Beauregard Lionett

Beauregard is a human monk. She is played by Marisha Ray.

Appearance
Beau wears baggy clothes and monk vestments in shades of blue and gray. She has a blue sash around her belt. Her hair is shaved into an undercut. She looks like maybe she put on makeup two days ago and said, "Yeah, it's still holding up. It's fine, I can work with that."

Personality
Beau is a simple girl with simple needs. She is not an egomaniac, and she demands that credit be given to the group as a whole. She regards those she doesn't know well with a certain degree of suspicion and continues to press for straight answers whenever someone tries to deflect a question she's asked. She is usually laid back and not very invested in others.

Beau has been shown to have few concerns when it comes to violence, shown to have a willingness and occasionally an eagerness to harm others if it serves her interests. This aggressive attitude is one of the reasons she was so at odds with mentors within the Cobalt Reserve.

While she can be short-sighted, rash, and often goes along with or even initiates the jokes or silly plans her traveling companions (especially Jester) partake in, Beau is far more clever and wise than she lets on.

Beau's flirty behavior when in the presence of Yasha suggests that she is attracted to women. She has shown similar interest in a few other female characters, notably calling Expositor Dairon "very attractive" as soon as she saw the elf without her concealing cloak (and this despite being outspoken with her less than favorable opinion of the Cobalt Reserve at the time). However, her flirting has not yet extended to Jester, whom she frequently shares a room with.

Background
Beau's parents were in the wine-making business in Kamordah. Beau was made to manage the bookkeeping. As the winery's most frequent customers were Halflings, Beau learned the Halfling language as a result.

She mentioned to Bo "The Breaker" that her name was Beauregard because her parents wanted a son.

Beauregard's father paid Archivist Xenoth to take her in, teach and train her in the disciplines and lifestyle of monkhood. Although showing great promise, her personality clashed with that of her teachers and so she ran away on a journey to help figure out her personal philosophy. It was on this journey where she met the other characters.

Pre-Stream
Traveling along the Amber Road, on their way to study magic at the Soltryce Academy in Rexxentrum, the trio of Fjord, Jester, and Beau saved the daughter of Rinaldo (a fisherman in Trostenwald) from a giant snake.

Jester
Jester is the quirky compatriot of Fjord, whom Beau met about a day before the rest of the party. The trio fought a snake together before the events of the first episode. Beau gave Jester her healing kit, of which Jester was very appreciative.

Fjord
Beau met Fjord, along with Jester, about a day before the rest of the party. The trio fought a snake together before the events of the first episode. Beau and Fjord seemed to have already established some trust and rapport as both are laid back, though Fjord tends towards being disingenuous, while Beau is in contrat blunt and outspoken.

Yasha
Beau was initially opposed to relinquishing her staff in order to see the carnival, but instantly agreed when Yasha offered to carry her to her seat. Later, she asked Yasha to "hold [her] through the show", though Yasha refused without proper payment. Later Beau attempted to get a "good look" at the naked Yasha in the bathhouse by delaying her own departure from the bath, an effort which was successful

Caleb Widogast
Caleb was very impressed with Beau and her physical fitness. He credited the success of Jester, Beau, and Fjord against the giant snake to her "guns".

Nott
Beau is the least trusting of Nott.

Mollymauk Tealeaf
Beau is also untrusting of Mollymauk due to his conman lifestyle and unwillingness to answer her questions. Mollymauk and Beau are immediately antagonistic.

Archivist Xenoth
Beauregard's father paid him to take her in, teach and train her in the disciplines and lifestyle of monkhood and the ways of the Knowing Mistress.

Expositor Dairon
The expositor was specially called in by Archivist Xenoth to help find Beauregard, whereupon Dairon released Archivist Xenoth from any responsibility concerning Beau's teaching. Dairon then trained Beauregard in the monk tradition of the Way of the Cobalt Soul late at night within a warehouse belonging to the Baumbauch Family Brewery.

Notable Items

 * Quarterstaff (her "Beau" staff)
 * Healer's kit (given to Jester)
 * Second healer's kit
 * Darkvision goggles
 * Thieves Tools  (given to Nott)​
 * A sleeveless reversible cloak (one side is red, the other is blue)

Monk Abilities

 * Deflect Missiles
 * Ki (3 points)
 * Flurry of Blows
 * Patient Defense
 * Step of the Wind
 * Martial Arts (1d4)
 * Monastic Tradition: Way of the Cobalt Soul
 * Extract Aspects
 * Mystical Erudition
 * Unarmored Defense
 * Unarmored Movement

Quotations
Beauregard: [flatly] "Sorry." Jester: "Sorry for what, Beau?" Beauregard: "Really, Jester?" Jester: "Really." Mollymauk: "No, I want to hear this too." Beauregard: "Sorry for choking you with my stick."
 * "Jails are not my favored terrain."
 * "I still say that some of the best information that you can get is in the information that you don't find."
 * Fjord: "It might do for you to apologize [to Toya]."
 * "Help, help, help, help, help, help, help..."(To the group after being arrested)
 * "Will you hold me through the show?"(Beauregard to Yasha)

Trivia

 * Beau is unofficially the party's treasurer.
 * Marisha implied on Talks Machina that Beau's Monastic Tradition when she becomes Level 3 will be Matt's homebrewed Way of the Cobalt Soul (which can be found in the "Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting"). Beau indeed accepted the Way of the Cobalt Soul during a single-player RP session during Episode 119. Marisha also detailed that Beau's fighting style is based on a Russian martial art called "systema."
 * She got the first "How do you want to do this?" of the campaign.
 * "Beauregard" means "beautiful gaze" when translated from French.
 * The spelling of "Kamordah" was confirmed by the official map from Deven Rue.