Dab'nay Tr'arach

Basic Info
| Race | Drow |
| Class | Cleric of Lolth |
| Affiliation | Bregan D'aerthe (Lieutenant) |
| Status | Active — One-Eyed Jax, Luskan |
One of Jarlaxle Baenre's most trusted lieutenants. Dab'nay serves as both enforcer and advisor within Bregan D'aerthe, balancing her dual roles with a sharp mind and sharper tongue. Her devotion to Lolth is one of calculated pragmatism rather than fanatical zeal — she is loyal to results, and Jarlaxle delivers results.
She was a constant presence at the One-Eyed Jax, the chaotic hub of Luskan where Othorion spent much of his early life. To Othorion, she is a figure of complexity — both mentor and reminder of where he came from.
Appearance
Striking even by drow standards: dark ebony skin and silken white hair complemented by sharp, angular features. Her crimson eyes — a mark of her devotion to Lolth — burn with an intensity that reflects both her intelligence and her ambition. Practical yet elegant armor adorned with subtle spider motifs. She carries herself with authority, and her loyalty to Jarlaxle and her adaptability have earned her genuine respect.
Role in Othorion's Life
Growing up in the One-Eyed Jax, Othorion knew Dab'nay as a figure of authority who commanded respect through intellect and competence rather than fear. She taught him valuable lessons about survival, deception, and the importance of understanding one's enemies. Unlike the strict dogma of Menzoberranzan priestesses, her mentorship was rooted in practicality — she emphasized adaptability and keeping one's true intentions hidden. Skills that would serve Othorion well in Luskan's volatile world.
Their relationship before his flight was one of guarded respect. She recognized his potential and took an interest in his development, admiring his ability to navigate the chaotic streets and read people. In turn, Othorion respected her wisdom and her ability to maintain power within a largely secular organization as a Lolth cleric. Their interactions were often laced with sharp wit and veiled lessons — chiding him for showing his hand too early, praising him for adaptability. Not overtly warm, but carrying an undercurrent of care she would never admit to outright.
Threads
- What does she know about Othorion's parentage and House connections?
- Did she suspect or know about the identity theft? Did she try to warn him?
- Is her loyalty to Jarlaxle absolute, or does she have her own agenda?
- Now that Othorion is back (in whatever form), what is her reaction?