In the realm of Jor-Karroc in the lands of Mereland which was Normere, there exists a captivating figure, a beautiful and strong female bard who commands the attention and admiration of all who encounter her. Her name she would give simply as Roya, a name that rolls off the tongue like a melodic tune, perfectly reflecting her natural prowess as a musician. With flowing locks of midnight black cascading down her shoulders, and sapphire eyes that hold the spark of ancient wisdom, Lyra weaves tales of epic adventures and heroic deeds through her enchanting voice and masterful manipulation of her harp. Clad in the whites of the winter snows that grace the land of her birth, her style is bold and revealing, if oft draped around with a snowy blanket of a long travel cloak. Her grace and poise in battle are matched only by her musical talents, as she flawlessly switches between inspiring her comrades with rallying songs, dissuading enemies with hypnotic melodies and wielding her mighty blade, a wide broad sword forged in style and form to match her father’s fabled weapon. Time and again, Roya empowers her companions with her soothing songs that rekindle hope and courage, propelling them forward in their quest to vanquish darkness. She stands as a testament to the strength and beauty that can be found in the world of Jor-Karroc, a beacon of inspiration for all who dream of their own heroic journeys.

In truth her lyre’s tongue hides more than she would put forth, for captivating Roya bold adventurer is indeed the Princess Selene Aryo Winter, filled with tales of great deeds and loath to sit idle and marry to further the tedious tale of the kingdom’s politics, and she set forth from her home in Eastwatch and filled with the fire of youth determined to blaze a path of story as wide and long as any hero in song. It was thus she encountered Cephiro, the Rat Paladin and travelled with him hence and ever anon until her doom led her to a more stable place.

Her father is Duke Alex Winter, one of the great Captain’s of Jor-Karroc.