Sakornia is a female human fighter.
Appearance and personality[]
Sakornia is a lean, dark-skinned human woman with black hair. She wears a necklace and other assorted jewelry, as well as bracers.[1] Sakornia wields a spear and a long dagger.[2]
Little is known of Sakornia's personality, but her tribe is described as wild, intelligent, and cunning.[1]
Abilities[]
Sakornia is an experienced warrior.[1] She is highly skilled with the use of the spear, and has created a complex two-weapon fighting style using the spear and her long dagger.[2]
Sakornia's tribe is also expert at surviving in a harsh climate.[1]
Treasure[]
Sakornia's spear is a +2 spear, and her dagger is a +1 dagger. Her necklace is a necklace of missiles.[1]
History[]
Sakornia was greatly honored by her tribe for her fighting skills.[2] She was sent to retrieve a lost artifact belonging to the tribe, and sought out parties of adventurers when possible to search for that artifact.[1]
Publication history[]
AD&D 2nd edition[]
Sakornia was card #190 in the 1991 Trading Cards Factory Set (1991). The artwork for Sakornia was extracted from Clyde Caldwell's cover for a non-Dungeons & Dragons TSR novel, Red Sands, written by Paul B. Thompson and Tonya R. Carter.[3]
Spellfire: Master the Magic[]
Sakornia reappeared in the original Spellfire: Master the Magic card game set. The first chase card, she was only available in booster packs. In the game, Sakornia was a 6th-level hero, but gained three levels when using an artifact.[2]