Lilith
Tags: dnd npc campaign allegiance/ally
Role: Jungle guide / admitted Shago conspirator Status: Missing after the Session 12 idol chaos at Old Tin Top’s
Jungle guide who led the party down the Soshenstar River to the Temple of Cayochan in session 9. Was searching for Shago and Mosquito, her crew.
Trust shift (session 9): Lilith admitted she had not trusted the party until the Chwinga blessed Isilrod. After that moment she became genuinely protective of them — particularly Isilrod, who she stayed outside with during the temple run.
Complicity revealed (session 9): After Shago was killed, Lilith admitted she knew Shago’s plan — he intended to use the party to retrieve the golden statue from the temple, just as he had used Mosquito. She claims she did not personally bind Isilrod and Moghammer (Shago did that), but she did not prevent it.
Spared (session 10): The party debated killing her outside the Temple of Cayochan. Lilith apologized and accepted that any fate would be understandable. She was spared because she may still be useful in the jungle, but the warning is explicit: betray the party again and she dies.
Key intel she provided:
- Shago was Chwinga-blessed as a boy and could never enter Aldani-cursed temples
- He’d used the temple before to trap and surprise people pursuing the relic
- The golden statue could fetch ~10,000 GP in Baldur’s Gate
- She believes Shago’s obsession went beyond the money
- She claimed not to know the Symposium and did not recognize the unclear “Grackles/Fleer” lead from Shago’s note
- A butterfly symbol in an old jungle cemetery may belong to old Chult, before Ras Nsi’s fall/transformation
Relationship notes: Bodius was trying to flirt/bond with her during the river travel. Isilrod serenaded her (Genesis “Lily White Lilith”) while she bathed. She was genuinely moved by Isilrod’s Chwinga blessing. She likely has real affection for the party despite the betrayal.
Missing (session 12): During the golden-idol theft panic at Old Tin Top’s, Lilith disappeared and seems to have fled down the elevator. The party initially suspected she might have taken the idol, but Jacques LaFleur later returned it. Her motive and destination are unknown.