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| Mila | |
|---|---|
| also known as Baroness Mila | |
| Role | Sorcerer |
| Class | Sorcerer (Wild Magic) |
| Affiliation | Heralds of the Cycle |
| Status | Alive |
| GM canon | |
| first cited: [heralds-a#107] | |
Mila is the sorcerer of the Heralds of the Cycle, remembered by the game master as its best-loved and youngest member. [heralds-a#107 · heralds-a#138] She is a member of the party and is alive. [owner-form-2026-09-17] Unlike the rest of the party, Mila is a non-player character: she is run by the game master rather than by a player. [owner-form-2026-09-17]
Overview
Mila is the party's sorcerer. [heralds-a#107] The game master has singled her out as the character the party loves most. [heralds-a#138]
The ritual in the port
When the party entered Rosereach through the port, Mila stayed behind to study the markings and symbols of the first ritual the party found aboard a ship there — a ritual made by Naevys Duskbloom. Caelion stayed there with her. [heralds-a#107]
Death and resurrection at Deadreach
During the party's final push into Deadreach, Mila died and was brought back using the Golden Flower. [heralds-a#144] The Golden Flower was completed and then plucked, and the temple housing it collapsed soon after. [heralds-a#144] Her return was not an ordinary resurrection: she is now described as the Golden Flower's living trace, which makes her a dangerous and valuable figure to alchemists, the Arcanum, divine powers, and figures such as Naevys Duskbloom. [heralds-a#149]
In play
In a field report the party's paladin, Lucerion, submitted to the Temple, Mila — addressed in the report as "Baroness Mila" — is described as having made contact with a drifting fragment of glacial ice and experienced a vision linked to "Kelruun, the Ice-Bound Tyrant." [heralds-b#446] The same report credits her with dealing heavy fire-magic damage against a Six-Armed Creature, forcing its retreat; the creature was later destroyed after returning to its own realm. [heralds-b#446]
Needs a decision: Whether "Baroness" is a title Mila actually holds, or simply how the report's author addresses her[heralds-b#446]
Related pages
- Caelion — stayed with Mila to study the ship ritual's markings
- Golden Rose — the relic (recorded elsewhere as the Golden Flower) used to revive Mila
- Reminder — the creature whose fall closed the Deadreach arc in which Mila died and returned
- Deadreach — the ruined city where Mila died and was revived
- Six-Armed Creature — the creature Mila drove off with fire magic
- Naevys Duskbloom — made the ritual Mila studied; has further plans concerning Mila
Players, stop here. What is hidden behind this point is game-master material. The full detail is on GM:Mila.