Role

Chapter 5

Vartin is very pleased to have received the Golden Host's blessing, as well as
another task.

Unfortunately his player is a dumbass and didn't write down all three of the
names, so he's missing one between Bazz, Svethra and ? on who Azorinne told
him to converse with about vows and their past.

So his idea is that he's going to just continue conversing with literally
everyone since that's his job as a member of the Acolytes anyway, even as just
a scribe.

He's had an excellent conversation with Svethra and helped Svethra develop his
vow, that to never give up on bringing the Light forth, even from dark hearts
- very ambitious for one who sent the paladins to kill their former 'mother',
a necromancer that stole his egg from his true parents.

Bazz assisted in refining his, which was an oath that was too long and did not
suit his core desires, in Bazz' opinion. Vartin has decided to drop the former
sentence of 'I swear to temper Justice to deed, reaction to action, to never
leave any of the young as abandoned as I was. I will go out of my way to
render aid when asked by the weak even if I'm otherwise engaged.' to just 'I
will go out of my way to render aid to the needy.'

The former sentence was more out of his own pain from the orphanage anyway.

Bazz' backstory intrigues him and Bazz mentioned that Vartin's one of the only
people who has ever asked about it. Similar to Vartin, Bazz said that the
feeling he got from helping others was why he joined the Light, which is a bit
selfish, and that Vartin should learn to be more selfish(!) so that he
wouldn't burn out.

Vartin rescued the druid of Joihe, Zcarad, from an avalanche, and has been
discussing the Veil with Coqui. He intends to speak with Zcarad more about the
veil and about his schism with the Outlanders because he also owes much of his
'power' to a similar thinness in reality.

If Vartin was permitted to select a virtue, it would be that of Temperance -
failing that, Charity. He is very pleased with Prudence, however, and no
matter what happens he intends to give life an earnest go.