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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ghostknight" data-source="post: 1549766" data-attributes="member: 15338">Basically racial paragons are exemplars of the breed.  You take levels in your race (not as in Savage species but rather to improve those aspects that the race deems necessary for perfection) and gain additional features to bring you to the perfect image of the race.  (I don't have UA with me right now but I will post the level progression for the orcish paragon).Go with your preference.  I am always happy to keep to a DMs vision of a campaign!Never fear, S'Urok (and co.) will be detailed in full, utilising your world history below.  And yep, an artifact failed tribe sounds good (so they are now beholden to protection from the elements to the rather nasty undead mage - what type of undead is purely for the sadistic DM to decide!)Well, the image I had was that S'Urok, being a racial paragon had been chosen to become a leader of the tribe and so received some training from the tribal shaman (a level of adept) before taking up the training to lead the tribe in battle as chieftain (fighter levels).  Of course, the undead mage they are beholden to prefers his orcs meek and mild and so has designated S'Urok as his next sacrifice - remove a potential trouble source before it grows (After all a racial paragon might have ideas like uniting tribes to one that has a working artifact or even find a way to restore their artifact!)Any of the above work for you?  (I will start working on a history along these lines in the meantime - we seem to be timezone handicapped here  :\ )</blockquote>

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