Role

Chapter 2

History:

He was an undisciplined child, intelligent though easily distracted from the
book lessons he suffered through for countless years. His proctor's yielded
similar testaments of his uncanny ability to discern their failings, no
matter the subject of the lesson. His preferance for confrontation belied
the untamed rage of a youthful young man, embittered by the trappings of his
human blood. It was through such confrontation that his rage would find a
means to breach the amassing ocean and spill out upon the plane of mortality.
He was quickly noticed by the Galadon guild of Necromancy, where he found,
not with a bit of conflict, the discipline necessary to become proficient in
managing both his hatred for his fate, and any who might look down upon him
for his blood. Having proven his potential, he was released into the world
to test his mettle, as well as exploring the truth of his nature.


Fate/Time


Within fate, there exists an order, governed by the inevitable passing of
time. The truth of mortality is revealed within the definition of existence,
individual fate the result of the times that have come before, and the time
that will follow, leaving the particpant the choice, only, to listen to their
will. It is perhaps the most insurmountable fact of existence, mortality,
but not one that lies trapped within the walls of impossibility. Time has
provided this young half-drow with the chance to become a true master of his
own Fate, a victor over both the inevitability of death, and the shortcomings
of his bloodline, within the mastery of his art.

Time: An inevitable passing of lives, each one decided by a clock, counting
down unknown minutes, seconds, and moments before Fate enforces its
omnipotent decree.

Fate: The master of existence, the selector of detailed ingredients,
providing a table with the metaphoric cornucopia. It is a feast prepared for
the heavens, each morsel suculent and mouthwatering, devoured by a Pantheon
that will remember the perfection of their creation but it will never exist
again. They return to the table, at another time, another feast to savor and
remember.