Role

Chapter 4

Velvexund got an apprenticeship in the Artificer's Workshop. He became
obsessed with the false life which golem's possessed and this obsession
warped into an obsession with how people worked too. In his quest to
uncover that which underpins true life he tried to dissect one of the other
workers at the workshop; fortunately for the worker and unfortunately for
Velvexund, as he is a puny drow with delusions of grandure with no actual
training he got absolutely thrashed by this random janitor. They
institutionalised him afterwards, and he spent many years sitting in his
cell working on his theories and plans for the future. He always believed
he would be free, having a megalomaniacal belief that he will always
achieve his goals in the end (even if janitors disagree...)

Traits:
- Hyper obsessive about his goal.

- Narcissistic. Has an utterly disproportionate belief in his own
capabilities.

- Completely immoral. Doesn't go out of his way to be so, but morality just
isn't a consideration in pursuing his aims. He sees no difference in taking
a golem apart and taking a person apart, other than it is a bit messier.

- A racist. Doesn't hate other races, but sees them as inately inferior by
default. Perhaps a particularly talented one could rise above the masses,
but it should be expected that as a rule they are all lacking.

- As a caveat to the above, believes immortals (regardless of race) are
superior lifeforms and have uncovered the great and terrible secrets
concerning the soul. Will be very wary of them.

- Probably obvious, but rather murderous in his quest to understand.

- Hates the light when he is 'working'. Part a drow thing, part psychosis.

- Anti paladin because he's more interested in the soul and how it sets
people aside from machines. If he knew how lichs did things with their
rituals around the soul that might change, but I am working under the
assumption that that is not something your average Joe would really be
clued in on so he doesn't see anything necromancy could offer him in his
quest that Ap doesn't.

- Sphere purity because of his goal. He believes that which underpins
sentient life is the 'purest' concept, and he'll refer to it in similar
termonology quite often. This is what he wants to uncover.