Azazir Swordangel; High Priest of Andimere (Aasimar Warpriest)
History
Azazir was born in Solku in 4647 AR to Azazog Aldori and Anorwen En'Galad. His history stretches further than that, however, as do his ties to Brevoy. In 4250 AR, Anorwen left her elven home to live among the humans who had settled in her homeland. While living in Rostland, she met a young aasimar swordlord, and paladin of Sarenrae, Azazog Aldori. In 4268, Anorwen became a paladin of Sarenrae in her own right. The two lived happily together until the invasion of Choral the Conqueror. Anorwen and Azazog were among the last to resist, but fled the country after the Battle at the Valley of Fire (4499 AR). Their service to Sarenrae led them to Solku, a small city in Katapesh. Anorwen joined the Dawn Vigil, guards of the city. Meanwhile, Azazog rose in the ranks of Sarenrae's greatest servants. His responsibilities caused him to become distant from his family. In 4647, Anorwen gave birth to their child, Azazir. A few years later, Azazir still a young child, Azazog left in the company of several powerful servants of Sarenrae, and never returned. What did return, however, were rumors that Azazog had fallen, and betrayed his company to their deaths. Azazir and Anorwen became outcasts in the community, and Anorwen retired from the Dawn Vigil. As he grew, Anorwen taught Azazir swordplay, and healing in the service of the Dawnflower. When he was old enough, Azazir joined the Dawn Vigil himself, hoping to redeem his families' name. He served bravely against the gnoll invaders. In 4699, as House Rogarvia disappeared, Anorwen mysteriously died. Azazir left Solku immediately, and headed to Katapesh. He He found work as a dock guard, but found it very unfulfilling. He quickly discovered that the company he was working for was shipping Pesh. He refused his pay, and stowed away on a ship headed for his parents' homeland. When he arrived, he learned the news of Rogarvia's disappearance, and the perilous state of affairs in Rostland. And hears about the call for adventurers...