Vinere an Agaroth

Vinere an Agaroth, often known simply as Vinere, was an Anari human flamekeeper in the service of the Kingdom of Agaroth, and student of the phoenix Galanath. He died in the Fire Ritual of Londorwyn, but was later rediscovered and resurrected through the efforts of the wizard, Cyril Faulkner. 
He was a renowned warrior and evocation mage known for his sense of justice and order, and was incredibly talented in the use of the spear.
In the early years of the Imperial Era he served aboard the infamous Vesryne privateer Revenge as it journeyed to northern Khairys to curtail pirate activity there. He would later leave the crew for personal reasons.
In 1606 I.E, Vinere travelled to the northern shores of the Isle of Valgran, where he met the other individuals that would come to comprise the members of his adventuring party. They would later go on to save the world during the time after Heaven's destruction. It was during this time that Vinere, and his companion Artan, would give their lives in a final sacrifice to destroy Hell. 
== Information ==
=== Appearance ===
Vinere stood at a somewhat average height for a human, with a strong build reinforced by years of hard fighting in the service of the crown. In the Imperial Era he dressed himself in the fashion of the century, wearing a variety of shirts, vests and coats, and frequently wore a mask to cover his appearance, which was altogether weathered and old.
He carried a large oak longspear with a haft fashioned by the shipwrights of the Revenge as a parting gift, although later managed to track down and reclaim the relic Luin, an ancient spear of great power representing the birthright of the Anari kings of old. Using his affinity and knowledge of 'the flame', he was able to utilise the hidden aetheric potential of the spear to its fullest. The spear was later entrusted to the rat Sprig.
=== Personality ===
Vinere was a very secretive individual, known to keep much from his compatriots despite fighting alongside them. Despite his quiet nature, he was observant, patient and good-hearted, though did not hesitate to stand back when not needed.
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