Shalelu Andosana

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Shallelu Andosana

Not quite a bounty hunter, a survivalist, or a mercenary, but rather a mix of all three, the elven woman passes through town once or twice a season to buy supplies and never remains more than a few days, always staying in the same room at the Rusty Dragon free of charge thanks to her long friendship with Ameiko. Near the end of each visit, she meets with Sheriff Hemlock and Mayor Deverin for a few hours at the garrison to give a report on the state of the hinterlands before she leaves town again, a pouch of gold at her side.

History 

By nature fiercely independent, Shallelu has nonetheless been a friend to the town of Sandpoint ever since she arrived in the region almost ten years ago. She and Ameiko founded a close kinship during the time they adventured together and have continued the relationship ever since. Shallelu's primary task as self-appointed warden of the Lost Coast has been to keep watch on the various goblin tribes in the region and, when necessary, cull their number. Both Sandpoint and the settlements in the surrounding area rely on her for news as well as protection and she is welcomed by any and all civilized folk who make their home in the region. While she and Gilraen Surion remain friends, she feels that her duty remains the protection of Sandpoint. At the time in which she feels the humans can take over, she may join him in his quest to set right the problems in the Mierani Forest.

Campaign

Shallelu gave the party of new adventurers ample warning of the possibility of the ambush at the Eastern ford, allowing them to have caution and avoid being caught. She is currently looking into the goblin strengths in the areas near Mosswood and Nettlewood.

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Not long after the Swallowtail Festival, Shallelu returned to town early, bearing ill news. While observing the goblin movements outside the town, she noticed many were converging on Nettlewood, most likely under the organization of someone else.