Gwen Lillycaller
Saint Gwen Lillycaller
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
When she has appeared in visions, she appears to be a young woman, obviously a warrior by her body, even though she bears horrible wounds clearly caused by torture. She wears a marter's crown which shines with a pure white light. In one hand she holds the red cords of suffering, worn by the Lord Ilmater and his followers, in the other a weapon (the particular weapon varies from vision to vision).
Body Features
One hand is flayed of skin from fingertips to elbow. Small circles of third degree burns start at her collarbone and descend beneath the light drape of her martyr's robes, staining the material with blood and ash. Her legs show signs of severe scourging, one foot also shows wounds caused by an iron boot.
Facial Features
Given her condition, it is remarkable that her face is untouched. She is clearly from an Ostien background.
Apparel & Accessories
She wears a martyr's crown and robes. The crown is of an indistinct metal and glows with a soft white light. The robes are a pure white where not stained with blood and ashes. It seems to be made of a soft, white linen, and drapes gently around the wearer's form.
Social
Contacts & Relations
Original member of Eagleswatch
Religious Views
Paladin of Ilmater
Relationships
cannonized 1435
now known as : St Gwen Dragonsbane
Alignment
Lawful Good
Current Status
Venerated as Saint
Species
Ethnicity
Other Ethnicities/Cultures
Life
1383 CE
1412 CE
Spouses
Siblings
Children
Sex
Female
Gender
Woman
Presentation
Feminine
Belief/Deity
Illmater
Aligned Organization
Character Prototype
Paksenarrion Dorthansdotter, the title character of "The Deeds of Paksenarrion", by Elizabeth Moon. Published February 1st 1992 by Baen.
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