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Lore is a silent, eyes-closed nun of the Shadow Warriors, working from a church in the Imperial Capital. Sent against the Great Mage Serie, she wields the Goddess's scripture magic to trace mana and guide her allies' attacks on Frieren's party.

Class: Priest
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Occupation: Nun at a church in the Imperial Capital
Affiliation: Shadow Warriors
Manga Debut: Chapter 129
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Appearance

Lore dresses in the full habit of a nun, a black veil over her head, a floor-length black robe covering her completely, and a white bonnet. Her eyes stay shut at all times.

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Personality

Reserved to the point of near silence, Lore offers only a single remark during the Shadow Warriors' last assembly, pointing out that the blacksmith Kreis is missing from the gathering, the man who publicly poses as Schritt's brother. Her charitable side comes through in the way she ladles out soup to those in need.

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History

A nun attached to a church in the Imperial Capital, Lore is folded into the Shadow Warriors' plot to kill the Great Mage Serie. The order reaches her by way of the priest Clematis, and she relays it to the vagrant Wehrlos while handing him a bowl of hot soup. She turns up at the group's final briefing, runs errands such as fetching wine for the ceremony, and trades a few words with Schritt at Wolf's bar.

Her sharp senses prove decisive when she detects mana woven into coins Gazelle hands to Wolf, recognizing a tracking spell even though the silver should have masked it. She orders the others into battle stances, then draws on the Goddess's Magic granted to priests to pinpoint Frieren and direct Wolf's assault on Frieren's party. That same scripture magic lets her follow a mana trail to its moving source and, through her Seizure of Holy Punishment, lock down an opponent's ability to cast while canceling the spells they are sustaining.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lore in Frieren?

Lore is a silent, eyes-closed nun of the Shadow Warriors who works from a church in the Imperial Capital. Sent against the Great Mage Serie, she wields the Goddess's scripture magic to trace mana and guide her allies' attacks on Frieren's party.

What magic does Lore use in Frieren?

Lore draws on the Goddess's Magic granted to priests, which lets her follow a mana trail to its moving source and pinpoint targets. Through her Seizure of Holy Punishment she can also lock down an opponent's ability to cast while canceling the spells they are sustaining.

What group does Lore belong to in Frieren?

Lore is a nun attached to a church in the Imperial Capital who is folded into the Shadow Warriors' plot to kill the Great Mage Serie. The order reaches her by way of the priest Clematis.

How does Lore detect Frieren's party?

Lore's sharp senses let her detect mana woven into coins that Gazelle hands to Wolf, recognizing a tracking spell even though the silver should have masked it. She then orders the others into battle stances and uses scripture magic to pinpoint Frieren and direct Wolf's assault.

What is Lore's personality like?

Lore is reserved to the point of near silence, offering only a single remark during the Shadow Warriors' last assembly when she points out that the blacksmith Kreis is missing. Her charitable side comes through in the way she ladles out soup to those in need.

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