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| - It is believed that through the centuries there have been many Enchantresses, and she has gone by many different names. The current Fay Enchantress is known as Morgiana. Some believe that the Fay Enchantress has lived through all the ages of Bretonnia, making her thousands of years old. Others speculate that when each Fay Enchantress passes from the world she is instantly reincarnated so she can continue her sacred duty.[2b]
- The Fay Enchantress has gone by many names, although whether this means that there have been many of them is less certain. It is the belief of some Bretonnians that the Fay Enchantress has lived as long as the Kingdom itself, making her thousands of years old. Others believe that she is a constantly reincarnated mortal, reborn again with every passing generation. The Enchantress scours the lands of Bretonnia, adopting the few magically sensitive children she finds. The females are trained to become the servants of her order, the Damsels of the Lady. The males are never seen again.
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| - It is believed that through the centuries there have been many Enchantresses, and she has gone by many different names. The current Fay Enchantress is known as Morgiana. Some believe that the Fay Enchantress has lived through all the ages of Bretonnia, making her thousands of years old. Others speculate that when each Fay Enchantress passes from the world she is instantly reincarnated so she can continue her sacred duty.[2b] Existing outside of the usual hierarchy of power within Bretonnia, the Fay Enchantress comes and goes as she pleases, guided by the will of the Lady of the Lake. It has been known for her to appear to Questing Knights, guiding them on their final journey to the Lady. As she travels the lands, slipping mysteriously between the sacred groves, she gathers to her side young children -- children that have intense latent power within them that is hidden to all but herself. These chosen youngsters are taken by the Fay Enchantress to a place beyond time and mortality, to the mysterious Otherworld. The girl-children occasionally return years later as Damsels of the Lady, blessed in spirit and heart. Of the male children, nothing is ever heard again.[2b] On occasions of particular peril, the Fay Enchantress will rouse the dukes or even the king himself and ready them for war. She will sometimes ride alongside these armies, lending her unearthly powers toward the protection of those fighting in the name of the Lady. Her legendary fury is greatly feared, and her piercing eyes crackle with power, inspiring terror and awe in friend and foe alike. She has been known to draw lightning from the sky to strike her enemies, and slay with but a wrathful glance.[2b] During the End Times, she was betrayed to Mannfred von Carstein by the Branchwraith Drycha, and transformed into a vampire, though she was hesitant to feed on people after her transformation. Ultimately, she was used by Arkhan the Black as a sacrifice in order to resurrect his master, Nagash, in the body of Volkmar the Grim.[3]
- The Fay Enchantress has gone by many names, although whether this means that there have been many of them is less certain. It is the belief of some Bretonnians that the Fay Enchantress has lived as long as the Kingdom itself, making her thousands of years old. Others believe that she is a constantly reincarnated mortal, reborn again with every passing generation. The Enchantress scours the lands of Bretonnia, adopting the few magically sensitive children she finds. The females are trained to become the servants of her order, the Damsels of the Lady. The males are never seen again. The Fay Enchantress rides to battle on a Unicorn called Silvaron. Bretonnian lore tells that only the spirit beings of the Otherworld may mount these beasts, lending credence to the belief that the Fay Enchantress isn't even a mortal at all.
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