
![]() | Stormpoint Castle--a great stone edifice that loomed above the city, its spires piercing the very clouds that gave the city its name. Standing as the heart of Stormpoint, the castle served not only a military stronghold, but also a bastion of the city's history and culture. | ![]() |

![]() | Upon inquiry, you were surprised, yet pleased to discover that visitors were welcome. Seeing your puzzled expression, the guards explained that the Regent wasn't in residence. Still, you noted, you were carefully watched as you passed through the iron gates and wandered about the ancient halls; and though the thick scarlet carpet that spread throughout the corridors muffled the sounds of your footfalls, you could easily hear the steady chink of the guard's sword hitting against his mail as he followed you on your tour. Danger had come to Stormpoint many times, and in many forms. Its citizens might appear friendly, but they kept a wary and watchful eye on strangers. | ![]() |

![]() | Coming the end of a long hall, you found three throne rooms branching off your current path. Newly perplexed, you turned to your guide, a young palidin named Kelton Wolfbane, who explained that the city used to be a protectorate of the three surrounding kingdoms. Now, however, only one regent ruled within the city, and even he rarely stepped foot within the castle. Armed with this knowledge, you could hear rumors of independence whisper through the halls of the monarchial structure, but none fell from the lips of your guide despite your best coaxing. | ![]() |

Hailing from northwest land of Ogrekvania, Kelton joined his order at a young age, hoping to stem the tide of darkness he felt descending upon his homeland. Despite his youth, he served and distinguished himself in many campaigns, finding satisfaction, if not answers to life's unspoken questions, in the defeat of his foes. When his homeland was returned to safety and large portions of the militia disbanded, fate dealt him a new opportunity. |

Elusive. Enigma. Two simple words and yet one must pause and ponder the complexities they can represent. |
True enough, like many women, she is not unpleasant to look upon. But even in her appearance, there is something old, some remnant of civilizations past, a haunting vision that lingers at the back of one’s mind. Hers is a beauty from another time, when the world was far younger and the elder races moved about freely, mingled with the race of men. And there is fire in her eyes, a quiet fury, the calm that exists before the raging storm. Many a foe has fallen back before the intensity of that gaze, and the swift, precise accuracy of her blade. |


