Role

Chapter 2

Dwunot's life has been impressive, at least according to his own goblin
standards. Against all odds, he had survived, and more surprising to him than
that, he found people actively paying him coppers, either for jobs to be
done, or as a matter of keeping him at bay. This newfound revelation that he
is actually sucessful with minor extortion has led Dwunot to a few
conclusions.

First among them, Dwunot has proclaimed himself to be the king of Silverwood
for no other reason than he thinks he is one because people have given him
coppers. Among the things he has done to prove his stature as a king: he has
learned to write, and insists on writing things to people whenever any deal
is struck with him. Also, he has taken a queen, a dark elf mage who'se name
he could never pronounce correctly. He tries to lavish gifts upon her because
he thinks that what kings do. Lastly, he makes an effort to only drink
coffee, having been introduced to the beverage by a herald, he believes
drinking coffee somehow makes him better than everyone else, as a king should
be.

Dwunot's successful quest for copper has also led him to the notion that he
will have to soon expand his prowling area so that he can take in more
coppers to support the realm he governs. While he covets the coins for
himself, he likes to pretend the coins are solely for the purpose of ruling
his empire and keeping his queen happy.

Ultimately, Dwunot's demise will not be far off, as he grows increasingly
disillusioned with his own sense of grandeur and importance. He has visions
of one day overtaking all Thera, and remains completely unafraid of
sacrificing his life against foes he could never hope to defeat in order to
show his own greatness as a king.