Lae'zel: Difference between revisions

* Lae'zel is encountered again a second time in the [[Wilderness]] near the [[Roadside Cliffs]] at {{Coords|242|370}}. She has been captured in a wooden cage by two [[Tiefling|tieflings]], [[Damays]] and [[Nymessa]]. If the player is able to free her, she can be invited to join the party.

* If players progress further to the [[Emerald Grove]] and trigger the attack scene at the gates, she will break out of her cage and disappear, killing Damays and Nymessa if they are still alive. She can then be found later on and be recruitable again.{{verify}}

* After breaking out of the cage, she has been refused from joining up with the party until this point, she will show up when the party encounters the githyanki near the [[Mountain Pass]]. If she doesn't turn hostile during the encounter she can be recruited at the end of the battle. If she dies during it as an ally or neutral, she can be resurrected and still join.

* If players miss all the recruitment opportunities above, or refuse her, she can be found again one final time near the first waypoint in the [[Rosymorn Monastery Trail]] where the [[Crèche Y'llek|crèche]] is located for a final recruitment opportunity.

Should the party proceed inside the crèche without having recruited Lae'zel, she will be disappear from the mountain pass. When players proceed to the [[Shadow-Cursed Lands]], they will find her as an [[Undead]] there, having went the wrong way when trying to find the crèche.

Lae'zel has yellowish-green skin, with black accents below her ochre eyes, cheeks and neck. Her scars, most prominent of all one that runs from her nose to her chin, give her the mean look of a seasoned warrior. Black bumpy mottles adorn her face on her cheeks and like all githyanki, she has a small nose and her ears are long and pointed, with ridges protruding on the outer edges. Her hair, kept shoulder-length, is brown and straight, with a few adorned braids running along the side of her head and a small bun on her back. Though shorter than the rest of the companions, and with a wiry, though muscled frame, she stands proud and intimidating.