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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Myler" data-source="post: 8944796" data-attributes="member: 6726030"><p>Sitoc Embergut, a deep dwarf criminal out for revenge. Somber, despondent, and relying on violence to achieve his goals, there is little surprise that Sitoc is both from the sewers and a time before the massive city that is Fin Turris became the world’s last bastion, jailed for the vicious murder of a mage. At first glance it is easy to mistake the deep dwarf as a thug with a penchant for destruction, but those who know him are all too aware of what truly drives the so-called death cultist—a nihilistic bent to bring the rulers of the realm and all they’ve built tumbling down, finally ending the hell of civilization’s decay. Despite society’s love for magic he rejects enchantments of all kinds and relishes any opportunity to inflict pain upon those who’ve mastered spells, fueling each of his blows with his hatred for the high mages and what they’ve made of the world in his absence. Sitoc takes whatever jobs he can to further his renegade agenda (keeping a low profile until he acquires the resources required to effect massive change), and often called upon by another ex-convict (the kobold private investigator Gill) when the scaled detective has need for a pair of hard fists.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mike Myler, post: 8944796, member: 6726030"] Sitoc Embergut, a deep dwarf criminal out for revenge. Somber, despondent, and relying on violence to achieve his goals, there is little surprise that Sitoc is both from the sewers and a time before the massive city that is Fin Turris became the world’s last bastion, jailed for the vicious murder of a mage. At first glance it is easy to mistake the deep dwarf as a thug with a penchant for destruction, but those who know him are all too aware of what truly drives the so-called death cultist—a nihilistic bent to bring the rulers of the realm and all they’ve built tumbling down, finally ending the hell of civilization’s decay. Despite society’s love for magic he rejects enchantments of all kinds and relishes any opportunity to inflict pain upon those who’ve mastered spells, fueling each of his blows with his hatred for the high mages and what they’ve made of the world in his absence. Sitoc takes whatever jobs he can to further his renegade agenda (keeping a low profile until he acquires the resources required to effect massive change), and often called upon by another ex-convict (the kobold private investigator Gill) when the scaled detective has need for a pair of hard fists. [/QUOTE]

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