Roxy Windsong

The Voice of Fire & Duelist Bard

Roxy Windsong - Renowned Bard
Rogue Dossier & Whispers
Identity & Archetype Roxy Windsong • Bard, Duelist, Firebrand
Signature Gear Spelled Mandolin, Dueling Rapier, Minstrel Silk
Territory The Merchant’s Road & High City Salons
Arcane Gift Bardic Prolongation (Harmonic Spell Anchoring)
Famous Ballads The Serpent’s Kiss, The Sailor’s Farewell

A Voice Like Honey, A Wit Like Steel

Equally at home shouting bawdy drinking anthems to rowdy dockhands or trading barbed banter with aristocrats from velvet-draped minstrel galleries, Roxy Windsong commands every room she enters. With fiery red hair, sharp blue eyes, and an irrepressible smirk, she turns performance, intrigue, and dueling into high art.

Five Years on the Merchant’s Road

Roxy first crossed paths with Tyorl in the smoke-filled taproom of the Red Viper tavern, sensing immediately that the quiet rogue was carrying a past far heavier than he let on. For five years, they have traversed the realm's trade arteries as an unbreakable duo, counterbalancing Tyorl’s brooding caution with her brazen charm, and pulling each other out of impossible scrapes.

Bardic Prolongation: The Power of Cadence

Roxy’s music is far more than entertainment; she commands Bardic Prolongation: a rare sonic discipline that weaves through active arcane magic. Through precise rhythmic sequences and harmonic overtones, her mandolin strings can anchor and sustain active spells. When combat erupts and Tyorl weaves kinetic barriers or flashes of haste, Roxy’s melody keeps the magic alive long after ordinary spells would fade away.

The Queen of Distractions

Whether performing masked in gilded ballrooms to divert armed sentries or charming information out of drunken merchants, Roxy is the ultimate covert operative. While eyes are glued to her dazzling stage presence, locks are being picked and couriers are vanishing into the midnight fog.

Quote

“Play nice, or I’ll play loud.”

Follow Roxy's Journey

Read about Roxy and Tyorl's daring exploits across the merchant routes and into West Point.