when the countess drops an
+enemy to 0 hp; at-will)
+Two carnage demon savager minions appear in unoccupied
+squares adjacent to the countess. The triggering enemy takes
+a –4 penalty to death saving throws while these minions live.
+Alignment Evil Languages Abyssal, Commun, Primordial
+Skills Arcana +16, Bluff +18, Insight +14
+Str 9 (+6) Dex 11 (+7) Wis 11 (+7)
+Con 20 (+12) Int 18 (+11) Cha 22 (+13)
+Equipment robes, dagger
+infamy of his deeds making him unworthy of remembrance. Since then, though, the ir’Lantars have ever
+ascended on “noble” deeds until they sat just to the
+right of the royal throne.
+Everything the family has gained, from the dark
+root of Kael Lantar, is due to its ties to the Lords of
+Dust. The thick veneer of nobility and civil service
+hides a rotten core. Each and every member, servants
+included, is cruel and calculating at heart, but careful
+in deed.
+Countess Tesyn is no different. To outsiders, her
+life is beyond reproach. The only complaint some
+nobles have is that she is a widow and has never
+remarried. Those who discover her connection to
+any crimes are skilled indeed, more so if they ever
+manage to cut through the layers of obfuscation she
+has erected to confront her. Few survive that long,
+and none have survived Tesyn’s ire unleashed.
+Countess ir’Lantar in Combat
+Tesyn is bold in combat, eager to bring the chaos
+swirling around her to bear against her enemies.
+Balancing this desire with her need to launch area
+attacks at will, she uses her encounter powers as
+quickly as they become relevant. Then she counts on
+the spiritual energy unleashed from wounded enemies to recharge her powers. Her dark pact allows her
+to sense when her adversaries are near death, and her
+allies allow her to finish off the nearly dead and bring
+more fiends into the world.
+Countess ir’Lantar’s
+Entourage
+The countess keeps her personal retinue of bodyguards close about her and her late husband’s mother,
+Ilsya. The city’s rumormill tells that the soldiers are
+expert hand-to-hand fighters, capable of rending flesh
+with their bare hands. Ilsya is hersElfee an enigmatic
+figure, said to be a seer or enchantress of some power
+who advises the countess and runs some of Tesyn’s
+personal errands. The truth is too awful for anyone to
+have even imagined it.
+Level 16 Encounter (XP 7,000)
+F Countess Tesyn ir’Lantar
+F Ilsya (night Sorcière, level 14 lurker; Monster Manual,
+page 151)
+F 2 rakshasa warriors (level 15 soldier; Monster
+Manual, page 216)
+F 1 rakshasa archer (level 15 artillery; Monster
+Manual, page 216
+Carnage Demon Savager Level 15 Minion Brute
+Medium Élémentaire magical beast (demon) XP —
+Initiative +12 Senses Perception +4
+HP 1; a missed attack never damages a minion; see also
+bloodlust.
+AC 27; Fortitude 29, Reflex 26, Will 26
+Resist 10 variable (2/encounter)
+Speed 6
+m Claw (standard; at-will)
++18 vs. AC; 12 damage.
+Bloodlust (when the carnage demon savager drops to 0 hp
+adjacent to a bloodied enemy)
+The carnage demon makes a claw attack against an
+adjacent bloodied enemy.
+Carnage
+The carnage demon savager gains a +1 bonus to melee
+attack rolls if it has one or more allies adjacent to its target,
+or +3 if one of these allies is another carnage demon.
+Alignment Chaotic evil Languages Abyssal
+Str 24 (+14) Dex 18 (+11) Wis 18 (+11)
+Con 23 (+13) Int 7 (+5) Cha 9 (+6)