Trelomash

Information

Player: Therew

Character Full Name: Tre’lomash

Character In-Game Name: Trelomash

Nickname(s): N/A

Association(s): Stormshade clan, Horde

Race: Orc

Class: Warrior

Age: 20

Sex: Female

Hair: Naturally black, Dyed white.

Eyes: Amber

Weight: 280

Height: 6’5”

Appearance

As described by other orcs, Tre’lomash is described as warrior born. Well-toned muscles and thick, she is very proud of her figure and trains hard to keep it. Her fair green skin has the markings of many scars. Her hair is long, often in a tail, she sometimes mentions plans on cutting it but she has never gotten around to it or knowing what else to do with it. She’s known to dress light, clothes a bit on the exposing side but not to flaunt her body but because the barrens are hot, very hot in comparison to where she grew up with the Frostwolf clan. In places where the temperature would allow less revealing clothing she wears leathers and covers up to keep warm.

Personality

Responsible, family focused and sharp. Tre’lomash treats all her tasks as if they are the utmost importance and handles them delicately. She cares a great deal for those she considers family and is fiercely protective. She can be submissive, though she is very quick to let her thoughts be known she will in most situations choose to trust someone else than force her own thoughts especially if that person has earned her trust or respect. She carries herself how she sees an orc should carry her-self. Strong, and bold but loyal and in line.

Tre is very knowledgeable and sharp, she’s as quick to debate as she is to fight and she feels she’s equally good at both. Everyone who knows her knows exactly what she thinks of them, she shows little fear in expressing her own thoughts. She is also known for her loyalty, to her family, her clan, and the horde. She’s willing to risk her life in the name of any of those and often expresses how she feels they have done the same for her. She’s an orc full of love and pride for what her people have had to endure. Her own family’s story is something she feels almost all orcs have had to struggle with similar challenges and when she looks at another orc she sees so much more than just another orc, she sees a survivor. Even down to the most simple of peons, in her eyes, if you are an orc then you have a story.

History

Tre’s early years were spent in the Alliance camps. Both of her parents were captured and she was one of the few lucky enough to be raised with both. Until she was 8 she only knew the walls of the camps then Thrall came and freed their people. She will never forget the day she saw her family truly fight. Her mother told her to take her little brother and keep close while she and her father cut their way to freedom. Tre’s pride was born that day, witnessing how the Warsong warriors greeted her parents like the warriors they were and how they were missed. How for battles to come her parents would argue as to who would represent their family and assist in freeing other camps. Tre wanted to be a part of it all but was far too young at her age. To appease their daughter they charged Tre with looking out for her brother as an older sibling should. She took the task to heart and for many years she was like a second mother for her little brother.

When it came time to go to Kalimdor, Lok decided for his family to stick with Thrall and the Frostwolf while he continued to serve the Warsong. She hated to see her father go with the Warsong but Lok felt this family would be safest with Thrall and that Hellscream had the best chance of drawing the worst kind of attention and he could better serve there. Tre’s life from that point on amounted to much of the same, her father going off to fight in the worst areas and she being told to stay behind and protect the family. Tre really admired her dad and whenever she saw him she always promised that one day she would serve by his side. She trained hard to become an heavy arms warrior like Lok was, she had full intention to make good on her promise until her father’s wolf returned to the Frostwolf camp without Lok. It was escorted by a messenger who informed Lok’s family that he died in the Plaguelands and they were not able to recover a body.

Tre took her father’s death as best she could. Being 14 at the time she was too young to take her father’s place on the front even though she wanted to, she had responsibilities at home and she stuck to them. By the time she was of age, her brother had gone through a lot. His hair turning white and his constant nightmares kept her from having the heart to leave him and her mother behind to fight in the name of the Horde. Instead she served the Frostwolf clan to stay close to home. She served this way until Lok’magrosh returned home as a Death Knight and described his efforts as chief of the Stormshade Clan. Like her brother they agreed to serve in their father’s clan and for years she when would assist the clan but rarely would she help directly. She did enjoy her time with the Stormshade and looked forward to the day they would claim land and settle.

When the day finally came she was disappointed. The Stormshade and their members had decided to settle in Outland and not take part in the coming war against the alliance. Their reason being their lack of trust in Garrosh instead their focus would be establishing a life in Outland. She tried to talk her brother and father to reconsider and stay a loyal part of the Horde but their minds were made up. As disappointed as she was she at first choose to stay with her family and trust her brother’s choice as chief, but after her Uncle Mugorim returned to Azeroth along with Dibykali she decided to travel with them, and she was glad she did. After the Cataclysm she knew the horde would need every able bodied orc it could get.