Role

Chapter 4

Rokhwar has been approached by the god of war and strife, Jormyr. Jormyr came to him
while he was recovering from battle. Mortals had mocked Rokhwar claiming that his
faith was in a dead god. Rokhwar has disputed these claims, as he still carries with
him the powers of the weaver, his faith rewarded. Jormyr, however is a god and his
claims of Drehir's demise were heard by Rokhwar. It has been long since the weaver
has whispered to him, or answered his prayer. Rokhwar has ultimately decided to
pursue the lord of strife, and learn of his ways. While this may be difficult,
Rokhwar does not shy from a challenge.

notes:

1: Rokhwar will acknowledge the Weaver is gone, and that his powers granted have
waned. He will actively seek Jormyr offer his faith to the lord of strife.

2: While Rokhwar will openly embrace Jormyr's faith, he will still have strong ties
to death and fate, and will continue to cast the bones, and be a bone-seer.

3: Out of Jormyr's religion Rokhwar will embrace destruction and war the most. He
is tied closely to both as he was born under the sign of death. Which is a result
of destruction, and war.

4: Jormyr's offer to Rokhwar was that Rokhwar would lose what was gifted by Drehir,
and gain what is gifted by the lord of strife.

5: During a violent storm near the refuge, Rokhwar heard raspy other-worldly voices
promising him power unrivalled should he decide to adapt the faith of the lord of
strife. They were very convincing, and of an unknown origin. Their promise of
power was quite seductive.

6: Rokhwar will approach lord Jormyr, Open to learning any of the secrets the lord
might offer him. Including the shunned Demonspawn (the voices he heard were
revealed as demons via a reading of the bones). Rokhwar believes he is led by
fate, and wherever his fate leads him he will go (regardless of negative outcome)

7: Rokhwar intends to let go of the deceitful teachings, and embrace a more direct
approach to enemies.