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Revision as of 20:04, 27 September 2023
Yrre the Sparkstruck was a Gnomish inventor and tinkerer. They enjoyed puns, spikes, and most of all electricity, inventing many objects that created or benefited from 
Lightning
Yrre became obsessed with lightning when they first left the Underdark and encountered a powerful storm[1]. They were in a relationship with Lenore De Hurst, the owner of the Arcane Tower. After a falling-out[2], Yrre left the Tower. They eventually returned, but Lenore was long gone[3]. It is unknown what happened to Yrre after this, but many of their inventions are found scattered across the Underdark and Grymforge.
All sources in the game refer to Yrre only as "them", suggesting that they may have considered themselves non-binary.
Inventions
References
- ↑ The Watersparkers: "An enormous storm was raging the first time Yrre the Sparkstruck left the Underdark. The deep gnome's interest in lightning at once became an all-consuming obsession, and they would spend the rest of their years trying to recreate that storm's power themselves."
- ↑ Letter to Yrre: "I don't know if you're coming back ... Despite everything, I still love you."
- ↑ The Spellsparkler: "Yrre the Sparkstruck intended to give the Spellsparkler to Lenore a cleric of Mystra and old lover. But when the gnome returned to the cleric's tower, they found it empty - inhabited only by dust and abandoned experiments."