Characters - Self-View, and the view of other 2014-15

Very interesting Baji San!

Stralow Steelhorn

Self Veiw
Stralow strives to protect those he cares about, freinds, family and also other Tauren's of Mulgore, with the slight exception of the Grimtotems.

Stralow tends to be open minded, having seen and faught in a lot of places, he knows that there is a time for a relaxed joke, and a time to get serious and pound some chumps.  For the most part he feels happiest when he is elbow deep in grease and oil, or just relaxing with friends and loved ones.  Stralow feels his place on the battlefeild is on the front line, where the fighting is heaviest, normaly level headed sometimes he becomes too egear to press the fight when needed, which has lead him to seek medical attention more than once, his big hope is that he can serve the Dawnchasers to the fullest of his potental and not let them down in anyway.

Falling Leaves:

Orcs of the Red Blade:

Flying Bolt:

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Che'nawa Dawnstrider:

Naeemh:

For-dan:

Zun:

Baji Teabelly:

Baiyao Stormfist:

Jaddok Swiftpaw:

Ju-sin Lotusborn:

Dr Nylan:

Rargnasha Bloodmark:

Korgon Devilstep:

Grogglefutz:

((This will no doubt get updated as things progress.))

Sinami

Sinami's experiences with other orcs have not been particularily pleasant and this has made her very wary of approaching them. But she is -extremely- curious by nature and her longing to belong and find a place to call home one day sometimes gets the better of her and she decides to seek out others of her kind anyway. This is something that Sinami views both as a curse and a blessing. Her curiosity has allowed her to experience and explore a lot of distant lands and cultures, but it has also caused her a lot of grief. She is trying to walk that fine balance now, to not let her curiosity get out of hand... but she finds it very difficult.

She is also very insecure about her blindness. She has been called freak enough times throughout her life to start believing it, but she tries her best to hide this insecurity behind a joking and cheerful facade. She also harbours a fear of being considered weak and will do almost anything to prove that she isn't. She is stubborn to a fault and will not bend easily.

How she views some others:

Orcs of the Red Blade:

Kozgugore Feraleye:

Rargnasha Bloodmark:

Kogra Windwatcher "Frostwolf" :

Oguur Redhand:

Rhonya Steelheart:

Therak Duskstalker:

Trakmar Beastbane:

Kyrazha Throatrender "Cat" :

Sadok Sharptongue:

Mayabi "Sungrass" :

((Will probably add more and change some stuff later.))

Oguur
From early years he took to the wilds, leaving the Warsong behind, and have lived there for most of his time since. Other then brief visits to trade if he needed something, he stayed way clear of anything remotely populated. He lived largely alone in the wilds, sometimes with beasts as company, and was mostly happy. But something was nagging at the back of his head. It grew increasinly bothersome, louder and louder.

There was many years before he realised it was the elements whispering to him. But he didn't understand what they wanted. Eventually, he felt it had to be delt with. It must be something important they wanted from him, and he would try to understand so he could do it. This was his reason for seeking out the Red Blades, and taking the oath to bind him to them.

Since then, not much have been better in his life, and many have turned much worse. Each day he thinks about breaking his oath and run away, but so far, the desire to keep his word and not lose his honor have stopped him. When the tribe is moving and he can see new places, he is mostly fine as they travel, but as soon as they stop, he feel caged and shackled.

Groups

The Red Blades:

Troll:

Individuals

Krala:

Rhonya Steelheart:

Shrika Felborne:

Nograx Blackspine:

Rargnasha Bloodmark:

Sinami:

Kogra the Crazy:

Haen Strongwind

Haen is a Tauren who is all too aware of his own flaws. I suppose you could sum Haen's feelings towards his situation with the old phrase "Bad company corrupts good character."

He's aware he spends his time serving the wrong people (Blood Wolf Clan), when he should be devoted entirely to his own people and the Cenarion Circle. When he is praised or applauded for his (usually violent) actions in the Clan, he feels guilty that he finds pride and satisfaction in it.

He is aware that he can be and often is more violent than many of his Tauren brethren would be comfortable with. He is aware that he grows more and more like an Orc and less like a Tauren with every passing day. He is aware that he draws on and uses the mistakes he made when he was young (or makes today) to numb his consciousness and excuse his actions rather than trying to better himself and learn from them.

Quite simply, Haen desires to be a certain kind of person, though has accepted that due to the nature of the world and the everlasting presence of war and it's influence on him and those around him, he will never be that person during this life. It bothers him, but instead of doing anything about it, he just bows his head and charges onwards into the abyss.

Others

Haen has been active on many fronts for over a decade: over the years he has been involved with the Sixty Thieves, the Gurubashi Trolls, The Red Blades, the Mistrunner Tribe, the Banner of Bloodhoof and the Old Lordaeron, to name a few.  Due to his reclusive nature and his inability to stay focused on one thing for too long, Haen has little to no involvement with many of these groups in today's world; as a result, he is widely unknown to many. Just another Tauren.  He has had many friends in many of the above groups over the years, but below are those he has had recent involvement with; the few Haen feels he currently has any semblance of connection with. Note their allegiance.  

Blood Wolf Clan:

Red Blades:

Path of Dawnchaser:

Individuals

Grim Stonepaw:

Mozrogg Doomhowl:

Sakarah:

Jarilo Stronghoof

Jarilo has found himself in many roles. From warrior and weapon to teacher and guide. He once viewed himself as a furious weapon of the Light and An'she, to deliver justice (often through brute force) against those he saw as evil.

Time, however, has changed this once furious Tauren into something more then an exemplar of an ideal. Now, he see's the subtle shades of grey between the black and the white, wisdom starting to creep into what was originally a single choice between doing or doing nothing.


Groups

The Red Blades:

The Shatterskull Marauders:

The Blood Wolves:

The Flying Bolts:

The Dawnchasers:

Individuals

Grim Stonepaw:

Rargnasha Bloodmark:

Himo Blackhorn:

Mozrogg Doomhowl:

Krogon Devilstep:

Rhonya Steelheart:

(There are so many more I want to list, but my MRP is buggered up from the new patch, so I'll have to fix this later when peoples surnames show up again!)

How about a new round?

Updated old post and added more!

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This is still my favourite thread here.

((Updated Rhonya's view, added some new ones and updated some others: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] . Also found it time to make a new one for my alt, seeing she's just as active as Rhonya these days. xD ))

Kyrazha Throatrender

Kyrazha has always been an orc on her own, raised by a Troll in the jungles of Stranglethorn and used to be more Troll than orc, in her ways and personality. She sought out the tribe at the start of the rebellion to learn more of her own kind, and because she wanted a place to belong.
Kyra has changed a lot over the years, she found a purpose for herself she can be happy with, climbing the ranks as Gul'thauk, doing her part for the tribe she learned to love. Even she sometimes still clashes with orc ways and things she's used to do. Especially spirit-wise, she doesn't understand them and doesn't have much interest in them either. She's got trust issues as well, many orcs she won't trust, even though she can play nice and pretend to be on their side, usually that is just to keep herself from getting hurt or rejected in the end. She acts simple, because orcs tend to tell her things easier then.

Her view on some others:

Sadok Sharptongue:

Therak Duskstalker:

Trakmar Beastbane:

Srelok Grimtide:

Magrahra Emberheart:

Kozgugore Feraleye:

Sinami:

Krogon Devilstep:

Zhakiri:

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more plz.

This seems like something I wanna do but I only interact much with like 3-4 other people who all know what Lynne thinks of them xD

Kozgugore Feraleye

Self view:
Kozgugore is, for a lack of better words, melancholic in his reflective view. He looks back on his long past with mixed feelings: Wanting to put himself responsible for all the tragedy and horror that he has both witnessed and committed in the past, but at the same time, longing to be free of the shackles of time.

One thing he does know for certain: For whatever reason, the spirits have seen fit to keep him alive for far too long. He couldn't even begin to think to what end, because he personally doesn't consider himself worthy of it, compared to all the far superior warriors he used to work with in the long, distant past. Heroes each one of them, but he himself, far from it.

And yet others seem to look to him for guidance, and for a leading example. Better yet, he has been elevated to the position of Chieftain, where he previously would have consider himself far and well below worthy of such an honour. He has always been a follower: Someone who takes orders, and knows obedience and loyalty to the very letter. Even more so, he has always been a bit of an outcast since his youth, preferring the wilderness and the beasts over society and clan. This is why it has taken a great deal of time and effort for him to accommodate to his current position. At the same time however, that is also why he places great value in oaths. His own oaths, as well as others' oaths. And that is why he chooses to accept the position he's been given, because he has made an oath not only to a certain Matriarch, but to an entire tribe as well. As such, he aims to ensure he does exactly that which was asked of him: To guide and lead his pack. Being a traditionalist at heart and placing great value in the tenets of honour and loyalty, he would go beyond lengths to protect both pack and kin and to see them guided to a prosperous future where they and his race might one day know a world of true peace and welfare. Even if in spite of all those feelings of loyalty, he has been found having trouble developing more permanent, closely-knit bonds; afraid to lose yet more blood-brothers or -sisters or even a mate after having lost so many of them already. It's a defense mechanism that has left him appearing cold and distant towards others, yet deep down, there's still that on-going urge to protect any that hold a remote sense of value to him. Let alone what few that did manage to break through that mental wall.

Until that time however, he will fight fiercely for any bound to him by oath. Some perhaps more than others, but like the loyal dog he was always moulded and educated to be, he will continue to do exactly that: Protecting and serving those close to him. No matter the motives for the spirits to keep him alive for this long, that alone is reason enough for him to keep going, unhindered by any painful memories of old.


Character opinions (in alphabetical order):

Gridish Rimeweaver:

Grim Stonepaw:

Groshnok Gorewrath:

Krogon Devilstep:

Kyrazha Throatrender:

Lo'Gush Goreseeker:

Magrahra Emberheart:

Rargnasha Bloodmark:

Rashka Facebreaker:

Rhonya Steelheart:

Sadok Sharptongue:

Sinami Swifthowl:

Srelok Grimtide:

Therak Duskstalker:

Trakmar Beastbane:

Bonus (inactive/non-player characters):

Akesha Redblade:

Greggar Ironfoot:

Karak Stormsong:

Morgeth Feralheart:

Shrewd:

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