Trongy Savond

Trongy Savond is a dual classed bard/rogue tiefling in Wacky Ribbons.



Pre-Campaign
Born to a writer (her father, Tomas) and a humble homemaker/jack of all trades (her mother, Nymeria), Trongy's first few years were spent comfortably in their family home, somewhere in the southern region of Scaena; close enough that her family was able to make their first (and only) family trip to the beach. After her third birthday (at which time, due to Tieflings reaching maturity at a faster rate, she was more akin to a five year old), Tomas sends her to live with Moira Blairfoot in the Acropolis -- a "friend", as he describes her to Trongy. He never explained his reason for doing so, and instead promised her that it was temporary.

However, this would quickly reveal itself to be a lie, as she continued to be raised under Blairfoot's roof. At Blairfoot's Home for Wayword Youths, she was surrounded by other children that Blairfoot had rescued off the streets of the Acropolis; but she rarely made friends amongst them. She insisted her father would be coming any day to take her home -- unfortunately, this read like superiority and elitism to the other children, leading them to isolate her. Blairfoot's apparent favoritism for Trongy made it even more difficult, as she was resented for her position and teased with accusations of being a tattle tale.

On her 14th birthday, Trongy is given a tarot reading by an elderly fortune teller alongside the street, and the woman promises that if Trongy should continue to follow the path of what is "right", she would find herself reunited with her family. However, if she didn't, she would continue to be alone. Shortly after this, she meets Jack, and believing him to be her younger brother, they hatch a plan to raise enough coin to secure safe passage back home. But, this is a con on Jack's part - as a changeling, he had disguised himself to look similar enough to Trongy after overhearing her divulge her life's woes to the fortune teller. Seeing her as an easy mark, he went ahead with his plot, accidentally roping in the assistance of his friend Fio, who Trongy had become romantically entangled with.

On the night the two were supposed to leave, Jack and Fio mugged Trongy, leaving her behind to shamefully walk back to Blairfoot. It's after this night that Trongy decides to stop resisting Moira's expectations for her, and accepts a position into the true business behind Blairfoot's wayward home: producing more thieves and influentials for her decades-spanning ring of crime. She details a few of these experiences throughout the course of her journal (the last gift given to her by her father), but many years remain unaccounted for. It isn't until she meets Relovan on All Fool's Eve when she's twenty-six that she's given the window of opportunity to leave.

After moving in with Relovan and becoming their client (for lack of a better term), the two spent the next five years traveling in Scaena and honing Trongy's new craft as a bard, she spent another two building a reputation in the Acropolis with her performances and flirtatious behavior. It isn't until Relovan goes on the family vacation where they make the incidental Pact with Ray that Trongy is forced to confront (and use) her former set of skills.