Bragg

The bastard son of an inland, Orcish tribe's sexual ardor, Bragg was never a wanted child. He was sold into slavery at a very young age, and, as a consequence, knew little about his origins. Bragg was bought by a caravan merchant, and grew to adolescence under the tutelage of the caravan muscle, learning the ins and outs of both combat and commerce, though he proved of little use at the latter. A Nagath warrior traveled with the caravan for a short time until it was attacked and razed by elekin. Seeing potential in the young halfbreed during the attack, the Nagath took Bragg from the survivors as his apprentice. In the traditional way, Bragg copied his master's teachings word for word, committing each passage to memory, and, being completely illiterate, this would become the only book Bragg could, or would, ever “read”. The master had a special outlook on Nar Guth, with possibly a bit more interest in using the powers of the elements themselves more than other Nagath warriors. Discipline of the mind and exposure to elements evolved into a sort of radiant manifestation which he could use to bolster himself as well as others. The two studied war and combat together, and developed a synergy with each other not often seen in Nagath warriors. 3 Years ago, Bragg's master died, his old body finally succumbing to the harsh landscape. Bragg thought it fitting to carry, not his master's book of Nar Guth, but his sword - masterfully crafted and cared for, as he personally could gain little from arcane scrawling. Since that time, Bragg has wandered the deserts of his upbringing, becoming every bit the master he left behind. Recently, he began traveling with a caravan, himself, acting as a caretaker of sorts for the time being.