Belenda Danisdotter

Belenda Danisdotter was a human soldier from the Ice Age, and friend of Jaya Ballard.
==The Lhurgoyf==
As a fresh skyknight, Belenda received orders from the queen of Kjeldor to get rid of a lhurgoyf that was prowling outside one of the cities, hunting for the Balduvian, Fedor Vohnnson, imprisoned in a cell in the city. Belenda shared information about her mission with her friend Jaya Ballard, who volunteered to fix the problem of the lhurgoyf as long as Belenda secured a release order for Fedor. Belenda reluctantly agreed, and Jaya completed the mission as promised.Will McDermott, J. Robert King, ed. (2003.) "Ach! Hans, Run!", The Monsters of Magic, Wizards of the Coast.
==The Eternal Ice==
A few years later, after the queen's death and ascension of her son, Darien, Belenda fell under the sway of the Kjeldoran hero Márton Stromgald and his spokesman in Kjeld, Avram Garrison. Belenda listened to their words of Kjeldoran supremacy and vowed to join their fight against the Balduvians. Belenda met Jaya again, and flew her to the edge of the Karplusan Mountains, but then secretly headed to Tresserhorn instead of going back to Krov. There, Belenda swore her life to Márton Stromgald, and in return, he killed her, and let Lim-Dûl raise her as an undead skyknight. Belenda later participated in Lim-Dûl's Battle, where she faced off against her former friend, Jaya. Though Jaya was anguished seeing her, she ended Belenda's undead existence. As she lay dying, Belenda thanked the Task Mage for this deed.Jeff Grubb (2000), "The Eternal Ice", Wizards of the Coast
==Story appearances==
Title 	Author 	Publishing date	Set 	Setting (plane) 	Featuring
The Eternal Ice 	Jeff Grubb 	May 2000 	Ice Age	Dominaria 	Arkol, Márton Stromgald, Lim-Dûl, Darien, Jodah, Zur (mentioned), Freyalise, Chaeska, Jarkeld (mentioned), Tevesh Szat (mentioned), Leshrac, Marit Lage (mentioned), Sima, Jaya Ballard, Gustha Ebbasdotter, Gerda Äagesdotter, Belenda Danisdotter, Mairsil, Jonte, Aliana, Shannan, Lovisa Coldeyes, Avram Garrison, Varchild, Arcum Dagsson, Thadior Glandesson, Klausson, Klazina Jansdotter, Kolbjörn, Kaysa
The Monsters of Magic	J. Robert King and various	August 2003 	N/A 	Dominaria, Mercadia, Rath	Wasitora, Jarim, Imrul, Akhmer, Uttenatsu, Sodazia, Yirekabe, Dhamisara, Kinirashi, Mayonako, Holgar Vohnnson, Fedor Vohnnson, Hans Eriksson, Saffi Eriksdotter, Belenda Danisdotter, Jaya Ballard, Skaven, Alexys, Lydia, Barrin, Urza, Skith, Renauld, Prence, Flea, Glorney, Thomas, Strother, Borg, and Elam, Louser, Akin, Mutter Makree, Ugliness, Ereth, Zorich, Azra, Barea, Oly, Cassie, Zahft, Tristefan, Mirelda, Flyn LaRouxe, Yasmina, Lilienne, Atricia, Angus, Fingal, Alcric, Buric, Madga, Rasarm, Yekol, Siscera, Lhur, Farul, Suarvol, Palin, Skolin, Paeras, Hural, Huathom, Chathos Flamescar, Virot Maglan, Raitrick, Sleedge, Kirch, Derelor, Pepita, Halim, Tap, Yusuf, El-Halal, Evangeline, Patwog en-Vec, Retma en-Vec, Salla en-Dal, Milgen en-Dal, Alli en-Vec, Royn en-Vec, Chelly en-Dal, Lito en-Dal, Mocklen il-Dal, Vordren il-Dal, Rogur, Davvol, Nidmon il-Dal, Zolyat il-Dal, Florac, Sro Valik, Tant Leva, Kylind il-Vec, Rappian, Zeenka
==References==
Category:Humans
Category:Soldiers
Category:Deceased