PCs:Eldrea Addams

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Full Name: Eldrea Addams
Age: 26 Years
Race: Human
Gender: Female
Religion: Follower of The Harpinger
Birthplace: One of the Seven Cities
Current Residence: Mikona, although she travels widely

Biography as presently known:
Eldrea was brought up somewhere in the Seven Cities region of Avlis, although from which of those cities she hails is not known. She arrived in Elysia having lost her way on what she termed a pilgrimage of sorts to the Harpinger's shrine in Ferrell, although over time it has become clear that this pilgrimage was as much a matter of putting distance between herself and her family as of religious devotion. On her arrival, her open worship of the somewhat shadowy god of musical inspiration provoked consternation and distrust on the part of some, in particular due to her enthusiastic embrace of its other aspect as Avlis's messenger of death, believing that death and inspiration are intimately connected and that she might draw one from the other. Despite this, or perhaps in some cases as a result of it, she still managed to make a few firm friends in southern Avlis, as well as finding herself a new teacher of the musical arts in the form of the controversial bard Elong Singalong and, in the Ysgardian elf Star Aelae, a lover. Though a technically accomplished musician and vocalist, Eldrea finds lyrical inspiration hard to come by and has spent many hours, both by herself and with Elong, attempting to overcome this difficulty.

In recent months she has started to involve herself more with the doings of Visimontium's Bardic Academy, but conversely has still yet to give a full public performance. She is also less frequently seen wearing the holy symbol which once adorned her throat at all times, or wielding the sickles which were a more ostentatious statement of her faith.

• "Fear Fable" by Eldrea Addams