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Real Name: Dame Verdana
Race: Human
Occupation: Paladin of the Green Lady
Legal Status: Unknown
Place of Birth: Unknown
Known Relatives: None Known
Base of Operations: Halls of Justice
Known Associates: None Known
Group Affiliations: The Emerald Scales, Holy Knights of Church of
the Veridia, the Green Lady
Distinguishing Characteristics: Green armor
Race: Human
Occupation: Paladin of the Green Lady
Legal Status: Unknown
Place of Birth: Unknown
Known Relatives: None Known
Base of Operations: Halls of Justice
Known Associates: None Known
Group Affiliations: The Emerald Scales, Holy Knights of Church of
the Veridia, the Green Lady
Distinguishing Characteristics: Green armor
>I'm a priest and I've spent a fair amount of time studying
religions. I have never heard of her.
>Up until we ventured to Fertalia, I had not heard of them
either. At first I thought they were some bizarre sect of
either Durian or Chalysse, but the priests and priestesses
of those deities seem just as confused as the rest of us.
>In Fertalia, they were not much help. These "paladins" and I use the word very loosely, asked us
to kill this undead for them. When we asked why they hadn't done so themselves, they said it was
because of "political reasons." Who ever heard of a paladin that wouldn't fight due to political
reasons?
>Paladin sure doesn't mean what it used to. There was once upon a time when you knew anyone
who carried the title of paladin was both lawful and good. Righteousness was their hallmark.
Now days, any holy warrior styles himself a paladin.
>If the symbol of the Green Lady is a scale, I assume she is a deity of balance.
>Justice, if we can believe the representative we met in Fertalia.
>Using scales to represent justice always troubled me. Isn't justice supposed to be a triumph of
righteousness, not a balance between good and evil... law and chaos.
religions. I have never heard of her.
- >Tark<
>Up until we ventured to Fertalia, I had not heard of them
either. At first I thought they were some bizarre sect of
either Durian or Chalysse, but the priests and priestesses
of those deities seem just as confused as the rest of us.
- >Fallas<
>In Fertalia, they were not much help. These "paladins" and I use the word very loosely, asked us
to kill this undead for them. When we asked why they hadn't done so themselves, they said it was
because of "political reasons." Who ever heard of a paladin that wouldn't fight due to political
reasons?
- >Sera<
>Paladin sure doesn't mean what it used to. There was once upon a time when you knew anyone
who carried the title of paladin was both lawful and good. Righteousness was their hallmark.
Now days, any holy warrior styles himself a paladin.
- >Revan<
>If the symbol of the Green Lady is a scale, I assume she is a deity of balance.
- >Malyk<
>Justice, if we can believe the representative we met in Fertalia.
- >Sera<
>Using scales to represent justice always troubled me. Isn't justice supposed to be a triumph of
righteousness, not a balance between good and evil... law and chaos.
- >Lyssa<
