Young Frost Giant spotted in Treetop Village. Daughter to Lord Kalevaan.
“I’m waiting for Gulpax. I’ve knocked, but there’s no answer.” - Servants of Azema (GS-ADV2)
Often described as clumsy, she more than makes up for that attribute with her strength and power.
| Race: | Frost Giant |
| Affiliation/Loyalty: | Gulpax's Agents/Self |
Lomar is quite young, despite her immense size. She is very trusting. She is loyal to Gulpax and does not completely understand her true intents.
Lomar’s eyes widen with surprise. “That’s not true, Father,” she says. “Gulpax said she was building a gateway, not a weapon.” - Lomar - The Frozen Expanse (GS-ADV6)
Lomar is first met under the tree of Gulpax's Workshop, accidentally letting slip her reason for being in Sabek;
“That’s why I’m here. I’m supposed to help her move to her new workshop in the Frozen Expanse.” - Servants of Azema (GS-ADV2)
Lomar discovers an injured Insectoid. Its wings are clipped and is marked with a large “X”. A swarm is approaching as Gulpax warns you to stay perfecly still.
The swarm snatches the Insectoid from Lomar's grasp.
Gulpax and Lomar continue on their own to the Frozen Expanse.
“I feel bad leaving you. I don't like your odds of surviving the hive.” - Gulpax - The Hive (GS-ADV3)
On your approach to Yulora, you find Lomar there. She is snatching up Kaiika and putting them in an iron cage.
“Father is entertaining guests this evening and I have the honor of collecting ingredients for our feast!” - Lomar - The Frozen Expanse (GS-ADV6)
As you approach the Glacial Palace, your previous interactions with Lomar will determine the welcoming mood of the Frost Giants and Lord Kalevaan.
Making your way to the Arcazion Pit, you find Lomar searching for a larger opening. She is eager to enter the battle raging below. Your relationship with Lomar has been decided in previous encounters. Friend or foe, Lomar will join the Battle of the Arcazion Pit.
Your decisions and fighting prowess will be instrumental in the fate of Lomar.
Legends are what keep storytellers busy. The stories of Lomar have been retold for hundreds of years, each with its own version and ending.