Role

Chapter 3

Gulrom has a fire in his soul which drives him in to deadly places. He views it being needed to become a master of his faith and profession.
He tries very hard to live up to his paladin code.
Gulrom also keeps to his lords teachings, he shows no anger from winning or losing battles.
Adira tried very hard to make Gulrom show anger and lose his temper, which failed. Gulrom was cool and collected.
Gulrom shows respect to even ones he seeks to destroy, the darkest of dark hearts.
Through his failures he has become a better priest and dwarf. He is becomming honed and sharper.
He feels very minor frustration at times, when those he hunts escapes or he falls in dangerous situations. He knows he must try harder to be what he strives to be, which is the mortal hand of Akresius.
Gulrom thinks of his time at the temple and afterwards when he was left disfigured and homeless when he sees beggars and orphans. It pushes him to be better for others and his lord.
Gulrom drinks ale at times. He swears very mildly at times.
Gulrom doesn't want to rescue his allies all the time, he feels they will be dependant on help all the time, which will make them weaker and fall prey to being a victim. He rescues and engages in battles in place of them, when needed.
Gulrom no longer has pain from being disfigured, though his wounds remain,
Xigon the arial warrior of the battleragers is what he considers his friend. They fell together a few times while advancing in very dangerous places, for many years.
His lord Akresius sent gulrom on a task, to return after standing in victory over another. Gulrom nearly had Worthag. Worthag told Gulrom how clever he is.
Gulrom views the most dangerous he has met thus far as in order.

His lord Akresius
Gaspare
Adira