Role

Chapter 2

Of Growth:
Woreich has ascended to the pinnacle of his guild. Some mastery of
holy prayers and venoms bolsters his confidence in his crusade.

His service to the Spire has only strengthened over time. War has
long plagued the cities, beleaguered by a menagerie of shapes from
the Outlanders and a foolish war stoked by Village ignorance. Each
faction is similarly regressive and undermines the prosperity and
peace Woreich wishes to see.

He struggles with some in the Spire, who align too closely to the
evil Empire, who corrupt if not pervert Order. These Magistrates
pursue personal agendas more than righteously defend the integrity
of the Law. To Woreich, he fully acknowledges the Law as born from
and upheld by virtue of the light.

Personally, Woreich hopes to find some history and understanding of
what led to the demise of his village. He knows so little, being so
young and later orphaned, to even begin trying to piece together
what sort of devastating disease wiped out his people and why such
fear kept him from Akan, instead being orphaned unto Voralia.

Of Ishuli:
Blessed by Ishuli, Woreich takes great inner pride that the
dedication and thoughtful reason he strives for is both recognized
and bolstered by the in-dwelling of his god. He strives daily
to be a standard for which such noble traits are seen and spread.

Of Research:
Much progress has been made in understanding the various diseases
and poisons encountered, including documentation of the origin,
vectors, ailment, maladies, and remains. Woreich hopes to better
understand what and who might have assailed his small village.
He also hopes that his work better helps others survive such
afflictions, and as a Magistrate, to identify what sicknesses
present as, including in death.

Of Vindicating:
Disorder and discord greatly bothers Woreich, as it is an itch
which cannot be scratched. Things unaligned, bent, must be set
straight, and one of the greatest grievances is criminality.
He balances his commitment to the Law with thoughtful vigilance
and seeking atonement or the death of criminals.