Martin
Count Martin Zarr
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Martin grew up in Chargrove with his parents and his adopted brother. He was slated to take over the family name and become the new head, but he decided to leave with his brother and become an adventurer instead. They made they're way to Shadford where they met the timid Nier, which Martin enthusiastically recruited since neither of them were good healers. However they had no successful outings since Martin was not a good fighter and Nier was too scared most of the time to be effective. So they stumbled around until they met Kal-Dez in Shadford and recruited them to help hunt down the men that stole from him. Along this journey they all got embroiled in the war against Mercy. By the end of the conflict Kal-Dez had to leave and fight Mercy's General while Martin and his brother faced a Daughter of Mercy. Martin did eventually prevail against her, but his brother died in the process. Afterwards, Nier and him were welcomed in Chargrove, Nier becoming the court mage and Martin becoming head of his household.
Employment
Martin grew up a Blacksmithing apprentice
He Left Chargrove with his adopted brother to become adventurers in Shadford
After the Mercy/Eastlands war ended, he stayed in Chargrove and took over the family business
He Left Chargrove with his adopted brother to become adventurers in Shadford
After the Mercy/Eastlands war ended, he stayed in Chargrove and took over the family business
Accomplishments & Achievements
Despite anything bad thats happended, he sees joining Kal-dez and Nier years ago as his one of his greatest accomplishments
He is proud that he has kept the Zarr family proud and formidable
He helped break the siege of Chargrove from Mercy's main army
He is proud that he has kept the Zarr family proud and formidable
He helped break the siege of Chargrove from Mercy's main army
Failures & Embarrassments
He considers his only real failure to be the loss of his brother at the hands of Trish and a Fallen Paladin during the last siege of Chargrove
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