Olbalad historically guided the dead through the mists and into the realms of death.
Introduction
Olbalad is a celestial remembered in halfling funerary tradition as the Sister of Mists and, colloquially, the halfling Angel of Death. She guided those who died through the mists and into the realms of death on their way to a final afterlife. A recently assembled artifact is identified as the Coffin of Olbalad, but Episode 2 does not establish that Olbalad is dead, that the coffin ever held her body or that she is present within its mist-filled interior.
Appearance
No appearance is described in Episode 2.
Behaviour
Historical accounts describe Olbalad guiding the halfling dead through the mists to their final afterlife.
Habitat & Ecology
Unknown; associated with the passage from mortal life into the realms of death.
Origin
A celestial servant of the former divine order associated with halfling funerary passage.
Abilities & Traits
Documented abilities, behavioural traits and known limitations.
Abilities
Notable Traits
Called the Sister of Mists
Described as the halfling Angel of Death
Served as a psychopomp rather than a deity
Guided the dead through mists toward their final afterlife
Named by a newly constructed coffin assembled from ancient materials
Mysteries
Open questions and unresolved developments connected to this creature.
Who constructed the Coffin of Olbalad, what lies beyond its mist, and what became of the black-clay mask?
The silver box is identified as a newly assembled coffin for the celestial psychopomp Olbalad, but the vanished mask, impossible mist and Thjazi’s purpose remain unexplained.
A tool disappears farther into the mist than the coffin’s dimensions permit.
Evidence Ledger
Statements are labelled by how the transcript establishes them, so direct depiction, testimony, belief and disputed accounts remain distinct.
The silver container awakens, consumes its black mask fragments into freezing mist and is identified as a newly built coffin named for the halfling celestial Olbalad.
Olbalad is known through reconstructed inscriptions. The named coffin does not prove that she is dead, contained within it or connected to its present mist beyond the inscription’s claim.
Olbalad is a halfling celestial psychopomp called the Sister of Mists, said to guide the dead through the mists toward their final afterlife.
Murray’s investigation identifies the recently assembled object as the Coffin of Olbalad, built from ancient Rauwyn temple plates and fossilised wood from the place where Sylandri died.
The rearranged inscriptions identify the object as the Coffin of Olbalad and explain her psychopomp role.
Historical Revelations
Review the source-linked lore in which this destroyed celestial being is described.
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Broken Wing
The Coffin of Olbalad
After working through the night, Murray and Bolaire open and identify the silver coffin. Its ancient pieces have been newly assembled around mist that leads somewhere beyond the container’s physical dimensions.