Your journey has been smooth sailing so far. You left the bustling port of Neverwinter a few days ago, heading for an island with the foreboding name of Stormwreck Isle. But you woke this morning to a blood-red sunrise, and dark clouds overhead threaten a violent storm.
The blood-red sunrise does not disturb Drogath Vhar. The towering Orc stands near the ship's rail, unmoving despite the growing winds. At over seven feet tall, he is an imposing figure clad in a worn chain shirt beneath a dark cloak weathered by years of travel. An iron-bound shield rests at his side, bearing the symbol of an uneven scale suspended above a downward-pointing warhammer. The emblem is old, carefully maintained, and unlike any crest most would recognize. His skin is a dark olive green, marked by age, old scars, and hard experience. A jagged scar runs across his left brow and down the ridge of his eye. His head is shaved clean, and his dark eyes—nearly black in the morning light—remain fixed on the horizon as the storm gathers. A leather-bound book hangs from his belt beside a simple iron mace. From time to time he opens the book, writing a few deliberate lines with practiced penmanship before closing it once more. The sight of the crimson dawn draws little reaction from him.
Instead he quietly murmurs, "The sea warns those willing to listen. Storm or no storm, we will soon know what waits for us on this isle." He falls silent again, as though the matter requires no further discussion.
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Your journey has been smooth sailing so far. You left the bustling port of Neverwinter a few days ago, heading for an island with the foreboding name of Stormwreck Isle. But you woke this morning to a blood-red sunrise, and dark clouds overhead threaten a violent storm.
*intro your character and what they look like.*
The blood-red sunrise does not disturb Drogath Vhar. The towering Orc stands near the ship's rail, unmoving despite the growing winds. At over seven feet tall, he is an imposing figure clad in a worn chain shirt beneath a dark cloak weathered by years of travel. An iron-bound shield rests at his side, bearing the symbol of an uneven scale suspended above a downward-pointing warhammer. The emblem is old, carefully maintained, and unlike any crest most would recognize. His skin is a dark olive green, marked by age, old scars, and hard experience. A jagged scar runs across his left brow and down the ridge of his eye. His head is shaved clean, and his dark eyes—nearly black in the morning light—remain fixed on the horizon as the storm gathers. A leather-bound book hangs from his belt beside a simple iron mace. From time to time he opens the book, writing a few deliberate lines with practiced penmanship before closing it once more. The sight of the crimson dawn draws little reaction from him.
Instead he quietly murmurs, "The sea warns those willing to listen. Storm or no storm, we will soon know what waits for us on this isle." He falls silent again, as though the matter requires no further discussion.