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The Nightsisters were one of the several covens that were present for the Salem Witch Trials in 1692. At first, they were able to maintain their secret while innocent women, and men, were wrongly accused of witchcraft and put to the stake. However, as the situation escalated the Supreme of the coven at the time, Anna-Leigh Delaque-Va'len, began to fear for the Nightsisters' safety and ability to remain hidden. So it was decided that the Clan would leave Salem and find a new home within North America.  
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The Nightsisters were one of the few covens that studied dark magic to better the world. Its founders realized that sometimes the only way to defeat daemons and monsters is to understand their power and use it against them. While they maintained a passive stance within magical affairs, they did act as advisors and provided information to those fellow witches, warlocks, and hunters that dealt with demonic activity directly. However, the Nightsisters' studies of dark magic made many highly wary of them as they were more likely to become corrupted and despite constant attempts by the Elders to allay any fears, it is a wariness that has lingered.
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They were one of the several covens that were present for the Salem Witch Trials in 1692. At first, they were able to maintain their secret while innocent women, and men, were wrongly accused of witchcraft and put to the stake. However, as the situation escalated the Supreme of the coven at the time, Anna-Leigh Delaque-Va'len, began to fear for the Nightsisters' safety and ability to remain hidden. So it was decided that the Clan would leave Salem and find a new home within North America. For a time the coven kept on the move, never staying in one place for too long to avoid their secret being discovered. They remained nomadic for the better part of a century before finally settling in Madison County in 1788.
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The Nightsister
Player: @Gaul_Stone
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"Here's some for ya!"
Character Build
Class Focus: Magic DPS
Power Level: 40
Research & Development: Mysticism
Biographical Data
Real Name: Marvella Va'len
Known Aliases: The Nightsister, Faithless One
Gender: Female
Species: Metahuman
Ethnicity: American
Place of Birth: Madison County, Tennessee
Base of Operations: Dolorem Scriptor Abditum, Millennium City
Relatives: Unknown
Characteristics
Age: 27
Height: 5'6
Weight: 138lbs
Eyes: Green
Hair: Red
Complexion: Fair, Cold, Tidy
Physical Build: Hourglass Body Type
Physical Features: Faint purple hue in eyes
Status
Alignment:
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Chaotic Neutral

Reputation:
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Imposing

Identity: Publicly Known
Years Active: 3 on Record
Citizenship: American Citizenship
Occupation: Unknown
Education: Unknown
Marital Status: Single
Known Powers and Abilities
Sorcery, Black Magic, Limited Mystical Telepathy
Equipment and Paraphernalia
Various Alchemical Concoctions
Attributes
 
   Strength
   Endurance
 
   Agility
   Speed
 
   Fighting
   Projectiles
 
   Durability
   Resistance
 
   Intelligence
   Psyche
 
   Intuition
   Charisma
 
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Marvella Va'len is the last surviving member of the Nightsisters (or Va'len Clan/Madison Coven), responsible for their deaths before taking to the scene as an international villain with the goal of accumulating as much knowledge as possible as the old adage 'Knowledge is Power' had become her creed. An incredibly deadly sorceress, Marvella had managed to maintain independence from any malicious organization for the duration of her global crime-spree save for her loose alliance with the supervillain, Talisman. It was shortly after this alliance had ended that the eccentric spellcaster mysteriously vanished. When the world thought Marvella had finally been ousted by her abuse of magic or killed by Talisman she inexplicably returned and surrendered herself to the authorities. While undergoing a psychiatric evaluation, it was discovered that Marvella has a hyper-systemic mind - a mind that constantly craves for knowledge. With this discovery in mind, it was deemed that the actions of the last Va'len were a result of mental instability. It was summarily decided that she would be institutionalized for rehabilitation. Now discharged, Marvella Va'len fights beside her former adversaries as part of her long road to redemption, donning the moniker The Nightsister in honor of her fallen sisters, while doing all she can to stop from relapsing.



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The Nightsisters were one of the few covens that studied dark magic to better the world. Its founders realized that sometimes the only way to defeat daemons and monsters is to understand their power and use it against them. While they maintained a passive stance within magical affairs, they did act as advisors and provided information to those fellow witches, warlocks, and hunters that dealt with demonic activity directly. However, the Nightsisters' studies of dark magic made many highly wary of them as they were more likely to become corrupted and despite constant attempts by the Elders to allay any fears, it is a wariness that has lingered.

They were one of the several covens that were present for the Salem Witch Trials in 1692. At first, they were able to maintain their secret while innocent women, and men, were wrongly accused of witchcraft and put to the stake. However, as the situation escalated the Supreme of the coven at the time, Anna-Leigh Delaque-Va'len, began to fear for the Nightsisters' safety and ability to remain hidden. So it was decided that the Clan would leave Salem and find a new home within North America. For a time the coven kept on the move, never staying in one place for too long to avoid their secret being discovered. They remained nomadic for the better part of a century before finally settling in Madison County in 1788.