They have been staying together in Jrusar with their landlady, Zhudanna. They share a goal: to try to enter one of the conservatories located in the Spires so Imogen can do research.

Imogen is Laudna's closest ally, whom Laudna met in 841 PD while she was in Imogen's town they 'hit it off really well' and decided to start traveling together. Campaign Three: Bells Hells Relationships Imogen Temult в†’ Main article: Relationship between Imogen and Laudna

She spent the next thirty years going from town to town, living in fixed-up abandoned shacks in the woods until chased out by townsfolk denouncing her as an undead witch.

She didn't talk to people much, and they didn't want to talk to her. Having been killed before Vox Machina's arrival in the city and left during the rebellion, Laudna was unaware that Percival and Cassandra de Rolo had returned to power in Whitestone, saying that she became 'a bit of a recluse' after her time in Whitestone. Laudna hears Delilah 'every now and then.' Although the Briarwoods are dead, Laudna began to hear the voice of Delilah Briarwood in her head around a year after Delilah died. She left the city and never returned, and believes she is a cross between dead and alive. Laudna woke up hanging from the tree when a burst of necromantic magic hit her and mingled with her natural magic. Her ears were docked into points like those of a half-elf and she was strung up on the Sun Tree in effigy of Vex'ahlia. In addition to the promise of festivities, she hoped that the magical Briarwoods would take interest in developing her natural sorceress magic. Shortly before the Whitestone Rebellion in 810 PD, she and her parents were invited to dine with the Briarwoods and told they were going to serve a greater purpose. The Briarwoods took over the city when Laudna was a young woman. She once had a crush on a young boy named Andy, but he threw dirt in her face. Even as a young girl, she was thought of as the freak of the town. Laudna grew up on a farm on the outskirts of Whitestone in Tal'Dorei, and always had innate magical capabilities. Biography BackgroundДЇan art of Laudna in her youth, by She prefers not to dwell on the past, beseeching others to do so in kind, that there is 'no point in being sad over what can't be changed'. When asked by Orym how she is the 'happiest person' in Bells Hells, she comments that 'the worst thing that's ever happened to has already happened,' alluding to her death. She also shows insecurity when she feels as if she is lacking in purpose and thus tends to want to be helpful in any way. Laudna seems largely unaware of how frightening she appears (especially when she uses her Form of Dread power) and becomes offended when someone judges her based on appearances alone. In stark contrast to her ghoulish appearance, Laudna is rather bubbly, personable, and easy-going. Her eyes glow green at times, notably when she uses Eyes of the Runekeeper or Cling to Life. When Laudna uses her Form of Dread, her extremities elongate and a black veil comes across her face, hiding a stream of black tears pouring from her eyes. ДЇan art of Laudna, by Nathaniel Himawan (ninesicks). Her belt holds various tools, a dead rat with a raven skull named PГўtГ© de Rolo, and other odds and ends. She wears pointy gold cuffs on her ears to hide their edges, which were once shorn to points like an elf's. She wears tattered clothes, including a dark red blouse and a black skirt. Marisha further describes Laudna's features as 'almost doll-like.' She has long, thin, dark hair with a shock of white through her bangs, pulled up in a half-up bun with a rock chisel (depicted as a rock pick in official art). Her big eyes have dilated pupils, and her lips are dark. When she first appears, Laudna is fairly young, pale, and gaunt. Official art of Laudna, by Hannah Friederichs.

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