Orc Drifter - Rogue
Slog was born into the Isir clan of orcs known for their mastery of poison and subterfuge. Unlike many orcs, who relied on brute strength and violence to achieve their goals, Slog's clan used cunning and deception to get what they wanted. From a young age, Slog was trained in the art of poisoning, learning how to create and administer deadly toxins that could kill even the strongest warriors.
Despite his talent as an assassin, Slog was never fully accepted by his own clan. He was seen as weak and cowardly, relying on poison and deceit instead of strength and courage. Slog grew bitter and resentful, and began to channel his anger into his work. He became a ruthless killer, taking contracts on anyone who crossed his clan.
But eventually, Slog's methods became too extreme even for his own people to tolerate. He began to use poison indiscriminately, killing even those who posed no threat to his clan. He became known as a dangerous and unpredictable assassin, feared and reviled by all who knew of him.
Slog was eventually cast out from his clan, left to fend for himself in the harsh wilderness. For years, he survived on his own, taking jobs as a mercenary and assassin, always working alone and never staying in one place for long.
Despite his isolation, Slog never lost his talent for poison and subterfuge. In fact, he became even more skilled, constantly experimenting with new toxins and techniques. But he also began to feel a sense of guilt and remorse for the lives he had taken. He realized that his methods had been cruel and unnecessary, and he began to question his own morality.
It wasn't until he met a group of other Orc Drifters who had been rejected by their own people - that Slog began to find a new purpose in life. With their help, he began to use his skills for good, taking contracts on those who threatened the weak and vulnerable. And in doing so, Slog found redemption, using his talents for poison and subterfuge to become a hero rather than a villain.
Despite his talent as an assassin, Slog was never fully accepted by his own clan. He was seen as weak and cowardly, relying on poison and deceit instead of strength and courage. Slog grew bitter and resentful, and began to channel his anger into his work. He became a ruthless killer, taking contracts on anyone who crossed his clan.
But eventually, Slog's methods became too extreme even for his own people to tolerate. He began to use poison indiscriminately, killing even those who posed no threat to his clan. He became known as a dangerous and unpredictable assassin, feared and reviled by all who knew of him.
Slog was eventually cast out from his clan, left to fend for himself in the harsh wilderness. For years, he survived on his own, taking jobs as a mercenary and assassin, always working alone and never staying in one place for long.
Despite his isolation, Slog never lost his talent for poison and subterfuge. In fact, he became even more skilled, constantly experimenting with new toxins and techniques. But he also began to feel a sense of guilt and remorse for the lives he had taken. He realized that his methods had been cruel and unnecessary, and he began to question his own morality.
It wasn't until he met a group of other Orc Drifters who had been rejected by their own people - that Slog began to find a new purpose in life. With their help, he began to use his skills for good, taking contracts on those who threatened the weak and vulnerable. And in doing so, Slog found redemption, using his talents for poison and subterfuge to become a hero rather than a villain.
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