Leilah Maloch

Leilah Maloch is the daughter of the goddess Anahita Benin, the offical head of state of Benin Skyfall, and the headmaster of the Maloch Institute. She is rarely seen in public, and has become something of a memetic badass.

Legacy
Leilah was known for a series of adventures in the early 1300s which combined careful planning and the full use of all party members' talents to defeat enemies far above what was considered reasonable for a party of moderate level. At the outbreak of the Great Overgrowth in 1325, where superpowered monsters from the Ornan Feywild crossed the ocean to threaten other continents, Leilah left adventuring to take charge of the Skyfall and oppose the crisis. After its resolution, she founded her school and soon thereafter retired from public appearances completely.

Leilah founded the Maloch Institute and designed the original requirements and curriculum of study, both famous for being at once extremely demanding and extremely tailored to a student's personal strengths and potential. Her original course material is still used at the highest level of study, and she endowed several scholarships in her name. She is not currently known to teach classes or advise students; the last student to graduate under her personal tutelage was Hope Shard in 1425, and even this has been disputed by school historians.

Leilah is credited with the invention of the spell Blessing of Fervor, as well as a Divine Power variant it is rumored only she can cast. Her name also appears on research into several epic divination spells.

In addition to her academic works, she is widely credited with three popular books on adventuring, Stop that, No, and Why?, but these are considered by historians to be an illithid forgery, though most of the advice on prudence and spell preparation is considered to be of unusually high quality.

In Current Aegis
Leilah is famously reclusive, appearing only a few times a year for major religious holidays and school events. Her presence is invariably in the form of an illusion, leading some to assume she is paranoid about assassination within her own stronghold, others to theorize that she is no longer living or on this plane and that her name and image cover some more sinister conspiracy.

Someone wearing her symbol on their armor and fighting in her style was seen rescuing the body of the fallen Cross after his death battling the Void, but as she never took off her helmet, no one saw her face.