Bah! I didn't want to delete, but work takes me out of town 6 days a week and honestly, one day is just not enough to devote to a storm shaman. I started with the intention to be a little different. I decided to follow Lyristeon, against all reason and valid explanation. The role kinda was made up as I went along. The only problem I had in the beginning was trying to fit the Imp's expectations of me. I hope I succeeded somewhat throughout my career. All in all, not too bad for my first empowered character. I really wanted to see him all the way through to hero, but work... well, sucks. I enjoyed trying to pick fights with Imperials, though I rarely ever got the chance to finish people off. Blindness is simply the most wonderful commune immagineable. I remember defeating a fire giant one time because I blinded him and then ran out of mana. He wandered around and ended up settling in the same room I was in, so I turned off all triggers and hoped he didn't move while I recharged. Then, I pretty much finished him off with ease.

Kaeldran was a grouchy storm giant who was fiercely loyal to his friends. Towards the end, he would only travel with good-aligned people who had no ties with the law. He tried to attack evil people and Imperials on sight, whether it was smart to or not. Though he had more of a Sylvan/Outlander mentality, he chose to be a loner. Heh. That's how I liked him. Anyway...

Lyristeon - Thanks for the massive opportunity to be a storm giant who served you. My plan was going to be to start trying to attack you on sight, being his instinct to destroy evil. But then, he never understood his strange tie with you. Sorry for the slow answers and poor RP on my part. I'm sure you expected more of me.

Rea - You ranked there pretty fast to hero. You were a good friend, even when we couldn't travel together any more.

Alarian - I liked and disliked you. Your character was interesting, although Kaeldran thought him a coward and wanted to free you from civilization.

Ajeghri - Thanks for the help against the necromancer and assassin in the Grove that one time. I wouldn't have survived otherwise.

Anonymous - whatever female shield paladin helped me cut through four or five sets of black-shrouded Centurions and make our way to the outer guardian, that was a blast. I forgot who you were or what happened to you. I don't think I spoke to you again after Zaut worded you home (don't trustall unless an ally is standing right in front of you ready to spell)

Any others whom I forgot, sorry. Just post. Kaeldran was a rather minor character, so I don't expect much of a post turnout.

Aeldermaine, Graeterok, and a few others who didn't cut the mustard.