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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 8767171" data-attributes="member: 63">Orc sage wizard. The country of Ber was once dominated by dragon tyrants, but they were slain or driven away, and now our orc hero is a graduate of a young university that took the hoarded magical knowledge of the old enslavers and shared it with the people. Our wizard is driven to teach and inspire his people to make the best of their hard-won freedom.Tiefling sailor fighter. The nation of Danor was cursed centuries ago at the catastrophic end of a holy war, turning many survivors into tieflings. Our tiefling hero is a descendant of a group that fled the post-collapse chaos and settled in a nearby archipelago. His parents own a farmstead, but he was drawn to the sea, hoping to find glory by joining the Danoran navy. His family disapproves, seeing their old homeland as a place of scorn and failure, but our hero wants to be part of something greater.Dwarf guide druid. Though officially the war known as the Siege of the Shawl ended a century ago with the victory of Drakr over the tundra elves and frost giants, pockets of resistance persist in the Shawl Mountains. Our dwarf hero was young when her father brought her on an patrol to find those rebels, and when the troop was caught in a blizzard, the rest of the group fell to a frost giant ambush. But a druid among the giants spared our hero, and they took her as their own. She grew up resentful, and perhaps only learned the magic of the snowy peaks in hopes she might one day flee home. But by a small miracle, in the two decades since she joined the giants, a new leader among the dwarves of Drakr has sued for peace. Our hero is one of the few who truly believes there is a chance for the two groups to put decades of bloodshed behind them, and now she serves uncertainly as a guide for travelers between the lands of the two peoples.</blockquote>

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