Sidda

Sidda 






Sidda grew up on a farmstead far from any city or town. The only land 
available to the poor. Her parents followed no God or Goddess, but 

ide for 
right and wrong doing. They raised Sidda to appreciate hard work an
respected all equally, choosing to follow their own conscience as g
ud to 
rely on no one for what she could do for herself. Seeing only limited 

17 for New Lensmoor City. 
 
Sidda has had a bumpy road with many twists a
opportunities and paths available to her on the farmstead Sidda left home 
at
 nd forks in the road that she 
never imagined she would come to. When she was still quite young she met an 

or trusting anyone else, Sidda's bond with 
and affection for Frichte grew.
older man named Frichte. He was a good hearted man, kind, and unexpectedly 
generous with Sidda. Not knowing
  One night when Frichte returned injured, 
Sidda dressed his wounds and unexpectedly found herself in his embrace. The 

ly make themselves a family 
and asked Sidda to marry him. She said yes. Li
end result of this night was their daughter Vivi. Now with a child Frichte 
felt that the best thing for them was to rea
lttle did she know when she 
stood before the alter with Frichte giving her vow to him that a chance 
meeting from several years before would so completely alter the life she 

 next to 
nothing, having lived her w
believed she was making for herself. 
 
Deican. Demon. She had met him by chance when she first arrived in New 
Lensmoor, she had not known what she knows now, in fact she kne
whole life cloistered away on the farm. Deican 
offered to help Sidda out, give her a little nudge in the right direction. 
She had little money at the time, but still had offered to pay Deican for 

t this promise, but was 
quickly reminded of it several years later when 
his help. He refused her money, instead telling her that he would prefer 
she repay him with a favour and that he would come calling on her when it 
was time for that favour. Sidda had forgotten abo
uDeican came to collect. 
 
Frightened, Sidda obeyed the Demon's request to accompany him. But during 
her time with him, her fear was replaced by awe and curiosity. Deican 
opened Sidda's eyes to a world she never imagined existed. The passion with 

ll following the teachings of her parents, Sidda 
initially expressed in
which he spoke of The Lady filled her with a longing she had never felt 
before. An emptiness. She came to believe that it was not enough to simply 
follow ones conscience, but that to truly be happy, one must devote their 
life to a higher cause. St
iterest in the Eurekahn beliefs, speaking with clergy. 
Upon their advice Sidda continued to seek out knowledge of the faiths, to 
research, ponder and consult. After much reading and speaking with people 
of all faiths, Sidda sat down and pondered her options, plumbed the depths 

uld not 
in good conscience bind herself to the Goddess Eurekah. 
 
Now s
of her heart and soul searching for what she believed, her true path. In 
time she came to the belief that the only true path of pure faith and pure 
belief was the path of Darkness. Coming to this conclusion Sidda 
regretfully told the clergy of Eurekah that upon reflection she c
ohe sought Deican out, wishing to learn more about the Darkness and 
about the Lady. Deican always the devout missionary of the Lady welcomed 
her sincere inquiries. As Deican came to know Sidda and the depths of her 
heart and passion he struck a deal with her. His offer. She would become 


his apprentice, learning from his centuries of knowledge and in exchange 
Sidda would commit herself to the Lady for the rest of e ternity 




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