Sabiya Imbert

Sabiya Imbert was an Air Genasi vigilante from Gibbet who worked under the name of Skullsmasher.

Early Life
Sabiya was the child of a concubine to a djinn crime lord who was abandoned to the orphanages of Gibbet who in turn rejected her due to her elemental nature. She was found and taken in by Epiphane and Susie Imbert and raised alongside a number of other genasi children, including Delilah Imbert.

Whilst her siblings found more gentile roles in society Sabiya had a taste for violence after spending her childhood defending her siblings from bullies. This transitioned into a love for vigilante justice that revolved around the crime lords and their cronies who would take advantage of the folk of Gibbet. She took on the name Skullsmasher due to her fondness for bludgeoning weaponry and her favoured mask, the hollowed out skull of a giant seabird.

When Deliliah and Ansel became an item and Ansel eventually ran Sabiya took it upon herself to hunt him down and bring him back (or at least cause him bodily harm for hurting her sister).

Crescent Island
Sabiya first met some members of the Hydra's Head on a beach on her way to Crescent Island. She helped Llygoden, Raul and Kontor defeat a horde of hyenas before they settled down for an evening of fine food, drink and karaoke.

Relationships

 * Epiphane and Susie Imbert: Sabiya loves her mothers dearly but their constant worrying about her chosen occupation tends to get on her nerves. She is jealous of her mothers' great adventures together and wants to outdo them eventually.


 * Delilah Imbert: Sabiya is overprotective of Delilah to a fault.


 * Llygoden: Sabiya bonded with Llygoden over hard drinking and heavy eating and was impressed with how someone so small could handle themselves in battle.


 * Raul:


 * Varis

Skullsmasher
Sabiya's signature weapon. A modified maul she uses for making head jam.

Flail of Monkey Skulls
The flail of a fliend she had slain on Crescent Island. Malaria's family didn't leave her behind on the island like she first thought.