Much of Djana's history is completely and entirely unknown.

The first records of her start only four years ago when she first appeared within the fringe lands of Vel Anir. There she was found, and eventually taken in by a minor Noble House.

She claimed to be from a nomad tribe within Amol-Kalit, stating simply that she left the desert in search of a better life and more opportunity. It was quickly made apparent to anyone she met that Djana was not only a beautiful, but also extremely eloquent woman. She was composed, intelligent, and driven beyond what many would expect from someone of her lands.

Somehow she managed to convince the head of the Noble House to invest his gold within a failing trade company she had connections to. This investment quickly paid off when it turned out the company held certain trade rights with nomadic tribes throughout Amol-Kalit.

Word of her advice quickly spread, and within a short while Djana gained a reputation for being not only intelligent, but a true value.

Just a few months after her arrival Djana was summoned to several of the Great Houses of Vel Anir, and there she helped arrange several marriages and trade deals that proved to be more than lucrative. This increased her reputation even further, and before long Djana was not only admired for her beauty, but also her skills as an adviser and emissary.

This eventually granted her leeway as well as the wealth to travel at her own will.

Since then she has moved from place to place, inserting herself into different Noble Courts and taking up positions along side powerful rulers, generals, and even mages.

True Loyalty

Djana's true loyalty is not to herself nor those who hire her, but an otherworldly being known only as 'The Great Lord'.

Though not documented in any library or brought for in any tome, The following of the Great Lord is a small budding religion. No one is quite sure where the cult originated or whom founded it, but it's followers are spread all over the world and their dealings are often found in the most unlikely of places.

The Cult is incredibly secretive and slow to induct new members, only allowing those in who have passed a series of tests. This process is often slow, but in the end leads to great rewards.

Many of the cult's following can be found in higher nobility throughout Arethil, though there are also members who are of a lower class.

The Great Lord himself is an enigmatic figure. Only those within the inner circle of the Cult itself know what the Great Lord is or what his goal is. There are only a handful who have conversed with him, and the encounters are often described as entirely life altering.

Though his true purpose is unknown, the presence of the Great Lord's followers is often a sign of great change.