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#69 - Encantadora
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Encantadora considers herself the kryptonite sorceress, capable of conjuring up great magicks using alien stones from the planet Krypton. Originally a menace to Superman thanks to her cross-purpose with Supermans desire to eradicate kryptonite, Encantadora was in Juarez when El Paso attacked, and she joined with La Llorona as a result of that. However, she never felt particular kinship with the water elemental, and when the opportunity arose, Encantadora chose to slip away and join the refugees in Zonn Zorr, where she spends her days preparing her spells unimpeded.

Encantadora has quickly become one of my favorite supporting characters in Oblivion. Her oozing sexuality is often used to manipulate not just the players but the other NPCs as well, and her quick acceptance into the Shadowpact has caused no end of irritation to Enchantress, who has quickly (and silently) come to take on a role as Encantadora's rival within the smoky bar. But Encantadora seems to feast on the animosity as much as she does the power of kryptonite. Perhaps some of Enchantress' hatred stems from the fact that Encantadora has gone into the field and ingratiated herself with the Spec Ops team, utilizing her abilities in as much a mercenary way as she can. Work for kryptonite; that's the standard refrain of Encantadora, who is willing to take on just about any minor assignment in the arcane vein, so long as a piece of that delicious, delectable kryptonite is being supplied in trade.

Encantadora is cool, confident and sexy, and that trio of traits seems to really alter the chemistry of the most important recurring haunt of the campaign. Though this is a relatively short little write-up, I can't stress enough, Encantadora has huge potential, and there isn't a single scene with her thus far that hasn't been a treat to participate in.

#68 comes straight out of Round 8.