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Zoraya, The Eternal Night

Created by Bonix

Zoraya, the dreaded huntress, stood as the Fourth Ruler of the Visitorq—the primordial race that once held domain over the Earth across forgotten millennia. She was a untamed force of nature, a creature that had never known the touch of fear nor the softness of mercy. ​As a high progenitor of her kind, she commanded a conceptual sorcery that defied the foundational laws of creation: Erebus, the absolute dominion over shadow and the primordial night. Distinguishable by her nine sweeping fox tails and predatory wolf ears cladded in black fur, her name was whispered in hushed terror. To catch the gleam of her glowing white eyes and radiant, predatory smile was to know that death had arrived. ​During the Age of Decadence, as insurrection tore at the seams of the Visitorq’s eternal rule, Zoraya became the most lethal instrument of Supreme Flatty’s wrath. Revered and feared as the Eternal Night, she reaped thousands of her own kin without a moment's hesitation. Her absolute devotion earned her the Tiāmat's highest honors, yet destiny demanded a bitter toll. When humanity rose in violent rebellion—exploiting the ruinous aftermath of the Visitorq civil war—Zoraya fought to the brink of oblivion alongside her master during the Siege of the Spire of the Stars. ​Only a direct command from Flatty forced her to retreat toward the lunar sanctuary in the frozen northern reaches. Though torn by profound remorse, knowing her sovereign's fate was sealed, the loyal huntress obeyed, haunted by the specter of her departure throughout the long, silent trek. ​Untold decades have passed, yet Zoraya remains a vision of terrible beauty and devastating power. A phantom woven from the dark, her shadow-draped form stands as a lingering monument to a fallen empire, bound forever to the quiet night she fought to preserve,waiting for the return of her only master she swore to serve.

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Creation type
Character
Shared by
Bonix
Connected worlds
1
Detail fields
14
Profile sections
6
Artwork images
2

Details

Type
Undead
Race
Visitorq
Gender
female
Alignment
Neutral Evil
Faction
tiāmat
Size
Medium
Armor class
18
Hit points
200
Speed
30
Challenge
20
Experience
25000
Languages
Common, Visitorq, Infernal
Senses
Darkvision 120 ft., Truesight 60 ft., Passive Perception 18
Skills
Stealth, Intimidation, Arcana, Perception

Biography

Zoraya, the dreaded huntress, stood as the Fourth Ruler of the Visitorq—the primordial race that once held domain over the Earth across forgotten millennia. She was a untamed force of nature, a creature that had never known the touch of fear nor the softness of mercy. ​As a high progenitor of her kind, she commanded a conceptual sorcery that defied the foundational laws of creation: Erebus, the absolute dominion over shadow and the primordial night. Distinguishable by her nine sweeping fox tails and predatory wolf ears cladded in black fur, her name was whispered in hushed terror. To catch the gleam of her glowing white eyes and radiant, predatory smile was to know that death had arrived. ​During the Age of Decadence, as insurrection tore at the seams of the Visitorq’s eternal rule, Zoraya became the most lethal instrument of Supreme Flatty’s wrath. Revered and feared as the Eternal Night, she reaped thousands of her own kin without a moment's hesitation. Her absolute devotion earned her the Tiāmat's highest honors, yet destiny demanded a bitter toll. When humanity rose in violent rebellion—exploiting the ruinous aftermath of the Visitorq civil war—Zoraya fought to the brink of oblivion alongside her master during the Siege of the Spire of the Stars. ​Only a direct command from Flatty forced her to retreat toward the lunar sanctuary in the frozen northern reaches. Though torn by profound remorse, knowing her sovereign's fate was sealed, the loyal huntress obeyed, haunted by the specter of her departure throughout the long, silent trek. ​Untold decades have passed, yet Zoraya remains a vision of terrible beauty and devastating power. A phantom woven from the dark, her shadow-draped form stands as a lingering monument to a fallen empire, bound forever to the quiet night she fought to preserve,waiting for the return of her only master she swore to serve.

Attributes

Strength

16, modifier 3

Dexterity

20, modifier 5

Constitution

20, modifier 5

Intelligence

18, modifier 4

Wisdom

15, modifier 2

Charisma

22, modifier 6

Actions

Babadook

Teleport herself or an object to any shadow within 60 feet. Can be used as a bonus action.

Night of the Long Knives

Summon Thanatos, her shadow scythe, making a melee attack that deals 4d10 necrotic damage.

Shadow Grasp

Target must succeed on a DC 20 Strength saving throw or take 3d8 necrotic damage and be restrained until the end of their next turn.

Abilities

Eternal Night

Zoaraya can change the day to night in a 1-mile radius, causing darkness to envelop the area.

Shadow Step

She can teleport to any shadow within 60 feet, allowing her to evade attacks or reposition.

Saving throws

strength

10

dexterity

12

intelligence

11

wisdom

9

constitution

12

charisma

13

Damage resistances

Necrotic

Psychic

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