Fetch

Priestesses summoned from another world by Balor for their magical abilities. Disturbingly proud of their ability to singlehandledly decimate legions of veteran warriors, the Fetch wear the skins of the men they've electrocuted as trophy and warning. -Fetch Description, Cast of Characters, Myth TFL Manual

Description
The Fetch were some of Balor's most deadly followers during the Great War.

The Fetch are not native to the Myth world and are actually alien priestesses from another planet, summoned by Balor to fight in his name. The Fetch in their dealings are known to be arrogant and somewhat full of themselves as they actually wear the skins of those that they kill as a sort of trophy, masking their true forms. what they look like underneath the skins is not known as they leave the world like ghost soaring to the heavens upon death, leaving only the rotting skin behind.

The Fetch can cast lightning bolts from their clawed hands that can devastate whole ranks of troops, rendering them into smoking charred husks. These lighting bolts can also deflect incoming arrows and detonate unexplored explosives. This is something that the Fetch are proud of.

They served Balor with great skill during the Great War, leading his undead hordes and causing destruction wherever they go to the forces of Light. With Balor's defeat and subsequent destruction, they found themselves stranded in a world that they despised. They followed Soulblighter in the second war in the hopes that he would honour Balor's pledge to send them home.

But with Soulblighter's death at the hands of Alric, like Balor before him, the Fetch currently left in the world currently have no means of returning to their homeworld.

While they don't appear in Myth III: The Wolf Age campaign, Fetch are available in multiplayer.

Myth: TFL
"We know not whether Fetches wear the skins of men out of necessity or whim, but we do know they are not from our world and their arrogance is without equal among the minions of the Fallen."

"When first glimpsed, I thought it a devil; when it spoke, it spoke with the voice of an angel, but its true nature was masked by the louse infested skin it wore."

Myth II
"...the fetch wear the skins of men out of necessity, for if the eye of Wyrd were to fall on them not so adorned He would recognize their alienness and smite them..." "Not native to our world, it is said they fight for Soulblighter in hopes that he will honor Balor's pledge to send them home. Being stranded in our world has only served to fuel their hatred of us."