Conquest of the Horde

He went to rescue a blood knight from a felguard, he made his way onto Tavrens ship, without raising his blade he casually spoke to the necromancer, unknowingly being crept upon by the felguard. Moments later he awoken in a cell near two women, before a series of events leading to his own death, his death was from his life being drained, then blunt weapon execution to the head.

Tavren Black sent his regards with a smile as I died.



Killer: Tavren Black
Resurrector:


Permanant Drawbacks:
Loss of hearing in right ear
Heightened sensitivity to head, especially Jaw

Temporary Drawbacks:
Physically weakened
Unable to eat more then the necessary amount.
Extreme headaches

Yes I will add the resurrector when Aranthios is told of my death, as well as add further details as I remember to add them, it's 4 AM when I wrote this, and just wanted to be sure I had it written.

stompkins Wrote:He went to rescue a blood knight from a felguard, he made his way onto Tavrens ship, without raising his blade he casually spoke to the necromancer, unknowingly being crept upon by the felguard. Moments later he awoken in a cell near two women, before a series of events leading to his own death, his death was from his life being drained, then blunt weapon execution to the head.

Tavren Black sent his regards with a smile as I died.



Killer: Tavren Black
Resurrector:


Permanant Drawbacks:
Loss of hearing in right ear
Extreme dislike of warlocks, necromancers, humans alike.

Temporary Drawbacks:
Physically weakend
Unable to eat more then the necessary amount.
Extreme headaches

Mm, there's been debate on whether dislikes are drawbacks. The GMs seem to be leaning toard the side that they're more character development than drawbacks. I'd considering something else.

Edited, thanks c0rzilla