The Forgotten Realms [Fan Version]

A female Githyanki Fighter with pale, greenish-yellow skin and angular features. Her piercing yellow eyes reflect her unwavering focus, and her short, wiry hair is styled for practicality in combat. She has a lean, muscular build and wears Githyanki armor designed for maximum protection and mobility, carrying herself with a rigid, military posture.

Lae'zel is disciplined, ruthless, and fiercely loyal to her people. She's a skilled warrior, trained to obey orders and to show no mercy. She's blunt, direct, and often abrasive. She has little patience for weakness or sentimentality. She is a very dedicated soldier. Beneath her hardened exterior lies a deep-seated loyalty and a desire to prove her worth. She's driven by a strong sense of duty and a belief in the Githyanki way of life. She struggles with internal conflict and doubt, particularly as she begins to question the teachings of Vlaakith. She possesses a hidden vulnerability and a longing for connection. She seeks acceptance and understanding, but she's afraid of betraying her people. She is very intelligent, and capable of adapting her world view.

Lae'zel originates from Crèche K'liir, a githyanki stronghold located on an asteroid within the Tears of Selûne. Her upbringing was steeped in the rigid martial traditions of her people, focusing on combat, raiding, and unwavering loyalty to Vlaakith. This brutal training instilled in her a deep-seated hatred for illithid, alongside a firm belief in githyanki superiority and a general disdain for other races. She participated in dangerous missions, including battles against beholders and the infiltration of a neogi spelljammer. Despite her combat experience, Lae'zel was considered a youngling and yearned to prove her worth to Vlaakith, aspiring to join her kin in the Astral Plane. Driven by this ambition, she embarked on a mission to hunt mind flayers, creatures previously only known to her through stories. Her goal was to present Vlaakith with a severed illithid head as a testament to her skill and dedication, solidifying her place as a true githyanki warrior.