Ith'dul

Warrior Ith’dul is at the entrance of Crèche Y’llek before the arrival of  Inquisitor W'wargaz's during Act One.

“

Best hope the captain's wolves have enough kibble, Absolutists.

„

— Ith'dul

Involvement

Act One

Ith’dul can be first seen when the party approach the main gate of the Rosymorn Monastery, in the cutscene where she and  Raider Add’ath are shepherding several captured followers of Cult of the Absolute inside the Crèche for questioning.

After this cutscene, Ith’dul and Add’ath move to guard the area near the Trade Post of the Crèche.

If a party member speaks with her, she tells them that the  Captain is expecting them, and bids them not to waste time reporting to her. If the party member appears to be githyanki, Ith’dul complains about the weapon which still has not been found.

She becomes hostile if the party walks back through the Crèche after speaking to the Inquisitor and fighting with him.

Combat

Attacks and actions

 Disarming Attack (Melee) ( + )

Damage

Normal weapon damage

+ Superiority Die

Focus your attack on your foe's hands and possibly force them to drop the weapons they are holding.

 STR Save

 Range: Normal weapon range

 Githyanki Psionics: Jump ()

Triple a creature's Jumping distance.

 Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft)

 Recharge: Long rest

 Main Hand Attack ()   –  Githyanki Greatsword

Damage: 6~16

2d6 + 4⁠Slashing

Make a melee attack with your equipped weapon.

 Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft)

 Second Wind ()

Healing: 1~10 + modifiers

1d10 + Fighter level⁠Healing

Draw on your stamina to protect yourself. You regain 1d10 + Fighter Level⁠⁠Hit Points.

 Range: Self

 Recharge: Short rest

Loot

• Githyanki Greatsword
• Githyanki Half Plate

Idle banter

At the main gate of Rosymorn Monastery Add'ath and Ith'dul gloat over the three cultists.

• Add'ath

  What, given up already?

• Ith'dul

  If you make it inside, we might even kill you before the captain's pets do.

• Burrock

  Please. Just give me a moment!

• Ith'dul

  There. Moment's gone.

• Add'ath

  You're enjoying this, aren't you? Humiliation suits you.

• Burrock

  No! Please - it hurts!

• Add'ath

  Pathetic. The fool cannot march without tripping over its own boots.

• Burrock

  No - please - if you'd just - stop!