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Quenthel Baenre was killed in the disasterous [[Battle of Keeper's Dale]] by [[Drizzt Do'Urden]] but was shortly thereafter resurrected from death by decree of [[Lolth]]. [[House Baenre]] attempted to cover up her absence by claiming she had gone on a mission, and kept the secret of her death from many. Until now, the only male to have known out about the incident is [[Gromph Baenre]], who admitted to his sister [[Triel Baenre|Triel]] that he had found out. After her resurrection, Quenthel, and Triel's [[draegloth]] son, [[Jeggred Baenre|Jeggred]], were tasked with uncovering the mystery of Lolth's Silence. Quenthel killed Jeggred in the [[Demonweb Pits]] as a sacrifice to the reborn goddess, and returned to Menzoberranzan to her position of High Priestess and Mistress of Arac-Tinilith after the [[Silence of Lolth]] was dealt with. |
Quenthel Baenre was killed in the disasterous [[Battle of Keeper's Dale]] by [[Drizzt Do'Urden]] but was shortly thereafter resurrected from death by decree of [[Lolth]]. [[House Baenre]] attempted to cover up her absence by claiming she had gone on a mission, and kept the secret of her death from many. Until now, the only male to have known out about the incident is [[Gromph Baenre]], who admitted to his sister [[Triel Baenre|Triel]] that he had found out. After her resurrection, Quenthel, and Triel's [[draegloth]] son, [[Jeggred Baenre|Jeggred]], were tasked with uncovering the mystery of Lolth's Silence. Quenthel killed Jeggred in the [[Demonweb Pits]] as a sacrifice to the reborn goddess, and returned to Menzoberranzan to her position of High Priestess and Mistress of Arac-Tinilith after the [[Silence of Lolth]] was dealt with. |
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| + | Quenthel was hailed as a dark heroine upon her return to Menzoberranzan, and she quickly turned her popularity among her fanatical people to her advantage. In only a decade, she gathered enough power to challenge her sister Triel for the title of Matron of house Baenre, a challenge Triel couldn't hope to win. Quenthel has reigned as first Matron Mother ever since, and has made the unprecedented move of maintaining her title as Mistress of Arach-Tinilith, becoming the first drow to hold both titles simultaniusly. |
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*{{Cite book/Resurrection}} |
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Revision as of 12:38, 2 August 2010
Quenthel Baenre is a drow priestess, and the third daughter of Yvonnel Baenre. She is the current Mistress of Arach-Tinilith, the priestess school of Menzoberranzan.
History
Quenthel Baenre was killed in the disasterous Battle of Keeper's Dale by Drizzt Do'Urden but was shortly thereafter resurrected from death by decree of Lolth. House Baenre attempted to cover up her absence by claiming she had gone on a mission, and kept the secret of her death from many. Until now, the only male to have known out about the incident is Gromph Baenre, who admitted to his sister Triel that he had found out. After her resurrection, Quenthel, and Triel's draegloth son, Jeggred, were tasked with uncovering the mystery of Lolth's Silence. Quenthel killed Jeggred in the Demonweb Pits as a sacrifice to the reborn goddess, and returned to Menzoberranzan to her position of High Priestess and Mistress of Arac-Tinilith after the Silence of Lolth was dealt with.
Post Spellplague
Quenthel was hailed as a dark heroine upon her return to Menzoberranzan, and she quickly turned her popularity among her fanatical people to her advantage. In only a decade, she gathered enough power to challenge her sister Triel for the title of Matron of house Baenre, a challenge Triel couldn't hope to win. Quenthel has reigned as first Matron Mother ever since, and has made the unprecedented move of maintaining her title as Mistress of Arach-Tinilith, becoming the first drow to hold both titles simultaniusly.
References
- Thomas M. Reid (December 2003). Insurrection. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0-7869-3033-0.
- Lisa Smedman (February 2005). Extinction. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0-7869-3596-0.
- Paul S. Kemp (February 2006). Resurrection. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0-7869-3981-8.
- Bruce R. Cordell, Ed Greenwood, Chris Sims (August 2008). Forgotten Realms Campaign Guide. Edited by Jennifer Clarke Wilkes, et al. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 978-0-7869-4924-3.