Description
A skinny and gaunt half-drow stands before you. His armor is kept
immaculately clean and is polished to a shine. He has a sharp pointed nose
and orangish eyes that seem to burn with an inner flame. He walks with an
uncomfortable gait and seems to peer about cautiously. He is deathly pale for
a half-drow, his skin a slate gray color. His hair is short and closely cut,
making him appear balded. He is not very muscular and is lanky, standing
about six feet tall.
Role
Empire and Tribunal
Added Sat Jan 22 15:31:25 2005 at level 35:
Having joined the Empire, this means having to abide by Imperial Law, which
has caused Trepeq to make a grudging alliance with the Tribunal, allowing him
to strke greater enemies such as the Outlanders and Chaotic Chasmers.
Reconsidering the Empire
Added Thu Jan 20 16:21:25 2005 at level 31:
Trepeq was confronted with Uoukueal about why he had not joined the Empire,
and his words intrigued him. He had always thought the Empire a corrupt and
diluted place, not fit in his vision of perfect order. Still curious, Trepeq
ventured to Lord Khasotholas and sought guidance and wisdom upon the Empire.
He learned that the Divine's were responsible for crushing the chaotic and
corrupt in the Empire and wondered if he could further his goal of perfect
order to the Empire. He decided he would speak with Lord Trabryn about this.
Je'Pren's history and a Fire.
Added Wed Jan 19 21:08:58 2005 at level 27:
The History of the name Je'Pren is not very well known. Trepeq had traced his
bloodline back during clerical studies with the aid of the drow mentors. They
were also curious as to what house he belonged. He learned that the house was
one of a small underdark drow village and his house was destroyed because of
his heritage and the patron being a human. With the assistance of a memory
charm he remembers vague flames and a teleportation scroll.
Tribunal
Added Tue Jan 18 14:57:49 2005 at level 24:
After obstructing his ability to bring about the perfect Order and attempting
to slay him many times for destroying the Chaos's Seeds, Trepeq came to
despise the Tribunal, and refuse to travel with them. Perhaps at times even
strike them when they are on the hunt for him.
Perhaps..
Added Sun Jan 16 12:56:45 2005 at level 20:
After beating off Narrwess, an anti-paladin who had the seed of chaos within
her, he later learned she had fallen to the plague he had put upon her. When
she questioned his motives he explained the concept of Order. And though she
said it sounded as if it were no fun she was somewhat tempted by it and said
that if he could convince her she would join his cause. She took her sleep
before he was able to fully convince her but perhaps some of the Chaos could
be disciplined and show to appreciate and eventually even strengthen the
order...
Misconceptions
Added Sat Jan 15 17:25:27 2005 at level 9:
After speaking with Trabyn and learning of his flaws he went to the Library
of Hamsah Mutazz and further learned of the Chasm. He learned he had been
decieved and tricked and that the Chasm was nothing more then a swirling pit
of chaos, seeking destruction and chaos to reign. He decided he would gain
power and bring Order to the world alone by proving his strength in the guild
and then showing the truth to all that Order needed to be brought.
Perfection
Added Fri Jan 14 23:43:36 2005 at level 1:
Trepeq was a near rejected half-drow. Scorned and would have been slain were
it not for his promise and understanding of the Gods and Goddesses. He was
sent to an academy in the fugitive city of the drow, on the surface. There he
trained with others and learned the reason there was no perfect order. Yet.
He learned that the beings who called themselves goodly spread chaos and that
those who tried to protect the cities further spread chaos through corruption
and greed. He saw that the Empires to the north of Balator were corrupt as
much as the cities, betrayal and chaos reigning inside a shell of order.
There was no true order, no true perfection. Few were dedicated in their path
and few who were not conceited by lies. He knew one needed to rule with an
iron fist. So dedicated and true to order that all quivered under his might.
All respecteed him and did as he pleased. One who they feared so much they
would never cross him. He began to preach this but lacked no clerical skills
and so set forth seeking greater enlightment.