Role

Chapter 3

Having made his way into the Battlerager Village he experienced a bit of culture
shock. The locals tend to make fun of him for being a bit of a dandy and having
a very well decorated and upkept hut. He admires those around him for their
perseverance and makes notes to himself of their struggles. While he recognizes
his own ability and believes himself to be the best fighter the Village has seen
in ages, he also realizes the need for a unified village of strength and knows
he alone cannot lead an empty village to greatness.

He sees Magic as a terrible and deceptive crutch. He believes a world without
magic is the best way to determine true strength and that there is no such thing
as a talented mage.

He writes to his father of all his successes and sends him gold to rebuild his
own family name, though he cares not for such things. He forsook his own family
name and refers to himself, ironically, as something more tuned to nature.
Having spent time in the wilds he does admit to finding SOME measure of
relaxation among the quiet of the forests, though still sees it all as uncivil
and backwards thinking.

So he continues to strive within the Village, keeping his peers alive and hoping
to bring a touch of class and civility to it. He also seeks to remind others of
the fact they are living legends and the future has nothing but fame for
everyone should they be up to the tasks of mageslaying.