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• Almaria Ferrowynn

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• Raahi Shamsiya

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• Kraygor

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• Delia Irene Eschborn

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Almaria FerrowynnLosing her parents in the chaos that was the worgen outbreak in Gilneas, she grew up as a foster child inside a night elf warrior family in Darnassus. She was one of the few who fell under the curse at a young age.
Growing up surrounded by elves was not easy for her. She was mocked for being a monster by the other elf children and struggled to fit in. This resulted in a several incidents of blind rage - using her animalistic features to scare away or even hurt other people just so she can be alone in peace.
Her Stepfather taught her the art of sword fighting, hoping that she would be able to stand on her own and forge her own destiny - fighting with steel and not her teeth or claws. She took great pleasure in fighting and the adrenaline that flows through her.
It gave her a few moments where she can feel tranquility and control her temper.After losing her second family and homeland during the burning of Teldrassil, she blames the Alliance for their inability to save the world tree. This made her even more resentful and made it difficult to control her fury.
On her own for good now, she decided to not rely on anyone else but using everything that her father taught her. Working as a mercenary and keeping everyone at a distance, she tries to find purpose in a world drowned in war and conflict.
With her ferocity and anger as a worgen, combined with a plate armor and her sword fighting proficiency, she now embraces being a raging storm of steel on the battlefield - keeping control of her ire as she wants to paint the soil around her red.

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Raahi ShamsiyaThe Anubisath - titan-forged giants who eventually fell under the curse of flesh- are no mystery to the inhabitants of Azeroth. But what remains a mystery for the Tol'vir is a small, anubian offspring they found in the middle of desert inside a small, Titan-made contraption. It is almost a miracle how she was seemingly unharmed inside such a hostile environment.
The Ramkahen viewed her a gift from the sun and named her "Raahi".They taught her their ancient customs which she eagerly pursued in order to join the rank as a priestess. Now deeply sworn to the sun and proficient with holy magic, she helped the locals and wounded soldiers alike.
During the cataclysm of Azeroth, her homeland was attacked by the Neferset who joined Deathwing's forces.
After their victory with the help of Azeroth's champions, she came into first contant with the Worgen. This was the first moment where she and the Ramkahen were questioning her true origin even though she was found way before the outbreak of Gilneas happened - she cannot even remember having a human form.
Her time for thoughts was not long though, as Uldum was eventually under attack once again - this time by the Black Empire when N'Zoth broke out of his prison.
N'Zoth's void infused weapons left unhealable wounds and immesurable pain to the Ramkahen Soldiers. As sworn protector and priestess of the Ramkahen, Raahi was eager to find a cure no matter what cost. By tinkering with void artifacts, she slowly builds up an understanding of the dark powers to help her people. Unfortunately, this also leaves her mind open to the influence of the Old God himself - and it knows the secrets of her past, that the Titans tried to destroy a long time ago.

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KraygorSome people have easy lives, some people have it hard ... and some were given no life at all. For Kraygor, his life was taken away at the age of 15 as he got sold to a quarry working as a slave.
He quickly saw that there was no escape. Worgen and other beast-like races were enslaved because of their superior strength and durability - slaving away until they die and eventually get replaced.
His cellmates also saw him as an easy target. Being bullied and forced to follow the hierarchy of "the pack", he was always reluctant to simply bow down. His behaviour rewarded him with years of physical abuse by the self-proclaimed "alpha" which at one point made him lose his eyesight on his right eye.
His insubordination was also turned against his slave drivers - being constantly punished by whiplashes on his back with ever increasing intensity, people quickly realized that his intention was not to resist, but to die.
The slaveholder even had a doctor whose purpose was to patch up the slaves so they have to endure even more abuse and punishment before they eventually break and die. Kraygor, who was held in chains during a medical procedure, managed to break free for a short time and crippled the doctor in the process. This finally rewarded him what he always desired: a sentence to death as a warning for the other prisoners, shall they resist too.
But for reasons to him unknown, it was the doctor who organized a plan to free him during the night before the public execution. Both of them made it out alive and are now on the run.
Kraygor does not know why he did follow. Did he still have a small sliver of hope inside? Why did the doctor help him? Reluctantly he is now trying to figure out, what it means to live with a free will. The doctor tries to serve him as a guide and, as they will soon find out, sort of a father figure. However their complicated past will continue to haunt them and whenever conflict awaits, a crippled man will have trouble trying to keep a massive brute like Kraygor in check.

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Delia Irene EschbornIrene is the first daughter and the second of three children of the noble Eschborn family. The Eschborns rose to wealth and power as a lumberjack family, providing the local kingdom and soon even beyond with ash wood. Their timber is the foundation of entire cities and thus, they play a large role not only in the economy but also politics.
Her mother, Mary Eschborn, is the matriarch and centerpiece of all the family's operations.
Due to her mother's influence, Irene was the captain of the guard of Gilneas and was responsible for all security measurements inside the kingdom ... all in Mary's interest, that is.
The Eschborns were also close friends with the Godfrey family. This means their opinion on the worgen outbreak was pretty clear - preserve humanity at all cost and eradicate this curse without remorse.
Irene herself was often leading hunts on rabid and wild worgen, hoping that they would decimate their numbers.
Her relation with her family took a severe hit once she had to tell her mother about her affection to females. Being homosexual, Irene wont be able to marry a husband and give offspring to continue the bloodline. With great disdain from her mother, a new sister was quickly conceived with the hope, that she would fill in the gap that Irene now left in her mother's plans.
Her reputation inside the family fell down even further after Irene was bit in her left arm by a Worgen. Hoping to save herself from the curse, she rapidly cut off her arm and almost bled to death. She managed to survive but the curse could not be stopped.
Now being the very thing that she herself and her family hate, Irene is now the black sheep (or wolf) inside the family. With a masterfully crafted prosthetic limb, and heightened senses, her hunt for wild creatures shall never stop. But the ever increasing tension between her and her family shall reveal a much more troubling future that can threaten the stability and power of (whats now left after the outbreak and burning of teldrassil) the gilnean upper class and politics.