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Gydd is a Sharran Fidelian within the Cloister of Sombre Embrace located at X: -395 Y: -1662.

You seek out this holy place for idle chatter? Such foolishness.
Gydd

Involvement[edit section | visual editor]

If the player character refuses to hand over ShadowheartShadowheart, Gydd fights alongside Mother Superior Viconia DeVirViconia DeVir. Like the other Sharran Fidelians, he is primarily a spellcaster, and douses the battlefield in darkness to debuff his opponents.

Combat[edit section | visual editor]

Attacks and actions[edit section | visual editor]

Damage: 2~16
2d8NecroticNecrotic

Curse a creature to be haunted by darkness. It takes 2d8NecroticNecrotic damage if it enters or starts its turn in a Lightly or Heavily Obscured area.

Damage: 1~8
1d8NecroticNecrotic

Prevent the target from healing until your next turn. The target cannot help DownedDowned characters. An undead target receives DisadvantageDisadvantage on Attack RollAttack Rolls.

DarknessDarkness (Action + Level 2 Spell Slot)

Create a cloud of magical darkness that Heavily ObscuresHeavily Obscures and inflicts BlindBlind to creatures within. Creatures cannot make ranged attacks into or out of it.

Teleport from shadow to shadow.

Afterwards, you have AdvantageAdvantage on your next melee Attack RollAttack Roll.

Loot[edit section | visual editor]

Idle banter[edit section | visual editor]

Inside the Cloister of Sombre Embrace Viconia DeVirViconia DeVir holds a sermon.

[1]
  • Viconia DeVir
    Lady Shar's darkness awaits us all - but how shall you meet it?
  • Viconia DeVir
    When the time comes, shall you be embraced by the dark, or devoured by it?
  • Viconia DeVir
    Only your actions can determine your reward... or punishment.
  • Sharran Fidelian Gydd
    We shall serve. We shall be embraced.
  • Sharran Novice Monteith
    Lady Shar awaits us.

If Viconia is defeated.

[2]
  • Gydd
    All this time, the Mother Superior was unworthy? I don't understand...
[2]
  • Gydd
    Perhaps I followed her too blindly, if Lady Shar abandoned her.
[2]
  • Gydd
    At least I still draw breath. Not all can say the same.
[2]
  • Gydd
    I always believed she spoke for the Nightsinger. But surely she would have prevailed then?

Notes and references[edit section | visual editor]