Saint Brenna#

• Role: Founding flame keeper of the Chapel of Saint Brenna
• Location: Deep crypt beneath the chapel
• Status: Defeated (mummified undead)
• Affiliation: Sacred Flame

The woman for whom the chapel is named. She is depicted in the western alcove of the chapel sanctuary performing the miracle of resurrection. Her body was preserved in the deep crypt below the chapel according to Sacred Flame rites — preserved rather than cremated, in the belief that the faithful may one day need their earthly bodies again.

Log

• Session 6
  • Party opened her sealed crypt during the search for the Scepter of Saint Vitruvio
  • Her mummy rose — tormented, muttering fragmented Sacred Flame prayers she could not complete; her eyes glowed red
  • Dreadful glare ability paralyzed Margareta and Heda at various points (Wisdom save, failing by 5+ causes paralysis until end of her next turn)
  • Defeated by Heda with a greatsword strike empowered by Divine Favor (12 total damage)
  • Her body bears richly adorned jewelry with rubies embedded; left undisturbed

Key Info

• Was the chapel’s founding flame keeper — not a saint of broader Sacred Flame canonization
• The chapel’s inscription for her: “Saint Brenna, be you surrounded in light eternal. Rest as one with the sacred flame.”
• Western alcove statue shows her performing the miracle of resurrection
• Her tormented state may indicate the chapel’s corruption, or simply the haze’s effect on preserved undead