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Post-DivergenceДЇollowing the Divergence, Lolth's children could feel the lessening of their banished god's influence. In the bloodshed at the end of the Calamity, this contract could not be sussed out, so the body of Jourrael was simply sundered and sealed apart in secret. Jourrael continued to participate in the Calamity she could not be completely destroyed unless the contract between Lolth and Asmodeus was destroyed. The driders grew in number, but eventually the blood began to run out, tormenting the driders and causing them to wander the Underdark seeking hidden pools of the blood. In the years that followed, her most devoted drow servants discovered the blood and drank of it deeply, granting them power and gradually twisting themselves into half-spider hybrids called driders. The suddenly leaderless drow were driven from the surface world, and Lolth's silvery blood pooled in the dark caverns beneath the surface of the world.Дepiction of a drider, from D&D: Monster Manual, page 120. However, before the drow soldiers even saw battle, Kord impaled Lolth against a cliffside with one heave of his thunderspear, and Lolth was again banished to the Abyss.

When the war between the gods began, the drow allied with her against Corellon and their elf followers. Created by a union, or exalted through an arrangement, with Asmodeus during a brief era of unified interests, the apparent drow Jourrael became Lolth's chosen assassin. At any rate, leading up to the Calamity, Lolth had seduced the leaders of the increasingly decadent, cruel drow society for centuries before the Divergence, the drow primarily worshiped her. Some sources claim that Lolth created the drow late in the Founding or early in the Age of Arcanum. ДЄnother powerful artifact created during the Age of Arcanum-one of the Vestiges of Divergence-is associated with Lolth: the Circlet of Barbed Vision twists the appearance of its wearer to amuse the Spider Queen. It is unclear whether Silken Spite is among the Arms that have been recovered and drawn a following of mortal worshipers, but it would whisper to its wielder to trust no one. This sword, called Silken Spite, is one of the Arms of the Betrayers, ranking among the lesser idols that would be lost in the Calamity and left behind in Exandria after the creation of the Divine Gate. In the Age of Arcanum, incorporating the life force of a yochlol named Sinnafex, Lolth forged a sentient rapier from spider silk. The Spider Queen is among the Betrayer Gods who betrayed the ideals of the Founding, were banished to their own prison-like planes (Lolth's realm is the Demonweb, also called the Dreadnest, tethered to the Abyss), and were released by Vespin Chloras. It is said that Lolth can see through the eyes of all spiders. Ironeye Jaglord Brukk - Hobgoblin warlord leading a nomadic band of warriors in the Ghostlands and Barbed Fields outside Rosohna.

Ereldra Icozrin - A talented drow harpist who turned to Lolth following a family member's betrayal and now spreads rumors and lies as a spy.

Zyn Daev'yana - Dark elf operative, born in poverty in Rosohna, rose under Lolth's tutelage to be a respected strategist and writer within House Daev'yana.

Head Matron Vivurk Tonn - Dark elf ruler of Dumaran.

Jourrael - Chosen assassin exalted through a union/arrangement with Asmodeus but torn apart in the final days of the Calamity reassembled and dominated by Obann to serve the Angel of Irons cult, but freed by the Mighty Nein in 836 PD.

In Wildemount, a Lolthite network of spies, assassins, and raiders called the Children of Malice plots to undermine the Kryn Dynasty the place of most concentrated worship of Lolth on the continent is the hobgoblin fortress of Dumaran in the Penumbra Range. However, that society has been frayed badly by the maddening influence of Tharizdun and its aberrations.

In Tal'Dorei, worship of Lolth is most prominent among the dark elves of Ruhn-Shak, including druids called Pit Witches. A common symbol for her is that of a jeweled spider.

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In the icons and idols of dark elf society she is depicted as a darkly alluring woman of dark purple skin and silver hair, with a lower body of a terrifying monstrous spider.