Editing Darklord (section)

==The Sisters Mindefisk==
The three [[Hag]] co-Darklords of Tepest, and based on the Weird Sisters from Macbeth. Three sisters who were left as babies for a humble farm wife who wished for daughters, but from their birth displayed mysterious traits. Most notably, after their mother died from the strain of caring for the three sickly girls (or possibly because they drained her life), their father (who had often voiced his dislike of "weakling daughters") tried to leave the three 2-year olds for dead repeatedly, but they always came back. Eventually he let them stay  as long as they cooked for  him and his sons. Growing up dissatisfied with their surroundings, they took to seducing, murdering, and eating travelers to build up a stockpile of money so they could ultimately leave the farm. This worked until one final traveler tried to turn them against each other, only to be murdered so none of the sisters could claim him as theirs. This was what ultimately led to their being taken into the Mists and stuck in the depths of a forest full of [[goblin]]s and witch-burning, faerie-chasing bumpkins. They still lure in any unwary travelers to their cottage, taking advantage of the locals' blaming the goblins for their victims' deaths, but otherwise have little influence on their domain. 

The sisters consist of Laveeda, an Annis Hag, Leticia, a Sea Hag, and Lorinda, a Green Hag. Though they can shapeshift, they are cursed to always see themselves and each other as their true forms no matter which shape they take.
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===5e===
In the 5e version of Tepest, only Lorinda is the darklord, having imprisoned her sisters when they refused to let her make and rear a child despite how badly she wanted to be a mom. Which ignores the complete and utter lack of maternal feelings they had in past editions, but then again, developing the desire to become a parent is a believable change to go through. She desperately yearns to have a family, but is thwarted by both her own inherently controlling, murderous nature, her inability to trust that her offspring genuinely love her (and the subsequent smothering, demanding, overbearing way that this makes her act), and the curse that any child she magics up for herself is a short-lived, ravenous monster; she can only make [[hexblood]]s for other people.
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