Role

Chapter 12

Conjurers rely heavily on personal charisma and persuasion to deal with
their servitors, and are similar to bards in that respect. While most
planar creatures could not care less about the beauty of the conjurer,
appearance does affect how Charine views herself in some minor way. She is
not particularly insecure, but just about as insecure as the ordinary
person.

With age, the beauty of youth is eroded. The genetic lottery that gifted
Charine with her appearance did not guarantee the endurance of beauty. She
has resorted to less-than-salubrious means of enhancing her appearance. The
vampiric leeching and energy draining of devils grant health, and she has
studied enough to allow some small measure of the vitality to restore some
lost youth, at least on the surface. The illusion of beauty fades quickly
should she be deprived of victims' youthful life-forces for draining.
While she has experienced success in aesthetic enhancements, she is unsure
of whether or not the weakness of limb that old age brings can be staved
away in a similar fashion. She plans to do further research with the
draining powers of devils to find out.