Lysa Marr

Stub-class article · First seen: pre-campaign brief · Last seen: ongoing reference
Lysa Marr
Factor Marr · the Marr factor · the Tiefling of Marr
Portrait of Lysa Marr.
Character
StatusAlive
First seenpre-campaign brief
Last seenongoing reference
FactionHouse Marr, Council of Factors, Velkris

Lysa Marr is the factor of House Marr, the Velkris merchant house that dominates the city’s trade in people, slaves and debt-workers below and bonded service above. In the DM’s world brief she is a tiefling woman known for warmth, charm and contracts no desperate person should sign, and one of the five factors of the Council of Factors in the Silent Hall. Her house’s saying is “Marr always offers a way out. The price is the trap.” She has not yet appeared in play, and the party has not visited Velkris.

Disambiguation. This is Lysa Marr, the tiefling factor of House Marr in Velkris. Not to be confused with Lysa, the eight-year-old girl met on a roadside orchard between Umbrafall and Eldwythe in session 12.

Lysa Marr
Lysa Marr

Overview

Lysa Marr is the current factor of House Marr, the Velkris merchant house that dominates the city’s trade in people, and one of the five factors of the Council of Factors, which meets in the Silent Hall to decide taxes, trade rights and punishments. The DM’s world brief calls her a tiefling woman known for warmth, charm and contracts no desperate person should sign, and gives her house’s saying: “Marr always offers a way out. The price is the trap.” She has not appeared in play.

Appearance and demeanour

The brief says that she is a tiefling and a woman, warm and charming, and says nothing more of her looks or manner.

Relationships

Disposition towards the party

Unknown. The party has not met her or visited Velkris, though in session 19 Hugo named it as their next destination, to redeem the shipping order [1].

History in the campaign

Not yet seen in play.

Status

As of session 23. Presumed alive and seated as factor of House Marr; unseen and unmentioned in play.

See also

References

  1. ^ Session 19, line 271: Inline citation.
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