Fang Jak'kar Au'Brai

==Stats==
===Mark Tracker===
Marks: 20
Afflictions:
*Scar on left shoulder. (Wound)
*Weakness to Mind Magic (Taint)
*Allegiance to Prince Longwood (Rumour)
*Burn scars on underarms. (Wound)
*Marked by Bahamut (Taint)
*The Dragonborn that will do anything. (Rumor)
===Advances===
*Veteran Voice (+1 Voting, Defence)
*It's the ship that made the God-Curse run in less than... (+1 Voting, Defence)
*Envoy of the Vales (+1 Voting, Governance)
*Venerable (+1, Resolute)
== Significant Relationships ==
Paavi Karjalainen
Currently in an honour bond by a personal oath. Also, he is in the Athesian Tea Club, an organisation founded by Paavi. A point of many a tale is this odd pairing, the eloquent and pacified Eladrin with his stoic, scaly and incredibly dangerous Dragonborn. Such stories are rife, and with Jak'kar's return spark a lively conversation in any tavern. 
Kisaiya
Jak'kar met Kisaiya when Dargan recommended her for a mission to free the slaves from Tiamat. She is also in the Athesian Tea Club as she brews a damn good cup of tea. 
Slath i Faigh
A small bipedal creature with immense skill in 'Tiamat trickery'. The passing of this creature holds an odd revelation to Jak'kar. So many people were touched by him and even he owes him the significant proportion of intelligence he now has on the Tiamat on this plane. 
Tacitus Ajax Liber Silvanus
A bi-pedal male, commander of forces to the South, attempted to stop Jak'kar in his duty as a Bahamut Naval Officer. The failure to engage Fenrir creates a sense of doubt in the competence of this male. After the disfiguration, some sympathy has been generated for the male, such a mutation to be caused by Gill'Gem deserves nothing less. 
Gill'Gem Flametougues
A Dragonborn with no concept of the blessing that was bestowed upon him by Bahamut. He has the ancestral flame and spent his time studying magic to create a lesser flame. Then after surviving Landfall this 'Lord' dishonours his ancestors and all dragonborn with is oath-breaking and 'clumsiness', Jak'kar will not allow such insult to continue. The new transformation is a punishment from Bahamut, if only the flaming male would comprehend it as such. 
Arianna Thistledown
A small bipedal creature that convenes with lesser beings and plants. Her fighting spirit in the defence of this realm is amazing and one of the more, accepting members of the council. A great colleague. The loss of friendship from this female has wounded him deeply, and haunts him to this day.
Salthazar Hu'bar
A "Hu'man" male, a leader of a great people and a saviour of Jak'kar's and more importantly his crews life. Salthazar is placed with a small amount of people in Athesia, including King Kiya and Dargan Droslian, as members that Jak'kar would follow without question. Much interest is shared between the Athesian Tea Club's members and this man. Someone to watch. 
Ceryndra Silverflame
Jak'kar does not know what Ceryndra is, but he knows her bearing and the fortitude of this warrior like a name shouted in the dark. 
Dargan Drosilan
One of the first things Jak'kar did, after Landfall and his rescue by Salthazar, was to journey to the God-cursed mountains in search for the one they call the White Fang. In his journeys he met a leader unlike any other he had met. Freezing in the highlands of that domain he then fell upon the walls of Fengar keep. The rest is history, Dargan is responsible for the meeting of Jak'kar and Kisaiya, as well as Jak'kar's reputation as one of the greatest drinkers in Athesia.
Lifa'Thyr Fjallanner
Family to Dargan, an interesting anomaly in Jak'kar's understanding of the world. A female dragonborn raised by the mighty warriors of the God-cursed. Someone of great intrigue and speculation.
Deist Fah'raak
Prodigy of Bahamut, lost member of Jak'kar's third ship, Pride of Pel'au. Re-uniting with such an important person was a personal redemption for Jak'kar.
== Background and Relevant Story ==
A dour male of 6’ 0” and of less than average build. He is a Bahamut Dragonborn, therefore, even though his breath’s nature gives him a very dark green colouration, there is still a metallic sheen to it. This is epitomised in the copper flashes of colour that appear as edging of his larger scales. He is one of the finest swordsman in the Bahamut navy, no doubt to his dubious history as a pirate, and an officer that has seen much action and favours the unorthodox in tactics. He is as Resolute in duty as a priest is in their faith and when this male is set a task nothing will stop him in achieving it.
In his two hundredth year, and his one hundred years in the service of the Bahamut Navy, the Talon Leader was commanded by the Great Fang Pel'Au to conduct the Ritual of Landfall. This under going saw the destruction of three ships and the death of forty Dragonborn. Now all that remains of his three ships: Bahamut Bay, New Haven and Pride of Pel'au, are a handful of the finest Dragnborn he has served with. His ever faithful Bosun, the giant Thunder breath Dillon Reis, a giant Male standing nearly nine feet tall and carrying the flagship's anchor. The dutiful Blade of Bahamut, Krah'tun, a female whose devotion to the Platinum Dragon is unflinching. Engineer Far'ak whose flame propelled many of the Talon Leader's craft and does to this day and the only survivor not of the flagship, young Natn'kall, gazetted to helmsman. 
Of the survivors two were not mentioned for they was not crewmen, the noted Physician Mak'kur'ran, a specialist glass blower and student of herbology and the full-blood priest Deist Fah'raak. This pair finishes the list of survivors but not the story. For it has now been five years since his landing in what he learnt was a realm called 'Ath'esia'. Jak'kar owes his life to the actions of Salthazar Hu'bar and his intervention in attacking the undead horde with Rakan Kar and has vowed, on his sword, to repay them both, thus joining the Athesian council.
In his time on this plane he has found an entire saga that differs from his knowledge of the God-Dragons and has hunted down a Rakshasa. But his old enemy has been found in this land and the weak are being preyed upon by the strong. This will not stand.
Jak'kar, with help from his Oath-ward sought out the treacherous Loki. It was only through the dangerous intervention of a low flying Thalian Skimmer that Jak'kar was able to save his Oath-ward. After this, he, the crew and a handful of Athesians managed to stave off an encroaching undead horde. Thus keeping the ritual site clear.
The next year proved to be one of the hardest in Jak'kar's long life. At the request of Prince Longwood, Paavi Karjalainen was call to a trial. The trial is now an infamous incident that has now entrapped Jak'kar and Paavi within Longwood unless the Athesian Council petitions for their release for missions. Within their time in Longwood they must tell the Prince glorious tales of their escapades out in Athesia. Evidently this leaves Jak'kar with time for thought and contemplation of his race's Fate.
At the end of one mission, the pressing issue of his people's Fate was shown to those of Athesia, an entire temple was forced to undertake landfall, landing in the Dark Plains. However, he could not stay to talk to the new arrivals as he was transported back to Longwood. Yet again he has become an outsider to the plight of his people, a tool to be summoned at the will of his superiors. But this time he has tasted freedom, the enjoyment of exploration and now longs for it. 
His forced compliance gave him time to purvey his study of the ancient temples of the Grey dragons, maybe a clue to ending the warwass hidden somewhere, maybe not. Yet after a full year Paavi and he have been released from their imprisonment. Jak'kar refuses to talk on the matter, when inquirying souls ask they are met by Jak'kar's almost legendary steadfast and stoney demeanour. This has not helped his reputation, the Bahamut male was once considered by the Athesian Council, and his brothers and sisters of Bahamut, as a dependable source of draconic determination, but now he is eschewn by his once peers, only called upon as a matter of dire need rather than want. The Council is his last refuge, a bastion of those that trust him, but distrust and worry cannot be held back by stone and guarded gate. 
After years in the Vales news has reached the Athesian Council that the newly united Dragonborn Council has sent one of their older heroes back as a gesture for consideration in joining the Republic as a state. The retirement came with the perks of promotion, and Jak'kar Au'brai lives with the responsibility of a Fang's rank.
With the Vales' status in the Republic confirmed, Jak'kar is firmly solidified into the Council once more. His misdemeanours not forgotten, and the new power entering the fold raising more than an eyebrow with his appointment as one of the 'Venerable'.
Honours:
Veteran of the Battle for Bahamut Bay, (denoted by a copper ring on the middle finger of his right hand)
Former Knuckle to Fang Pel'Au, (denoted by dragon steel long knife, loaned to Paavi Karjalainen as an act of honour bond.)
Current Talon Leader in the Bahamut Navy, (denoted by copper trimmed jodhpurs and dragon steel edged weapon, his choice being a szabla style blade)
Officer in command over the victory at Platinum Straits, (denoted by a large platinum ring around his tail.)
Survivor of the Temple Island incident, (denoted by the steel chest guard covering the right pectoral)
Defender of the Border Waters. (No item denoting this command as it was a covert and extended mission.)
Acceptance into the Council of Athesia. (Thalian Skimmer, Bahamut Bay.)
Membership of Paavi Karjalainen's Athesian Tea Club?
Promotion to the rank of Fang. (Tooth inlaid shoulder pad, with platinum trim, worn on the right shoulder.)
Member of the Venerable, a Legendary order among the greatest of the Dragonborn leaders. (A solid, but ornate skull or a horned creature that is worn as a helm.)