mielerah in the abyss

[Icedfate]

is this character a reference to Starfinder?
I never played Starfinder, from what i could gather is that it's pathfinder : spelljammer.

you meet her in the bar and she's apparently the captain of a ship(?).
granted, i'm only loosely speculating because the ship has "star" in its name, combined with the fact that she obviously knows how to travel between planes.

side note : that would be cool if someone developed a Starfinder Crpg. I would play it.

other side note : as an aeon, you can "judge" her for "violating the law of the abyss". . .which is chaos, because she has a code of ethics, apparently.
i mean, i dunno. "Law" of Chaos and natural "Order" seem to be oxymoronic in the abyss. i'm "supposed to" find a chaotic "judge" somewhere in the abyss to arbitrate my accusations?
i mean, how does one violate chaos to begin with, except through order, but then chaos has no rules.

"I have never followed a rule. That is my rule. Do you follow? I don't!"
- an a.i. (allegedly) wrote that

[Schlumpsha]

Not that I am aware of it, no. Just one airship captain you meet during act 4 who you may or may not require the services of later on. There is also an airship captain in the Fleshmarkets filling the same role. Starfinder is quite different from Spelljammer. And more about sci-fi spacecrafts than vintage sailships adrift in space.

Aeons oversee the natural order of the planes. And as you figured out: the natural order of the Abyss is Chaos and Evil. Your job is to find folks who's code of conduct don't mesh with it and accuse them accordingly, including Mielerah. The judge is easy to figure out: just go to the person who has the unquestioned authority in the city.

Once you met them you can ask about the Aeon's mythic questline. Just make sure you do this BEFORE journeying out on an airship.

[forkofspite]

Originally posted by Icedfate:

i mean, i dunno. "Law" of Chaos and natural "Order" seem to be oxymoronic in the abyss. i'm "supposed to" find a chaotic "judge" somewhere in the abyss to arbitrate my accusations?

Given the question mark, are you asking about finding a judge? If so, there's only one that you'll find, and it'll be obvious when you do.

As for the potential Starfinder reference .... the Midnight Isles are essentially an archipelago. Ships might be useful (water, air, space, flying death trap - as long as it can cross an ocean to get you to point B). That being said, the ship is named. Searching Starcatcher on Google leads to an album by Gretta Van Fleet, a character from a Peter Pan prequel, and a My Little Pony character. Maybe those last two are the same character? Searching the full name (Starcatcher the Third) leads to a Wrath reddit followed by the Gretta Van Fleet album - Starcatcher will be GVF's third album.

Searching Mielarah - dominated by Wrath hits.