Fiona

Information

Player: Resonance

Character Full Name: Fiona Ascorn

Character In-Game Name: Fiona

Nickname(s): Fi

Association(s): Church of the Holy Light, Argent Dawn

Race: Human

Class: Priest

Age: 22

Sex: Female

Hair: Auburn

Eyes: Garnet

Weight: 112 lb.

Height: 5'7"

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Appearance

Priests of the faith. Fiona favors simpler, less obtrusive garments, and is more apt to be in robes than anything else.

Fiona looks soft. She moves with no manner of hurry or rush, generally, and is very deliberative and explorative in her actions. Her emotions are very apparent in her expressions and movements, and they tend more toward curiosity and contemplation than anything else.

Personality

Fiona is inescapably inquisitive, perceptive, and considerate. She cannot escape being aware of what's around her, what her actions may cause, and what may lie beneath every surface. These feelings have led her to explore the mental depths of differing thought and experience to great depths, and have ultimately changed her in very stark and fundamental ways. She will persistently and unabashedly forge her way into new things, even if they seem dangerous or foolish, if there is something to gain (which may simply be curiosity's sake).

Fiona acts largely without regret. She does consider her actions with care and takes on consequences and responsibility with an air of inevitability. If she is wrong, she accepts it without mourning. She is very open to change.

Fiona is generally pleasant and well-meaning. She is not shy, but is very conscious of her demeanor and actions.

History

Fiona was born into a poor farming family in the surrounding lands of Westfall. Her family toiled hard, but her family life was rich in warmth and love. Living was a joy, however tiring the day's activities may end. She was happy and well loved.

Fiona grew up with the tenants of the Holy Light espoused both in her home and community at large, and found an appeal to their consideration, generosity, and thought. All such things interested her, and she was always very happy to listen to tales and explanations and the like of those who wanted to tell.

When times became hard, rather than be more of a strain on her family, Fiona decided to go join the Church and become a priestess. There she may be of real help to others without burdening her family with her less adept skill, or so the thinking went. She sent what she could to her family and lived as cheaply as any acolyte could.

In both Northshire Abbey and Stormwind, Fiona learned much of the Light and the Church. Both the tenants and practices interested her immensely, and she delved into every bit of writing and spoken experience she could. Her interest was insatiable, and her mind wrapped and warped itself through the many long halls and twists of philosophical thought. The ramifications of it all came relatively easy to her, and she was always pleased to speak at length on all topics.

When tragedy began to fall all around the kingdoms of humanity, she was one of the first to leave the confines of Churchly study to bring relief and aid to those in need. She worked first in the lands closest to Stormwind, but ventured further abroad, taking her skills through the lands of the Dwarves and Gnomes and eventually to the brink of Lordaeron, where the Forsaken now held sway. Along the way, she learned much from those she helped and interacted with of the troubles of Azeroth, the power of the Light, and the cultures and lives of others far and near.

This learning led to her eventual crisis of faith, however; rigidity and structure weakened and broke apart in time, leaving way to more flexible and differently cohesive thought. When Fiona arrived in the Plaguelands, she was ready and willing to join the Argent Dawn and learn deeply of its methods and beliefs. There she found a comforting urgency and desire to resolve matters for the betterment of all.

Currently, Fiona's eye is on Northrend and the threat of the Scourge. She longs to help more, but finds herself conflicted in her heart regarding doctrine, philosophy, and method. She must resolve herself before she can venture further in full devotion.