Urzule Profile

Urzule, a Lunar Faisees born under the gentle glow of Lunarae’s moonlit skies, hails from a small, tranquil village in the region of Groggut. As part of a nocturnal Faisees sub-species, Urzule thrives under the cool, calming night, when her kind are most active. Unlike many Faisees who live in regions such as Liseria, where fear of non-Faisees species runs deep, Urzule’s life has been marked by peace and a rare harmony with the world around her. The local goblins and orcs, far less hostile than those encountered by her kin elsewhere, have always coexisted with Faisees in Groggut. In fact, Urzule even formed bonds with goblins through trade and social gatherings, a testament to the unity of the region’s inhabitants.

Urzule’s role in the village has always been that of a ceramist. Skilled in crafting beautiful pottery, plates, and other ceramics, she provides her fellow villagers with the practical and artistic pieces that adorn their homes and dining tables. Her gentle hands and keen eye for detail have earned her respect and admiration within her community.

It was during her time as a ceramist that Urzule met a Faisees male who stole her heart. Their love bloomed, and together they envisioned a future filled with joy and children. In Faisees culture, children are born through the unique process of planting fraishunes—seeds that grow over the course of five years before the offspring emerge. Before their two children could be born, however, Urzule’s partner left on a mysterious journey and disappeared, never to return. Heartbroken but resilient, Urzule was left to raise her children alone, her love for them becoming the driving force in her life.

Now, Urzule lives as a single mother, devoted to her two children: a 10-year-old son and a 6-year-old daughter. Though their father is absent, Urzule ensures that her children never lack for love or care. Her world revolves around them, and she would go to any lengths to protect and provide for them. The peace and stability of her village offer her some comfort, allowing her to raise her children in a community that values harmony and cooperation. Through it all, Urzule maintains her role as the village ceramist, balancing her work with her responsibilities as a mother.