Personality: While she's spent just over half her life in cushy retirement, Vecna still has the manners and discipline that were drilled into her as a foal. Loud noises and commotion may still annoy her, but she's able to swallow that annoyance and remain calm and level-headed. Being human-raised has also left her with a distinct desire for routine and community. The life of a nomad, constantly on the move, never staying in one place long enough to put down roots, disagrees with her. Vecna will seek to remedy her loner status as soon as possible, joining up with a herd as soon as she finds one and being loathe to leave it unless someone or something makes the situation unlivable for her. Romance isn't out of the cards but isn't something she would actively seek out; she's gone this long without romantic companionship, after all, and doesn't feel the need to disrupt a comfortable living situation to find someone to canoodle with. Her maternal instincts are, unfortunately, quite strong. Vecna enjoys having foals around, preferring for them to be hers but being quite happy to raise another mare's as well as or in place of her own offspring. Having her own foals as a wild horse is an issue she's aware of but has tried not to think too much on - no human intervention if something were to go wrong, no dry, clean stall to foal in, etc.

History: Vecna was bred and raised to be a show horse, intended by her owner to grow up alongside her own child and be a partner to them the same way her dam was to her. The pair had a decent but not overly successful career; Vecna won only two classes, typically placing somewhere in the middle of the pack. At the age of ten, she had the misfortune to consume contaminated feed and came down with equine protozoal myeloencephalitis. While her treatment was successful, the damage done to her nervous system left her unsound and thus unsuitable to continue showing. Vecna had some trouble adjusting to the life of a pasture ornament, especially after she saw her human begin working with another, younger horse that had been purchased specifically to replace her. The decision was made to breed her when the next season rolled around, in the hopes that motherhood would calm and occupy her. It did exactly that, Vecna throwing herself wholeheartedly into raising her firstborn.