Role

Chapter 3

Mercenarying Gone Wrong
Added Tue Mar 25 22:44:57 2014 at level 30:

Ooglarr quickly tried to build relations, and while he had some very limited
success, everyone he approached with his services essentially said the same
thing. They would employ him on the condition he never fight against them.

This, is obviously bad for business.

After struggling to establish a customer base and being essentially branded
for death by the Outlanders and the Imperials, Ooglarr found himself in a
position where he needed to choose a side.

He met the Emperor, Qintaris, at a Bar and was rewarded with a handful of
items, a heavy purse of gold, and the promise of quick promotions if he were
to take the Oath. So, Ooglarr did.

He is a loyal mercenary, and will abide by the Imperial Laws completely and
be the best soldier he can. This is mainly because he thinks the best life
and the best possible outcome for him is to now rise to power within the
Empire. He is still out for himself first and foremost, but being a good
Imperial and earning his stripes seems to be the best course of action for
him to take at the current time.