Ingrin

Made one single mistake and now no one will let her live it down. Very into tea.

Description
Ingrin is a half-gnome, half-dwarf wizard (or spellcaster of some flavor) who lives in Egonia in a small tent on the city's teleportation circle.

Background
Ingrin was the mage responsible for a Teleport gone awry: a whole bunch of people remain adrift in time because of something in her spell that goofed up. Whether it was because of this specific incident or just a general dislike of magic with this being the final straw, Egonia made life for magicians very difficult and as a result many have camped out in a little tent village on the teleportation circle.

"Throw It Away, Forget Yesterday" (1x43)
The party encountered Ingrin at her tent in the circle while looking for mages. She chatted with the group about Egonian culture, made tea and shared her pickled frogs, and offered to send a message to Paripas for a modest fee. The party thought about it outside her tent.

"This Time, Where Are You, Houston?" (1x44)
After an initial failure, Ingrin was able to patch through the Paripas messaging network to get Felegum's note in to Letitia. Set asked about Ingrin teleporting the group to Paripas. Ingrin was amenable but said she required inks made from crushed gems to do so, which might be acquired while waiting for a response to the Sending spell. Set and Ingrin argued about cities and the party learned that Ingrin was the one who accidentally teleported people through time. The party set off in pursuit of the crushed gems because Ingrin's fee was cheap as hell compared to Paripas' inflated prices. Gems were acquired at the Den.

"You Were the Last Good Thing About This Part of Town" (1x49)
Ingrin continued to be all charm, offering the party tea as they puttered over messaging dilemmas. Harry, not knowing the name of the person talking to him, was able to send a message via Ingrin to the wardens department, this time for a slightly cheaper fee. Set disguised himself to look like Artemis Kalends to give Ingrin a better shot at sending him a message, but the spell didn't work. Seeing his disappointment, Ingrin gave Set a scroll of Sending for him to try on his own later. After the earthquake at the mines, the party gave Ingrin their collected gems from the Den for a quick teleport out. Set tried persuading her to leave, but she said she'd be fine. She got all the Egonia magicians off the circle and cast Teleport to take the group to Tormani.

Paripas Mage's Guild
At some point, Ingrin trained or was affiliated with the guild. She knows how things work well enough over there to be able to patch into their communications networks, though she did not personally know Letitia.

Egonia
Somewhat strained with the city itself, though she seems to hold a position of prominence among the Egonian wizard outcasts.

Notable Items
She has this super cool bone wrapped in wire that she uses for her Sending. Also, pickled frogs and endless tea.

Abilities
Teleport