Nora

Nora is a Half-Elf falconer from Cragshore. She has a gritty and combative personality. The Party finds her at the beginning of Chapter 2 arguing with a man named Gregor. Gregor tells of Cragshore's destruction at the hands of the Gnomes, and warns that there is nothing to return to. Nora, however, is resolute in returning to Cragshore with the intention of rescuing her birds from her rookery and finding her brother, Sevil.

Accompanying Nora is her loyal Northern Spitting Falcon, Ralph. Due to Ralph's particular talent for spiting corrosive acid, Kelber Ornie assumes Ralph's name is a play on words. Nora explains that she simply liked the name and that Ornie pointing out the association to vomiting had "ruined it." Ralph's presence it the catalyst for the revelation that Maatzyn has a fear of birds.

Despite not wanting to assist in the first place, Nora and Ralph's help is instrumental in the battle against Bergen and the Bandits of Elanoris. After defeating the bandits, Nora is quick to turn on Gregor when it's revealed that he used to be a bandit himself. Luckily for Gregor, Ralph is temporarily low on acid spit when Nora orders his execution.

Upon returning to Cragshore, Nora is confronted by the sight of her village in ruins. Her rookery tower, however, still stands. At the top of the tower, she is relieved to discover that her colleague freed the birds before being burned alive and that two had returned bearing messages from Silver Hammer and Norrence. At the bidding of Adeline and Ornie, Nora agreed to return messages on their behalf telling of Cragshore's destruction and of the quest in progress.

When a deranged Sevil attacks Maatzyn, Nora attempts to assist in incapacitating him so long as he isn't seriously injured. She trips and hits herself with Ornie's sleep potion. Ornie then slaps her repeatedly to awaken her. Ralph finally retrieves the Blue Stone that is making Sevil act out and drops it into the ocean ending the confrontation.

Nora decides to stay in the ruins of Cragshore to tend to her birds and to take care of Sevil. Feeling responsible for the loss of Maatzyn's stone, or perhaps flirting with him, Nora gifts him the Necklace of the Falconess and invites him to grab a drink if he's ever in town again. Nora is also left Jünk's decrepit aged horse to care for in his absence.

Nora sends the party a letter strapped to Ralph's foot which arrives at the end of Chapter 8.1 while battling Mon Grul. She explains that her rookery in Cragshore has become an important information hub for Norrence and Silverhammer. She also warns of the zombified armies of gnomes and relays that Jünk's horse is still alive.