Dalyria

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Dalyria
Dalyria.png
Stats
Level 11

STR

16
(+3)

DEX

16
(+3)

CON

16
(+3)

INT

11

WIS

10

CHA

12
(+1)
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Creature Race Icon.png  Race Vampire spawn
Creature Type Icon.png  Type Undead
HP Icon.png  HP 106
Creature AC Icon.png  AC 18
Creature Speed Icon.png  Movement Speed 9m / 30ft
Creature Size Icon.png  Size Medium
Weight Icon.png  Weight 75kg
Initiative Icon.png  Initiative +3
Passive features
Resistances
Resistant to non-magical SlashingResistant to non-magical PiercingResistant to non-magical BludgeoningResistant to all Necrotic
Character information
Location Fraygo's Flophouse, Cazador's Dungeon
Allies Cazador
Dalyria is a Vampire Spawn enslaved to Cazador, and one of Astarion's siblings. She may appear at Fraygo's Flophouse in Wyrm's Crossing, or Cazador's Dungeon during Act Three.

History

Dalyria is one of Cazador's spawn and Astarion's "siblings".

Prior to being spawn, she was a doctor, Physician General to the Parliament of Baldur's Gate. She believes that vampirism can be cured as any other disease can, and so sought youthful blood to try to overwhelm the vampirism infection. [1]

She sought Leon's daughter, Victoria, brought her to the Szarr Palace and bit into her. However, Leon had placed a curse on Victoria as a means of protection, which was triggered when she was bitten. Cazador then found Dalyria, who was retching in reaction to tasting cursed blood, and dragged her away for disobeying the rules and drinking a thinking creature. [2]

The Pale Elf

Main quest article: The Pale Elf

Dalyria can first be encountered on the first floor of Fraygo's Flophouse in Wyrm's Crossing, where she is hunting with Pale Petras. If Astarion is present, the three will have a confrontation about Cazador and his intentions for the ritual.

She will later be with the other spawn in Cazador's Dungeon, suspended and awaiting Cazador's ritual to finish. Like the other spawn, she can be spared or killed after the ritual, or allowed to be consumed as one of the ritual's sacrifices.

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