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A Sorceress of a Strange Country
Somewhere in a strange country, where the directions are reversed and ‘nobody dies’, lies a sorceress and leader, murdered by the saviour of her land. She wasn’t the cleverest and mostly relied on her sisters but she did well for herself. The sorceress had been elected ruler of a strange race of little people whom loved the colour blue. She believed she had won the election because of her strange blue skin and her maid, whom the little people loved as much as the sorceress loved herself.
She was one of four sisters, each conceived in an individual night of passion by a strange scribe and one of the princesses of the land, the Amzo. Her sisters were called Mombi, Adnilg and Maggie. The Sorceress’ own name was Ginger.
Ginger, Mombi and Maggie had always shunned Adnilg for reasons Ginger started to forget in her later years but Adnilg would always remember. Adnilg swears it was because she had a signed picture of the Wizard that she used to kiss but no-one remembers whether it was due to something as petty as that… or something more sinister.
The ‘Witch’ Sisters, as they were nicknamed, had a rumoured brother conceived by the Scribe and the Woodnymph Queen Zurline. Ginger seemed to be convinced that this brother was a being of pure power and at the same time, a part of little people nobility named Boq. It is true that Boq’s birth was shrouded by mystery, but it is generally accepted the nobility is a different race from the normal little people.
After the death of Ginger, the saviour set off a series of events that have been popularised as ‘The Ruby Fraud Quest’. Due to this, Ginger has been romanticised as an evil witch, when, in fact, she was simply a user of Bo’s magic.
Despite the fact it is years after her death, Ginger has not been forgotten. In the Amzo Storming of AC5, the main perpetrator was a Wink named Jinjur. A race named the Wild People of Ginger’s own creation now thrives and has started to take a sphinx-like role in Quadcountry. Despite these good deeds, I suppose you could call Ginger…


…wicked.

Yeah. It's based on something, and the last line makes it really obvious.