Daecante

A skilled musician, singer, and bard; Daecante is often seen as a gentleman who simply wishes to give other people the time of their lives through his art form, music. He drifts from town to town, going where ever the wind takes him and bringing the joys of music where ever he is. His travels and training as a Bard has taken him everywhere, allowing him to become well versed with many cultures and peoples. Daecante is always pushing people to get out of their comfort zone and try new things, as he is a firm believer of the motto "you only live once, better make it count." He hates it when people are too scared to try something new, to do something, change; he feels that it is a limiting factor that no one should have to go through nor has the time to have affect them. People shouldn't have to miss out on what life has to offer because of miss placed fears. He also has a great disdain towards those that let prejudices, and or assumptions, rule their thoughts, opinions, and behavior.

Despite his gentleman front, he can also be very dark and macabre, to the point of sinister in his sense of humor and his lashes, do not let him lash out at you for you will regret it. He does not take kindly to heated arguments, rants, and threats; whether targeted at him, his friends, or just a random stranger. He will step in and try to prevent the fighting or argument, to the best of his abilities before getting to the stabbing, one way or another. Preferably peacefully, but violence is always an option for him.

As a bard he is considered an oddity. Just like other bards, he is charming and suave, incredibly charismatic. However, his pension for violence is much different then others. While he does not bat an eye at assassinations, killings, and death; his preference for peaceful solutions leave him an odd one out. While the other bards find this peculiar no one can deny how successful he is as a Bard, leading him to become one of the forefront members of the League of Shadows.

Defining Value

"You only live once, better make it count."

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