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Appearance:
Raign dresses in large, raggy robes to prevent commoners from noticing he is a demon.
Background:
Raign the Kyton is a powerful ancient demon. He was one of Lazlanann Zubgur’s generals in the war know to elves as An’tol Ohta. Raign was actually one of the youngest generals among Zubgur’s army (when not counting the few human generals). In that war Raign lead one of the larger armies of orcs and trolls, the 3rd bataljon. His whole army was anhialated by the dwarves in Bardûm, but Raign escaped the battlefield along with 5 of his trusted bodyguards. But Zubgur rarely rewards defeat, and he never rewards cowardice generals. Zubgur did the worst thing you could ever do to a demon that “lives” on peoples fear and terror, he cursed him with a soul and a conscience.
For nearly two centuries, Raign spent all his time in solitude feeling remorse for his actions, when finally he decided that he would no longer feel sorry for himself. He would try and right his wrongs by helping those in need.
But it was hard to gain peoples trust, when you look like such a terrifying creature as a Kyton demon. Raign started dressing himself in bandages and robes to hide his appearence, but his chains still make some noise underneath his clothing.
Roleplaying Notes:
Raign keeps his appearance hidden at all times and tries to keep his chains from rattling as well, but if a person is very aware of his presence and concentrates hard on listening and seeing, they would most likely see the physiological differences between a normal human and this grotesque demon. Raign try to avoid using his demonic powers, when humans, or other creatures like them, are near.
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June 29, 2004, 16:34
Anyway, this sure is not bad. Have to decide whether to give 3 or 4.
June 29, 2004, 18:23
3/5
June 29, 2004, 18:46
Pretty short and sweet. It's allright.
3/5.
June 30, 2004, 3:54
June 30, 2004, 11:49
And as a little idea here comes what I've used him for in my campaign:
Raign is a character I've "condemned" to follow (maybe just for a short while) with a group of Pelionic Monks and Paladins (Pelion is the "Look-at-me-I'm-so-rightous" kinda deity in my campaign.) Only one of the monks (a PC) do not know that he is a demon, but he quickly finds that something is amiss (a lot of fun when the PC player is very edgy about these things). As soon as the PC finds out he is a Kyton Demon, a servant of evil, he quickly condemn the beast. The only thing is that the PC is actually a half-orc raised among the Monks in the monestary... You can maybe imagine the point I wish to show the PC. If not: DO NOT JUDGE BEFORE YOU KNOW THE TALE!
I used this in the first "Intro" campaign session which I ran alone with this PC. I had sensed that the PC player had a bit "odd" views on how he would play his PC. So just to give him a little hint of what the consequences of his actions would be, I made this little intro story just for his character.
July 1, 2004, 18:11
What is the significance of the chains?
July 5, 2004, 8:50
July 5, 2004, 18:51
I kinda don't have any roleplaying books ;)
But I get the picture.
July 6, 2004, 6:50
July 15, 2004, 16:51
Always fun to muddy up the water, so to speak.
3/5
July 24, 2004, 13:50
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