Druid of the Old Path
Thaisha is a druid of the Old Path. During Thjazi’s Farramh, she joins Loza Blade’s funerary prayer and speaks Druidic words of comfort and purpose.
A powerful orc with a druidic connection, a member of the Lloy family and Shadia Fang’s mother.
Thaisha Lloy is a tall orc standing approximately six feet four inches. She has desaturated green skin, long dark curly hair beginning to grey and unusual eyes with black sclera and pupils, silver irises and a ring of red. The tips of her fingers fade into red and black. Her druidic connection has slowed the visible signs of ageing, leaving her appearing to be in her mid-to-late thirties. Thaisha wears fine clothing in the blood-red and soot-dark colours of the Lloy family, a family of significance within Dol-Makjar.
Thaisha is a druid of the Old Path. During Thjazi’s Farramh, she joins Loza Blade’s funerary prayer and speaks Druidic words of comfort and purpose.
Thaisha says that she and Halandil fell in love when they were approximately nineteen and later had children together. Inspired partly by the wider world revealed through Halandil’s art, she eventually followed a druidic calling away from their family home.
Thaisha believes that retrieving a silver box was the final thing Thjazi asked her to do. She does not know what it contains or why it reacts to Thimble’s name.
Major events shaping Thaisha Lloy.
When Thimble’s name was spoken downstairs, Thaisha’s silver box flew open and shattered black clay began assembling into a mask resembling Bolaire’s.
The doors to Faerie closed and the realm vanished from the mortal world, severing Thimble’s connection and weakening faerie-linked houses.
A coordinated magical extraction intended to remove Thjazi from the gallows collapsed after Thimble was attacked, Cyd disappeared and a false magical signature appeared upon the prisoner.
Thjazi’s family and community gathered at the Fang home for an orcish Farramh beginning on the day of his death.
Bonds, loyalties and conflicts as they develop across the campaign.
Co-Parents
Halandil and Thaisha share a deep personal history and are the parents of Shadia Fang and Alogar Fang.
Thaisha says that Halandil’s art helped her fall in love with the wider world. She eventually became a druid and left their shared family life to pursue that calling, describing the decision in deeply regretful terms.
Thaisha’s focus on the failed rescue breaks when she sees Halandil. They embrace outside the Fang home, and Halandil briefly trembles with grief.
Halandil asks Thaisha to stay and tells her that her room is ready.
Thaisha recalls that she and Halandil fell in love when they were approximately nineteen and later had children together.
Mother and Daughter
Thaisha is Shadia’s mother, and their reunion provides comfort following Thjazi’s death.
Shadia embraces Thaisha and says that bad things are better when they are together.
Allies in Thjazi’s Rescue Plan
Thaisha and Occtis worked together as part of the failed attempt to rescue Thjazi from execution.
Thaisha and Occtis arrive at the Fang home discussing what went wrong and whom they need to question about the failed rescue.
Druid of the Old Path
Thaisha is a druid called to preserve and perform the spiritual traditions of the Old Path.
Thaisha harmonises with Loza’s Old Path prayer and takes responsibility for speaking the Druidic words of comfort and purpose.
Old Path Kin
Loza and Thaisha have known one another for many years and share a connection through the Old Path.
Loza and Thaisha embrace after many years apart before joining together in the Old Path farewell for Thjazi.
Druid and Wild Companion
Hala is Thaisha’s deer-like wild companion.
Thaisha summons Hala to maintain the Farramh rites while she greets Bolaire.
Hostile and Conditional Trust
Thaisha deeply distrusts Julien but has allowed him to train her son.
Thaisha threatens Julien with severe consequences if her son is harmed under his instruction.
Mother and Son
Thaisha is Alogar Fang’s mother and has entrusted his martial training to Sir Julien Davinos despite distrusting Julien.
Thaisha warns Julien that neither he nor his patron will protect him if Alogar is harmed while under Julien’s instruction.
One of the Dol-Makjar Lloys
Thaisha is introduced as a member of the significant Lloy family and wears its colours.
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Thaisha remained closely tied to Thjazi through Halandil and their children, joined the rescue effort and acted upon one of Thjazi’s final requests.
View full relationship evidence →Co-Parent and Family Connection
Thaisha is the mother of Shadia and Alogar and remains closely bound to the Fang family.
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Who compromised the rescue, what did Azune detect on Thjazi, and is Cyd’s disappearance part of the same sabotage?
The immediate failure is known: Thimble was attacked before delivering the genuine glyph, while a different magical signature was placed on Thjazi.
The survivors establish that Thimble would plant the glyph, Azune would manipulate the inspection, Cyd would position Casimir’s wagon, and Thaisha and Occtis would complete the extraction. The plan failed before its first physical stage because Thimble was attacked before delivering the glyph.
What is the forming mask, why does Thimble’s name activate it and how is it connected to Bolaire?
A box retrieved at Thjazi’s request opens when Thimble’s name is spoken and forms a black-clay mask resembling Bolaire’s living mask.
Thaisha believes that retrieving the box was the final thing Thjazi asked her to do.
Who or what closed Faerie, what is happening beyond the doors and can the connection be restored?
Faerie vanished from mortal reach, severing Thimble’s connection, reducing messages to the Golden Orchard and weakening faerie-linked legacies.
Thaisha confirms that Julien’s political manoeuvring has not restored the connection to Faerie.
Transcript-backed statements concerning Thaisha Lloy, with testimony and uncertain claims kept distinct from direct depiction.
Alogar Fang is the eldest son of Halandil Fang and Thaisha Lloy and the brother of Shadia Fang.
Thaisha Lloy is an orc.
Thaisha’s druidic connection has slowed the visible signs of her ageing.
Thaisha wears the blood-red and soot-dark colours associated with the Lloy family.
Thaisha and Occtis participated in the failed attempt to rescue Thjazi from execution.
Following the failed rescue, Thaisha says that they need to speak with Azune and Thimble.
Halandil and Thaisha share a close personal history and comfort one another following Thjazi’s death.
Thaisha casts Enrichment upon the ground outside the Fang home.
Thaisha’s Enrichment causes plants within half a mile of the Fang home to grow slightly greener and more fruitful for one year.
Thaisha Lloy is Shadia Fang’s mother.
Thaisha expected the successful rescue plan to have placed her and the others on the road out of Dol-Makjar by this point.
Halandil tells Thaisha that her room at the Fang home is ready for her.
Loza and Thaisha knew one another before their reunion at Thjazi’s Farramh and had not met for many years.
Thaisha Lloy is a druid of the Old Path.
Thaisha joins Loza’s prayer and takes over the Druidic portion of the Old Path rite for Thjazi.
The jasmine surrounding the Fang home grows across the road and prevents the Candescent Creed carriage from reaching the house.
The vines surrounding the Fang home grow thorns as Wicander declares that his family is beloved.
Thaisha gave the Lloy cold-iron nail to Halandil for the Fang home.
Halandil and Thaisha are the parents of a son and a daughter.
Thaisha intervenes when Tyranny begins taking ingredients from the Fang kitchen and escorts her away.
Shadia thanks Thaisha for stopping Tyranny from raiding their kitchen.
Thaisha tells Tyranny that she also dislikes Wicander and senses bad energy from him.
Thaisha uses Druidcraft to make Wicander’s drink smell and taste of rotten egg and skunk.
After tasting the drink prepared by Thaisha and Tyranny, Wicander spits the alcohol towards Thjazi’s displayed body.
While heavily intoxicated and holding Tyranny’s ear, Thaisha explains that she and Halandil fell in love when they were approximately nineteen and later had children together.
Thaisha says that Halandil’s beautiful art caused her to fall in love with the wider world. She became a druid and describes herself as having abandoned their children to follow that calling.
After drinking heavily, Thaisha blacks out while still performing the Farramh rites and holding Tyranny’s ear.
Azune and Occtis agree that Thaisha is currently too intoxicated to help them reconstruct the failed rescue.
Occtis explains that Thjazi never arrived for the extraction, meaning that Occtis and Thaisha’s part of the rescue plan never took place.
Occtis approaches the intoxicated Thaisha but decides against speaking. As he passes Tyranny, he tells the demon that she is very much not welcome in the Fang home.
Occtis uses magic to disguise himself as a young orcish warrior resembling, but deliberately not exactly matching, Thaisha’s eldest son.
After Thjazi escaped the execution site, Thaisha and Occtis were supposed to meet him and help him leave Dol-Makjar.
Thjazi was supposed to break the concealed rune, magically appear inside the waiting wagon, and leave the city before meeting Thaisha and Occtis for the final extraction.
Thaisha summons her wild companion Hala, a deer-like spirit who continues performing the Farramh rites while Thaisha turns away to greet Bolaire.
Elodie confirms that she attended Thjazi’s execution. She embraces Thaisha, offers Halandil her condolences, and avoids dwelling upon the comparatively positive state of her own life and business.
Thaisha causes the jasmine and greenery around the Fang home to grow lush for Aranessa’s arrival. When Julien steps from the carriage, she commands every plant around his feet to wither.
Sensing that Aranessa’s confrontation is becoming politically dangerous, Thaisha urges Tyranny to get Wicander away. Tyranny vomits and insists that they must leave immediately.
After Wicander leaves, Aranessa criticises the Candescent Creed as worship of a divinity without the inconvenience of possessing a voice or perspective.
Thaisha contrasts the Candescent teaching of returning to the Light with her own belief that Thjazi has returned to the story and song of the world. Halandil adds that Thjazi changed everyone who knew him.
Murray Mag’Nesson arrives late and dishevelled by the rain, bringing cranberry rolls and a bottle of Yahrgraz for Thjazi’s Farramh.
Hala remains positioned near Thjazi’s head and stares directly at Julien, making clear that the companion is connected to Thaisha.
As Thaisha and Julien step outside, Murray notices the cold-iron nail above the entrance glow faintly orange and recognises it as protection against demons and fairies.
Thaisha confronts Julien outside the Fang home. Julien says that his friend is grieving and that he needed to close his history with Thjazi in person.
Thaisha accuses Julien of attending only to gloat over Thjazi’s death.
Julien describes Thaisha’s son as an exemplary student and future soldier progressing with both short and long blades under his instruction.
Thaisha says that allowing her son to remain under Julien’s instruction required the last of her wisdom and patience.
Thaisha calls Julien a lying scoundrel who betrayed his father and family for a final hope of glory.
Julien claims that his father dragged House Davinos into disgrace and that Julien restored its position.
Julien claims that Thjazi turned against the people who helped elevate him and therefore needed to be taught a lesson.
Julien openly acknowledges that he hated Thjazi, while insisting that he does not hate Thaisha.
Thaisha says that Julien’s betrayals have failed to restore what his family lost because the door to Faerie remains closed.
Thaisha warns Julien that neither he nor his lady patron will protect him if her son is harmed.
Heat shimmers from Thaisha as she struggles to restrain herself from assuming a Wild Shape and attacking Julien.
The temperature falls about fifteen degrees, the clouds vanish, silver light changes the Rookery and the magpies fall silent.
A solitary figure approaches through darkened streets as something ancient appears to move across Dol-Makjar.
Vaelus tells Aranessa that the man on the table had become very different from the husband she remembered.
Vaelus notices the cold-iron nail and realises that the Fang home is familiar with fairies and protections used against them.
Thaisha notices the silver box she travelled with and asks Halandil to accompany her upstairs so she can retrieve it.
Shadia asks Halandil whether the family is safe with Vaelus inside their home.
When Thimble’s name is spoken downstairs, the silver box upstairs flies open and the black clay and velvet hidden within begin moving together.
The shaking black clay and velvet rapidly assemble into the shape of a mask resembling the living clay mask worn by Bolaire.
Thaisha says that retrieving the silver box was the final thing she believes Thjazi asked her to do.
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Thaisha Lloy and Occtis arrive at the Fang home after the failed attempt to rescue Thjazi. Thaisha reunites with Halandil and their daughter Shadia, while Occtis reveals that Thjazi helped him when he was a child.
Azune brings Thjazi’s body to the Fang home, carries his former commander inside and helps place him for the beginning of the Farramh.
Teor Pridesire and Loza Blade arrive at the Fang home after witnessing Thjazi’s execution. Loza performs an Old Path farewell beside Thjazi’s body, while Teor reunites with Azune and questions what has happened to Dol-Makjar.
Wicander Halovar and Tyranny arrive outside the Fang home in a carriage bearing the symbol of the Candescent Creed. They carry Thjazi’s scimitar, but the plants and birds of the Rookery react aggressively to their presence.
Wicander Halovar and Tyranny enter the Fang home carrying Thjazi’s scimitar. An old cold-iron ward reacts to Tyranny’s presence, Halandil withdraws from Wicander, and Tyranny receives an awkward introduction to mortal funeral etiquette.
Azune and Teor compare what they know about Thjazi’s execution and the changes within Dol-Makjar. Their conversation reveals that Teor’s younger brother Cyd was meant to participate in the failed rescue but has disappeared.
Azune and Occtis compare the failed stages of Thjazi’s rescue and realise that Thimble and Cyd are both missing. They recruit Teor and leave the Farramh to investigate Thimble’s secret hideout in the Tanners.
Azune, Occtis, and Teor discover that Thimble’s secret hideout has been violently searched. Following fresh blood and a fading otherworldly light, Teor finds Thimble unconscious inside a narrow drainage grate.
Thimble remembers the masked figures who interrupted her before she could deliver the escape glyph. The survivors reconstruct each stage of the rescue plan and discover that the bodies of at least three attackers Thimble killed have been removed.
The masked Bolaire Lathalia arrives at Thjazi’s Farramh after observing his execution from the nobles’ gallery. Bolaire reunites with Thaisha and Tyranny as Halandil’s daughter Hero arrives with her mother, Elodie.
Loza asks Wicander to help Teor find work after her retirement. Aranessa then confronts House Halovar’s claims that it tried to save Thjazi before mourning her estranged husband and warning Halandil that Faerie’s influence is fading.
The colourful dwarven arcanist Murray Mag’Nesson arrives late to Thjazi’s Farramh with cranberry rolls and Yahrgraz. Her presence reveals the magical underworld and unconventional associates surrounding Thjazi during the final years of his life.
Julien secretly spits upon Thjazi’s body while the mourners are distracted. As he later leaves the Fang home, Bolaire perceives that the Old Path protection surrounding Thjazi has been crossed and that a small shadow-like presence is following Julien.
Thaisha confronts Julien outside the Farramh over his hatred of Thjazi, his past betrayal of his family and his position as teacher to her son. She warns that no patron or recovered status will protect him if her child is harmed.
An unnatural cold falls across the Rookery as Vaelus, an elven Sister of the fallen goddess Sylandri, arrives from the Mournvale. She accuses Thjazi of stealing the Stone of Nightsong and demands that Halandil return it.
Bolaire recalls the funerary purpose of the Stone of Nightsong while Thaisha retrieves a silver box connected to Thjazi. When Vaelus speaks Thimble’s name, the box opens and shattered black clay begins forming a mask resembling Bolaire’s.