Areelu Vorlesh

Areelu Vorlesh

(Person)

Titles

The Demon Witch of Undarin

Alignment

Chaotic evil

Ancestry/Species

Half-succubus human

Class

Witch 10 / Demoniac 10 / Archmage 8

Gender

Female

Homeland

Riftshadow, Sarkoris Scar

Deity

Deskari

Familiar

Gimcrak (quasit)

Images of Areelu Vorlesh

Source: The Worldwound, pg(s). 10

See also: Areelu's Ganglion

The half-succubus witch Areelu Vorlesh✝ was one of the most powerful denizens of the land known as the Worldwound. She was best known for having aided the demon lord Deskari in opening the Worldwound in 4606 AR, shortly after her transformation into a half-fiend. She had a reputation for conducting vile experiments on those who displeased or interested her in some manner. Her fate since the closing of the Worldwound, at the end of the Fifth Mendevian Crusade in 4718 AR, remains unknown.

Associates

Areelu served as Deskari's mouth in the Worldwound. Many of the Worldwound's other leaders were jealous of her position, which granted her great protection and leeway to pursue whichever goals she wanted.

Background

In 4600 AR, when imprisoned in the tower of Threshold for the crime of using arcane magic, Areelu discovered a strange thinness between Sarkoris and the Rasping Rifts, Deskari's Abyssal realm. She contacted Deskari and pledged her allegiance to him in exchange for aid in destroying the land that had betrayed her. She recruited two fellow prisoners, Opon and Wivver Noclan, under the false promise of helping them escape. However, these two managed to discover that their portals led to the Rasping Rifts and undid their magic, forcing Areelu to cast them into the final closing portal.

For the next six years, Areelu and Deskari laboured to reopen the gates. In 4602 AR, a horde of tiny demons emerged, overwhelmed the Threshold, killed the wardens, and allowed Areelu to convert many prisoners to Deskari's cult. In 4606 AR, emboldened by the death of his old enemy Aroden, Deskari threw open the portal to create the Worldwound.

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