Migsul

Information

Player: Areninekay

Character Full Name: Migsul Darkspear (as recognition with his affiliation with the Darkspear Tribe; "Migsul" identifies him well enough in general conversation)

Character In-Game Name: Migsul

Nickname(s): "Lasher"

Association(s): Darkspear Tribe, the Horde

Race: Jungle Troll

Class: Warrior (Barbarian)

Skills and Abilities: Can tap into an inner-wrath that produces the single-minded fury required to shred his enemies, though the rage is short-lived, and mentally exhausting. Can go into a lesser rage state, causing his wounds to regenerate far faster than normal. When in any form of rage, he easily is able to break out of traps, bindings, or chills with his strength, and his weak intellect makes slows on him not nearly as effective, as his mind becomes solely-devoted to killing. Is very efficient when it comes to movement on any given terrain, except for snow and ice.

Age: 30

Sex: Male

Hair: Orangish-red, broad in style

Eyes: Green

Weight: 260lbs

Height: 7'0"

Appearance

Usual Garments/Armor: Primal garbs

Other: Will wear plate if required to be in-ranks, except for gloves and helms

Personality

Alignment: Chaotic Neutral

Migsul has no problems with the thoughts of combat; he found the times of peace between the Alliance and Horde to be extremely boring (and infuriating) lulls of unnecessary peace. This desire leads him to aggravation with the defensive-types in the military, such as guardians in the Cenarion Circle, or protectors in the tauren or the Blood Knights. He prefers the company of others that have are bloodthirsty, such as barbarians or shamans that revel in combat. His personality is generally loud and noticed, and his inhibitions few. His only desire is for people to be free in choices, though he will respect an orcish or troll superior. He may at times find it difficult coming to terms with a tauren leader. If the leader is a Sin'dorei or Forsaken, he holds no respect for those orders, and may refuse if he believes his decisions are better. Ironically, his kinder side can be witnessed when intoxicated -- his mind isn't strong enough to enter a drunken fury when inebriated, effectively crippling him in combat.

History

Perhaps the first moment of importance in Migsul's life occurred nine years ago, when he had no title, and was simply a weak warrior training to become one of the famous barbarians. Then called Mig, he was 21 years-old, in shackles, being beaten and carried about by the Kul Tiras navy. His hands were bloody stubs, his tongue was cut out (as well as another vital appendage), and his knees were broken -- the navy dragged him along the sand, his gutteral cries annoying the humans, resulting in more beatings. Bloody within an inch of his life, he fell into several serious of unconsciousness, with every waking moment a painful half-awake foggy memory.

His first moment of no pain may have happened three days after they cut out his tongue, or three months -- the constant passing out affected his timeline. What he is sure of is that he awoke to a greenskin meditating over his broken body: he could flex his fingers; he could lick his tusks; he could curl his toes; and, most importantly, he felt as if he could urinate again. His body had been healed.

The orcs had landed on Kalimdor, and saved the Darkspear from the Kul Tiras sailors. Unfortunately to Mig, his parents had been slaughtered by the wretched humans. He spent three days with others who had lost their family mourning on the Echo Isles, appeasing Bwonsamdi, the loa of the spirits of the dead. Some of the orcs assisted the trolls in rebuilding the Echo Isles, much to Mig's respect and satisfaction, securing his loyalty to the orcs, more-so than the Horde that was about to be formed.

A year later, Zalazane took over the Isles, and Mig was fortunate enough to make it off the islands and get to the coast of Durotar to form Sin'jin Village. As part of his barbarian training, he was tasked to help kill some of Zalazane's followers on the island. Staying away from the dead heart of the island, he slayed traitorous trolls on the outskirts, earning him the respect of his tribesmen over several years. At their request, he moved on to Stranglethorn Vale, where his barbarian training met its close in his 27th year, earning him the title of "-sul," or "the Lasher," in respect for his close-minded flurries. He has befriended the Zandalar Tribe on Yojamba Isle, visiting them on occasion to provide services and gain in strength. Migsul now resides at Grom'gol Base Camp.