Role

Chapter 1

Kresqol grew up with his family in Blackclaw village. Life was good, plenty
of food and comfort in their dwelling on the outskirts of the village. Or so
it seemed to young Kresqol. It was the way the guards always kept careful
watch of the North. Sometimes orcs would raid or goblins, but the village
guards were well trained to take care of greenskins. The main problem was
the Tribunal and Empire. When they came all the young felar scatter and hide
in the woods to the south. The Tribunal would empty the bank of all its
coins, and if they though that it was not enough they would go door to door
and collect their TAXES with force, taking what meger valuables we had. The
Empire was worse still. The Imperial Blades would take young strong felar and
make them join their ranks, never to be seen again. The Blacks would take
any felar to experiment on. The Divine sect would take young hansome felar
for their........pleasure. Some children would just disapear. When we went
to the south woods to hide we sometimes hid for hours, or days. Kresqol
actually liked his time in the woods, once he was old enough to fend for
himself he would wander alone and marvel at the huge trees, abundant wildlife
that he could see and even managed to learn a lot about how to forage for
food. One day when Kresqol was wondering through the forest he came across a
large clearing with a pond in the centre. Birds chirped as Kresqol wandered
over to the edge of the pond and crouched down to take a drink.Kresqol
surveyed the surroundings, breathing in the smells and noticed a rock on the
other side of the pond. Kresqol touched the rock and he saw Death. Thousands
of Sylvan Warders lay slain, the ground awash with blood. The Tribunal and
Empire spread accross the world like a plague. He also saw Hope, A small band
of survivors able to summon the mighty hunter-king Joheem when all had seemed
lost. Kresqol knew then that he could not go home, he would find this band of
protectors and help in any way he could. He set about to learn what he could
and hunt those that harmed the wilds that he had grown to love so much.