Jayne

Summary
Jayne was a guarded, cynical druid, on the run from her past. She was played by Jess Kittrick in the Stoneroot season of Dice Funk.

Pre-Campaign Backstory
Jayne was raised in a corrupt sect focused only on monetary gain. She became more and more disillusioned with them as she grew up. The last straw came when her parents attempted to marry her to a wealthy suitor. She fled, falling from a cliff as she was pursued by the cult. Though she developed a fear of heights from the incident, it also resulted in the cult leaving her for dead, giving her the freedom she wanted. It's only then that she learned her trade among a tribe of druids. Due to their affiliation with Gorfinax, it is possible that Jayne knew about the coming uprising all along.

Campaign History
Jayne arrived in Stoneroot along with Anne and Rinaldo. While the two others took Emma's assignment of retrieving Julick without much question, Jayne almost immediately suggested to Lord Earlin that she could kill Emma for him. As they travelled, encountering various not-quite-undead and monk students, Jayne developed a habit of ripping off and collecting arms in her wolf form. She grew increasingly anxious that her family would track her down as the party made a spectacle of themselves, and increasingly irritated with Rinaldo's perceived incompetence. This resulted in her striking a deal that would allow her to disappear, and her attempting to sell Rinaldo to a brothel. When Rinaldo realized what was happening, a fight broke out in the brothel. Jayne attempted to escape the scene in cat form, but was hit by a morning star, killing her instantly.

She reappeared as Gorfinax was rising, in ghost form. She alluded to the machinations taking place, and blamed Rinaldo for her death, before her essence was entirely devoured by Gorfinax.

Anne
Jayne only had limited patience with Anne, but still was relatively accommodating to her. An attachment developed between them, sealed with a hug, shortly before Jayne negotiated a deal with Lord Earlin. As a result, the deal was planned to leave Anne safe and unharmed.

Rinaldo
Jayne and Rinaldo's dynamic was always full of animosity. They were associates for an extended amount of time, but there was never any warmth involved, and their antagonism eventually devolved into a deadly confrontation.