Feanis

Feanis was raised in the Princedom of Cauróst by his parents, Ehierame and Fenn'iyath (NPC). His family was wealthy because Fenn'iyath worked as a servant. Feanis learnt swordsmanship from his father when he was very young. His father was a soldier before. He believed that being disciplined was the key to staying alive. Wealthy people like Feanis family were not liked by everyone. Some people were jealous of them. This jealousy turned into hatred over time. Feanis family was hated by people in their community. One night this hatred went far. Ehierame was killed by an Assassin. This broke Fenn'iyath. He could not handle the pain anymore. He decided to end his life. Feanis saw his father die. This image stayed with him for a long time. Feanis was all alone now. The only person he had was his friend Kae'Marn (NPC) who was a wood elf. They spent seven years together. They helped each other through tough times. Then Kae'Marn got very sick. Feanis wanted to help him so he went on a journey to find a cure. Sadly when Feanis came back Kae'Marn was already dead. Feanis did not have anything or anyone in the Princedom of Cauróst anymore. The people there hated him so he decided to leave. He started traveling from place to place stealing from people to survive. He would attack groups of travelers and convoys. Take their things. Everything changed for Feanis when he arrived in the Kingdom of Norland. There he met the people who believed in the Red Faith. Before Feanis did not believe in anything. The Red Faith started to make sense to him. He was hurt by the things that happened to him and the Red Faith seemed to understand him. Feanis stopped being a thief. Started looking for something more meaningful in his life. After some time in the Kingdom of Norland Feanis decided to travel. This time he was not running away from anything. He was looking for the truth. Feanis is traveling now because he wants to know if the Red Faith is the path, for him. He wants to know if the Red Faith is what he is supposed to believe in.

Feanis was raised in the Princedom of Cauróst, by both of his parents - Ehierame and Fenn'iyath. Their family lived was wealthy, due to Fenn'iyath’s position as a civil servant. Since an early age, Feanis trained in swordsmanship under his father, a former soldier who believed discipline was the foundation of survival. Yet, as in many lands, wealth ones were figures of division. Their status polarized many, and over time, that resentment turned into persecution. Feanis’ family became a target of growing hostility within their community. One night, that hatred reached its breaking point. Ehierame was brutally murdered by an unknown assassin. The loss shattered Fenn'iyath. Unable to endure the grief and pressure any longer, he took his own life. Feanis witnessed his father’s final act - an image that would haunt him for years to come. Left alone, Feanis found solace in the only person he had left - his closest companion, Kae'Marn, a young wood elf who lived nearby. The two spent seven years together, bound by shared hardship and a restless, troubled youth. The little they have had collapsed once more when Kae'Marn fell gravely ill. Desperate, Feanis set out on a journey in search of a cure. But fate was unkind - by the time he returned, Kae'Marn was already gone. With nothing left to anchor him, Feanis abandoned Cauróst. Shunned and despised by its people, he embraced a life of wandering. He became a nomad, surviving through theft - raiding convoys and preying on lone travelers. Everthing changed when he arrived in the Kingdom of Norland. There, Feanis encountered the Red Faith. Once a nonbeliever, the dark elf found himself drawn into its teachings. Twisted by loss and shaped by suffering, he began to see in it a reflection of his own fractured soul. Slowly, he turned away from the life of a rogue, seeking meaning beyond mere survival. After a few years in Norland, Feanis decided to travel once more - this time not to escape, but to seek truth. He now travels in search of an answer to a single question: Is the Red Faith truly the path he was meant to follow?

Feanis was raised in the Princedom of Cauróst, by both of his parents - Ehierame and Fenn'iyath. Their family lived was wealthy, due to Fenn'iyath’s position as a civil servant. Since an early age, Feanis trained in swordsmanship under his father, a former soldier who believed discipline was the foundation of survival. Yet, as in many lands, wealth ones were figures of division. Their status polarized many, and over time, that resentment turned into persecution. Feanis’ family became a target of growing hostility within their community. One night, that hatred reached its breaking point. Ehierame was brutally murdered by an unknown assassin. The loss shattered Fenn'iyath. Unable to endure the grief and pressure any longer, he took his own life. Feanis witnessed his father’s final act - an image that would haunt him for years to come. Left alone, Feanis found solace in the only person he had left - his closest companion, Kae'Marn, a young wood elf who lived nearby. The two spent seven years together, bound by shared hardship and a restless, troubled youth. The little they have had collapsed once more when Kae'Marn fell gravely ill. Desperate, Feanis set out on a journey in search of a cure. But fate was unkind - by the time he returned, Kae'Marn was already gone. With nothing left to anchor him, Feanis abandoned Cauróst. Shunned and despised by its people, he embraced a life of wandering. He became a nomad, surviving through theft - raiding convoys and preying on lone travelers. Everthing changed when he arrived in the Kingdom of Norland. There, Feanis encountered the Red Faith. Once a nonbeliever, the dark elf found himself drawn into its teachings. Twisted by loss and shaped by suffering, he began to see in it a reflection of his own fractured soul. Slowly, he turned away from the life of a rogue, seeking meaning beyond mere survival. After a few years in Norland, Feanis decided to travel once more - this time not to escape, but to seek truth. He now travels in search of an answer to a single question: Is the Red Faith truly the path he was meant to follow?