Pray you do not meet him, and when he finds you, pray you have done no wrong

Born of a Roman centurion who had been taken away from his home dimension, Scootithan grew up hearing his father's tales of Rome, and his sorry in not being able to return. When the portals thusly opened, and the raiders first emerged, Scootithan's father, Scootimus, died trying to protect his village and wife. The looting of the village and surrounding area continued on for 4 days. It was ended on the 5th day when a man clad in armor wielding a poleaxe entered the village. The man opened a large book bound in leather and iron, and held closed with a lock of steel. The man slowly and meticulously flipped through a number of pages, stopping at one, which he read carefully, and then with mighty force he slammed the book closed. "I have judged you, and have found you guilty" the man said, and he then rushed the raiders. None could face his axe, and those that tried, could not pierce his armor. When the fighting was over, none of the raiders remained alive, and as he arrived, so did the man leave. Scootithan followed him, and begged to be trained by him, to which the man refuzed and shoved the young boy aside. Scootithan, determined, followed the man to a stronghold built into the side of a mountain. The man, named Adeodatus, impressed by such determination, brought him into the stronghold to present to the grandmaster of the Order of Lawbringers, Lucius Venta. The grandmaster allowed Scootithan to join the order as an apprentice to Adeodatus, and for the next 15 years, he was trained. When Scootimus was 22, he began the final task to complete his journy to becoming a Lawbringer, to forge his armor, the creation of which is a secret of the order. The task would take him 2 years to complete, but when he was done, he donned the armor, and received his Codex of Law.

Age

28

Gender

Male

Eyes

brown

Hair

brown

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

light

Height

6'5

Weight

214