Drell D'Harron

History
Born 140 years before the beginning of his adventures with the rest of the Dreamwalkers, Drell was the child of two elven Professors at a university in Dnalgne. He was a quiet child, studious and far from athletic, and never fully connected with either of his parents. When he was around thirty he discovered a talent for studying magic, and his parents enrolled him in a small magical Academy inside the wilds.

For the next 110 years, Drell studied Wizardry under the Headmaster Haramel, the near senile owner of the academy. Drell despised his master, but formed an unlikely bond with his two fellow apprentices. Eventually Haramel vanished, presumably due to the Magebane, and when he did his Academy was locked away, only to open to "the worthy". The apprentices went their seperate ways, with Drell determined to inherit his late master's estate.

It was early in his travels that he heard Malcabeth's call, and accompanied the several other adventurers who would eventually become the Dreamwalkers to aid the wizard. He made few friends, but as he was satisfied with his rapid gain in strength, continued to accompany them.

While investigating the laboratory of an insane wizard, Drell was accidentally transformed from a male elf into a female Lampad. He decided to keep the new form, though disguised himself as an elf through magic to avoid unnecessary questions.

Personality
Drell is cold, focused, and arrogant. SHe's incredibly convinced of her own superiority, which isn't helped by the fact that she's naturally very intelligent. Though not particularly gifted with magic, Drell's determination and many long hours studying has transferred into her maximizing every small advantage she has. She's short tempered and irritable, preferring to be alone than with others, and has only a handful of people she considers friends. She's also very competitive, with a strong drive to prove himself above others around her. Drell values freedom above all else, even morality. She believes the world would be a far better place if kingdoms and nations got out of the way and let smart people (aka, her) do their things. If progress is made, it doesn't matter if the means are unethical.