Akale Felscorn

*"Many things is the art of the Fel. It is Chaos, it is fury, it is rage, it is anger. Qualities that indeed can be negative, yet it is the positive qualities that this magic represents that one much take hold of to fully understand it. Passion, Adaptation, Willpower. For all these traits are a Warlocks greatest tool. For that passion must be turned upon something that can ground us to reality, be it friend, family, or clan. A reminder as to why we wield this power besides the self. For with the desire of only the self, the calls of the Legion beckon, until there is no longer a self left." -Akale Felscorn, instructing other Warlocks in his Philosophy of the Fel*

Akale Felscorn is an old Orc, born to the Warsong Clan. He spent much of his life as a warrior of the Warsong up until his mid-years, when his mate died during childbirth. The grief the aging orc had gave him a new resolve in life, a resolve Gul'dan and his Shadow Council orcs saw as an easy new member in their ever growing conspiracy. A conspiracy Akale eagerly joined when given promise that the orcs would be unified under one banner.

He served faithfully under the Shadow Council, eventually leading their forces in the Orc war against the Draenei, but when the war was eventually won, and the planet slowly dying, the Horde moved onto Azeroth. It was there Akale realized the folly of his arrogance. He saw another world to conquer, but he also saw the same fate as Draenor.

Leaving the encampment he was in, he journeyed North, leaving the Horde, and becoming a nomad, until eventually hearing of Thrall's Horde, and eventually joining his Horde, wishing to assure that any warlocks that join the Horde heed his wisdom, so they may not repeat the mistakes of the past.

## Akale Felscorn

### Relatives

Drerl Forebrass (Father, Deceased)Erurtha Hellwind (Mother. Deceased)

Masze Redwind (Mate, Deceased)

Unnamed Son (Deceased)

### Affiliation

The HordeThe Shadowmoon Clan

The Warsong Clan (Banished)

The Shadow Council (Formerly)

The Burning Legion (Formerly)

### Occupation

WarlockCartographer

Alchemist(Expert)

## Description

An Ancient Orc, Akale has many wrinkles and signs of age all over him, from his face, to his general demeanor, to even his snow white hair, long beard and pony tail. The most notable feature of the orc is the fel green eyes that the orc possesses, eyes that seem to burn with rage. He can also be found wearing red robes, and black steeled armor across his person which drapes across and covers his body snugly.

## Personality

An enigma at times, given his rather monstrous appearance, people tend to assume his personality would be equal to the stereotype of warlocks. Grumpy, arrogant, and at times malicious. This can be true in some cases, but a majority of the time, Akale tends to try his best to dispel this stereotype against himself. While he may rarely smile, his voice tends to come off as very calm, and authoritative, like an Elder telling a Child how to properly do basic tasks. However, even during this, his body language indicates he's constantly tense, prepared at any moment for someone to attack him, a trait he earned being a nomad for many many years, making him unable to relax even when he's alone.

Those he deems as friends and companions, see a more relaxed side of Akale. Such as for instance, he is more willing to smile, chuckle, laugh, and have a jolly time with them. The demeanor tends to go down when necessary, but he will quickly revert back into the cold, calculated side of himself when the safety he cares about is in question.

## Background

### Early Life

Born in the Warsong Clan, he was expected to be quite a powerful warrior and hunter as he grew up in time. He was a bit below average strength as the rest of his peers and childhood friends, when he got of age to preform the Om'riggor, he only managed to succeed when he was around 16 years of age, being considered quite old in Orc culture when he fully became an adult.

His early adult life was him being dedicated to the way of the axe, studying the blade and practicing when he wasn't out hunting with other clan members, or defending the villages from attackers. It was during these many trips he ran into a Draenei Paladin by the name of Talan, an odd friendship that built up over the course of decades.

Eventually, at a late age of around 40, was when he was satisfied with his prime years and was willing to settle down, eventually finding a mate of the same age named Masze. All was well in his world, until they tried for a child. During the process of birthing, his mate died, and his child didn't survive much after.

### A Meeting of Darkness

The death of his mate and child had a profound effect on his sanity. It brought him to terrible grief and depression, a grief that almost made him lose all motivation of living. Yet in his grief, other voices filled his head, even today he is unsure if was his own thoughts, but none-the-less, those thoughts drove him to continue existing. For him to find a way to continue on he needed a goal so grand that it would be much greater than the grief that he felt, something to distract him from the pain. That goal to him, was the unification of the Orcish Clans.

As he was reaching the age of an Elder, his word had more weight, when he went to the Kosh'harg, one that is now most famous for Ner'zhul's meeting with the other orc Chieftains in private to create the Horde to fight against the Draenei. It was during this, while this meeting was taking place, when all the other orcs and elders gathered, talked, and feasted, did he run into an orc he never met before. The orc was quick to speak words, say things to Akale that he only thought of himself, he told Akale that he believes that unity in the Orcish Clans were inevitable, but it was people like them that would keep it all together. Such words, such strokes of pride, got Akale to trust the orc quickly, and when they departed, it was only then Akale realized that he never got the orcs name.

The next few years he heard hearing tales of Draenei patrols being attacked by the orcs, some of which Akale participated in. This war eventually broke his already strained friendship with Talan. Every Kosh'harg Akale would meet with the orc, they would talk, with other like-minded orcs talking with him. Two years after they first met, the orc gave an offer Akale couldn't refuse.

The orc told him that he was a member of a powerful group, the group had much influence around the clan, influence and power that he wishes to share with Akale, as well as many others like him. He told Akale there was a man forming a council of those who would lead the orcish people within the shadows, and he offered him to join him to meet the leader of this organization, and if he was deemed worthy, would be given a position in this council Akale would agree to the offer, accompanying the orc to a small group of people, who lead him away from the Kosh'harg as it ended, towards Gul'dan, and his Shadow Council

### From Warrior to Warlock

Akale became one of Gul'dans many students within the Council, drinking the blood of Mannoroth as was demanded, and quickly learned the art much like the others, his power grew great within the next year. When Blackhand was officially made Warchief, many shamans were convinced by Gul'dan to become warlocks themselves, and so Gul'dan would cease contact with Akale and all his other students forevermore. Gul'dan power grew incredibly, and such time was now wasted teaching others which could be done by another.

Akale and many veteran warlocks like him, were assigned to be taught the more advanced arts by demons to assure their power would reach their full potential. Akale and five others were assigned to be taught by an Eredar by the name of Ezaroth. His methods were brutal; if one was not quick-witted enough in his lessons and trials, they would surely perish, his knowledge of destruction magic was unmatched by anything Akale has seen prior, and so took great note of every detail the Eredar would do, that attention to detail is why Akale was the only surviving student of Ezaroth when the lessons were over.

With these lessons finally done, he was considered a master of his craft among the Shadow Council, and within that year when the war with the Draenei broke out into a full-scale world-wide war, he participated in it heavily. Many Draenei forms burnt to his flames, their villages exploding under his power, until all was but ash.

### The Draenei Orc War and the Death of Draenor

Over the course of years, Akale would make a name for himself in his ruthlessness and cunning when it came to the destruction of the Draenei. His years as a warrior has given his wisdom in tactics, both moral and immoral means of achieving victory. When Grommash Hellscream and the rest of the orcs eventually drank the Blood of Mannoroth, their victory was assured. Akale, having lived with the blood for a few years now, felt it was a blessing rather than a curse as the rest of them did, and so they marched deeper into war. With each Draenei Village destroyed under his orders and others like him, the Draenei would become more and more weary, eventually having their forces fall back to Shattrath, where they made their last stand.

The Orcish People gathered together for one last offensive, Akale being one of the many commanders to lead the final push towards Shattrath. In the carnage, as he lead his troops, he saw a familiar face before him, an old friend, now foe, Talan. The two were equals in the fight, both Draenei and Orc realized the personal vendetta the two had, and in an unspoken agreement, neither dared to attack Akale or Talan, leaving the two to their duel which lasted for two hours. A battered, bruised, and injured Akale came out on top, by using the corrupted elements to slam a fel-corrupted stone fist below the Draenei, propelling him up into the air, which gave Akale enough time to get a perfect hit on the Draenei with a felfire ball.

As Akale saw the Draenei died, he allowed the man to pass on naturally, having to much respect for their past relationship to drain the Paladin's soul. It was this act of mercy that allowed the Draenei to give his last words, "There will come a time, when you see the folly and futility of this war. You will see." At the time Akale passed off the words as rambling from a man that was dying, wishing to leave his mark on him before passing on.

It wasnt long however, until Akale realized his words were true. With the war over, and Shattrath destroyed, and the Draenei perceived to have been wiped out, it was only then him and many orcs realized that the planet was dying around them, they were far to caught up in their bloodlust to realize the truth, this war is costed them their home.

A year passed, their people fighting amongst themselves as the threat of starvation became a very real threat. All seemed lost, their unification meaning nothing, until Gul'dan emerged, telling the orcs of a planet called Azeroth, a world which would be their salvation.

### The First War

Akale entered Azeroth on their third wave, having already been entrenched within the planet well enough. As he began to establish his commands across some outposts and leading some forces, he would find himself having nightmares, nightmares of Talan telling him this was simply a repeat of Draenor, and that even if they succeed, the same fate will befall it for all eternity. Haunted by the image of his corpse, Akale eventually found himself agreeing with what the nightmares were saying.

After much deliberation, Akale would make the extreme decision to leave the Horde, a decision that would unknowingly save his life, should he had stayed, he would have eventually met the same fate as many of the other warlocks under the Doomhammer during the Second War. Abandoning the outpost and journeying North at the dead of night, the guards would let him pass as he was far above their rank for them to question him. It was only by the next day did they realize Akale deserted the Horde, and by then he was long gone for them to track down in hostile territory.

Akale would continue to journey North, using the techniques he learned over the years to properly survive in the wilds. At times he would steal from others if he deemed it necessary, but the most he ever stole was papers, quills, and inks for him to write. He would mainly map out the regions hes been exploring, finding it a good way to pass the time and give him a good idea of where he was going within this new world. He would also begin to excessively study the fel, now being outside of the resources of the Shadow Council, he would have to make his own.

The blood of Mannoroth was not easy on the orc, having it still course through his veins, his bloodlust was ceaseless, and at certain points he found himself losing control of himself, the fel corruption within himself making him go on the verge of feral. It was under these conditions that his studies would force him o find a philosophy of self-discipline, one which would barely allow Akale to retain his sanity,

Over the course of the war, as he studied and charted down locations, he would also begin to try and understand the language of the natives here, managing to pick up a decent grasp of common within the first year. Very rarely would any find his camps within the middle of the night, and those that do would run away in a panic, but of the few that didn't, Akale would have attempted to communicate with them, only three of these people would bother conversing with Akale, as all others would attack him in fear. Those he did converse with (one of which was Adam Godford), would be where he found most of his news.

When Akale heard of Stormwinds fall, and that they were going towards Blackrock Mountain in mass, which was near Akale's current location, he realized he needed to continue to go North until he reached the peak of the continent, making his way upwards towards Lordearon.

### The Second War

Being within Lordaeron was not easy, nor safer than staying in the South, but to Akale it was necessary for his survival. Still studying his magic his understanding nuances of the field, both in shadow and in fel, allowed him to have a better grasp on his inward self, and allowing him to control his blood-lust greatly compared to the First War. With this clear head his research became much easier, allowing him to theorize and make some magical items to assist him. Such studies gave way to a theory, that theory being how much explosive power a warlock can produce in a single spell. This question motivated him to begin writing "The Encyclopedia of Fel, Darkness, and Demons" A book that would contain all the spells that he knew, and any future spells he may find himself learning, given his great knowledge on the subject, the book easily went up in the page count and details.

His presence within Lordaeron was not unnoticed over the coming months, the newly formed Silver Hand took note of a warlock deep within their territories, and sent out a squadron to hunt down the warlock, and kill him. The squadron was lead by a priest by the name of Grant Luxford. Akale meeting the party of paladins and priests was easily overwhelmed, only managing to kill one priest before the injuries stacked up, forcing him to retreat and hide. As the squadron began to close in on him, Akale looked back to the theories, and looked upon one.

Gathering up as much fel energy as he could, preforming quick incantations of himself, and putting the power within himself. This sudden burst of energy released a massive wave of fel energy that erupted across the area, washing everything in its radius besides Akale with lethal amounts of fel energy, turning them most of the squadron to ash, the survivors fleeing in fear of what has happened, this action would cause the humans to dub the orc "The Hellfire Inferno" after what the spell looked like from the distance.

Akale was not unscarred by this spell, his hands cracked with fel energy and charred black, his chest being much the same fate, his eyes now fully corrupted with the fel, glowing a bright green. Akale fought against the pain, trying with all his might to not fall into shock, crawling for miles away from the sight, before eventually passing out.

When he awoke, he found himself even further north, being tended to by Shadowmoon Orcs who also fled from the Horde, some being warlocks as well. When his wounds were mostly healed, he would assist them in what they needed as thanks, and in turn they informed him of the war's progress, that the Horde has lost, Gul'dan had vanished, and that Orgrim Doomhammer had killed all warlocks that remained in the Horde. Over the years, as he continued to help with the Shadowmoon Orcs, he would eventually become a member of their clan.

When word of Thrall's Horde reached the Clan's ears, all except Akale departed South to try and join Thrall's Horde. Akale however would continue North, telling his clan members that he would join them when he is satisfied with the mapping of the northern regions.

### The Exodus

Going further north into elven lands was not a task to be taken lightly, and the further north he went, the more difficult it became to traverse the areas undetected. Sadly for Akale, he would be forced to turn back and begin to make way Southwards once more to try and join up with Thralls Horde. It was during his travels back he began to hear whispers of a plague beginning to envelop the people of Lordaeron, giving Akale even further motivation to move faster South.

The direction of where his destination was, and so continued to travel, in hopes of eventually running across a band of orcs that would point him in the right direction. Luck would be on Akale's side, after a short few months of traveling, he would cross paths with Gorrbrox and his warband of orcs, finding them in the middle of a skirmish with human footmen, a fight Akale assisted Gorrbrox without question. After the fight, the orc agreed to lead Akale to the direction of the nearest outpost so the warlock could rejoin the Horde.

Reuniting with his Clan, Akale would enjoy relative comfort, rejoining his orcish brothers and sisters, although most were suspicious of the warlocks true intentions. Regardless, when Thrall came forth, ordering the Horde that they were moving to a far-away land Akale would be on one of the many ships there.

### The Third War

During the first few weeks of their arrival, Akale would take great time charting down the lands in maps for him to properly travel and direct others towards their destinations proper. Over time however, conflict would begin, the Burning Legions return paired with the Kaldorei and Warsong's skirmish brought the Horde into an uncertain future.

As the Third War broke out, and the unification of human, orc, and elf came to bring down the demons of the Burning Legion, warlocks like Akale were most useful to inform the soldiers and leaders on proper measures to counter them, as well as each demon's abilities, and what their magic can do when the desire for such knowledge was needed.

The war exploded Akales research into the field of Fel Magic, and Shadow Magic, allowing him to have live samples of fel corruption due to the Felwoods, and the abundance of undead allowed him to properly modify his curses to affect the living and the dead. The flooding of demons back into Azeroth also gave Akale good reason to begin researching Demonology, a field that Akale originally neglected beyond being able to summon spiders in mass, giving him good reason to learn how to summon imps and felstalkers.

The defeat of Archimonde and the Burning Legion would have been a relief to Akale at the time, giving him a sense that a large part of his past has been relatively put behind him. Akale would take great care tracking down any remaining demonic cults that remained within Kalimdor, and reporting his findings to other like-minded warlocks so they could assure the Horde's safety.

### The Five Year Peace, and Classic World of Warcraft

The peace between Horde and Alliance was a great chance for Akale to chart down the lands of Kalimdor further, during those five years and the events that took place in Classic, Akale would have joined an Explorer's guild, using their resources to allow him to travel through many undocumented areas of Kalimdor to map them down. At a fair few points during this he would find bands of rogue warlocks and demons, and on those rare occasions, would have dealt with them personally.

Life for him at Orgrimmar wasn't as pleasant, as Warlocks were shunned by society, especially the orcs. Due to such, he would rarely stay in Orgrimmar for long periods of time, never feeling at home there despite his best efforts.

### The Burning Crusade

When Outlands was readily accessible once more to the people of the Alliance and Horde, Akale jumped at the chance to return home. The malencoly that followed was great, and the grim reminder of his failures laid bare before him. Regardless he spent a majority of the time up until Kil'jaeden's defeat reminiscing on the past, exploring this broken world, and further studying the fel.

This was also the time when he began to co-operate with the Forsaken much more, their acceptance and even curiosity of the fel made Akale feel much more welcomed compared to his people back in Orgrimmar, thus began Akale's respect of the Forsaken. At considerable times he would assist other Forsaken Warlocks on their project, as well as teach them new spells.

### Wrath of the Lich King

The Expeditions to Northrend wasn't joined by Akale until after the first 8 months had been finished, then and only then did Akale find a reason to journey to the frozen north of the world. His time there was mostly to research the conditions of the inhabitants there, and to study the new brands of undead he ran across while there.

When he heard of the Wrathgate, and the Invasion of the Undercity, he would finish up any work he had there and then make his way to the city. By the time of his arrival, the invasion was over and Undercity was recaptured. The Forsaken's reputation was now layered with huge distrust. Akale, understanding such a feeling, decided to request a move-in to the Undercity to help teach the Forsaken the ways of the fel, and help rebuild what he can.

### Before The Shattering

**The Siege of Satyrnaar:** Akale Felscorn, advising the Centurion of the Bloodbound Warband, brought up the possibility of Satyrnaar posing a threat to them in the long run, and suggested a scouting mission to determine the threat and any possible advantages they could take. Taking the making Druna with his assistance. During the scouting mission, they would discover the warlock Ritssyn Flamescowl was chained up and managed to free him and make their way out. This caused the ire of the Satyrnaar leader, Xeon, to hunt the fleeing group, and with a great battle, the Satyr would be brought down, and offered a pact by Akale Felscorn, offering it the chance to hunt down much greater creatures than having met here, an offer the Satyr couldn't refuse.

Gorrbrox would be disappointed by this, not wanting a Satyr that has caused so much damage to be left alive. Gorrbrox ordered Akale to kill the Satyr after his use was up, of which Akale agreed to, but had no intention to fulfill, seeing too much use for the Satyr in the future to gamble it away. Xeon would inform Akale of a relic called the Chalice of Elune, a relic the Kaldorei consider holy. Akale seeing the potential to draw the Alliance here to help them in this fight, informed them of the relic, and told them if they seek to claim it, they must join the fight. The Alliance, hesitantly agreed, expecting a trick, yet when it was all done, and the Satyrs were wiped out, they were given the Chalice as promised.

**A Chance Meeting**: In one of his visits in Hearthglen, Akale found that a unique creature, a Vulpera by the name of Navar, could possibly be part of the Twilight Hammer Clan. Akale not knowing the full extent of how deep Navar was in, would try to convince the Vulpera to leave the Twilight Hammer. Navar declared that he desired power and freedom, and to counter this, Akale would offer Navar to be his student as long as he moved away from the dark path before him. A fight would ensue, resulting in Akale easily beating the Vulpera, displaying the extent of power he had, and convincing the Vulpera to become his apprentice.

**The Demonfall Canyon**: Akale and a band of Horde members charged Demonfall canyon to eliminate the forces kidnapping Peons there. As time went on, they would carve their way to a Dreadlord, its plans revealed as it seemed to begin summoning a pitlord. The party fought the Dreadlord, until Akale managed to banish the Dreadlord back to the Twisting Nether. The party gathered at Grommash's monument, where his spirit was released by the shaman Kulkodar. Mannoroth's spirit was called by the release, which was swiftly defeated by a newly arrived Thrall and Garrosh.

## Abilities

**Fel Magic:** The Embodiment of Disorder. Fel magic feels off of the life and soul of another, whether living or dead. The power can be used to cause great destruction, and in rare cases create terrible constructs.

* **Felfire:** Felfire is a key aspect of a warlock's arsenal, capable of burning through most flamable objects with relative ease. Felfire is impossible to put out without magical means.
* **Fel Lightning:** A sophisticated spell that can be considered advanced in the destruction aspect of fel magic. Fel lightning can often be used as an ease of torture, or to stun a victim
* **Draining:** Be it Life, or Mana, Akale can drain one of the two forces from a person's body forcefully, and use that as a means to heal him, or regain mana. In some cases Akale has the capability to passively drain the lifeforce of the plants around him to fuel his spells, or heal his wounds.
* **Teleportation:** Ritual teleportation is rather common for most warlocks, but can not be easily acheived without the proper regents. Akale is no different, having to make an anchor to teleport to.
* **Felshard Creation:** Akale is capable of collecting fel energy within an object or location, and after preforming a ritual condense the energy into a felshard as a fuel source for spells.

**Chaos/Nether Magic:** Both fields are considered relatively niche and difficult to fully commit to, thus the two have compressed down to one catagory since they both are sourced from the same place, one way or another.

* **Chaos Bolts:** An extremely powerful spell Akale can cast, it requires felshards or soulshards to preform and considerable time to cast, but once the chaos bolt is cast, it will hit the target. Unless the target is completely invincible, the target will take damage from the spell due to the chaotic properties of the spell.
* **Nether Ward:** A ward of nether magic that is up for a few moments, the power of this ward however cannot be understated. If the ward is cast at the proper point in time upon a spell colliding with Akale, the ward will reflect the spell back at the target, this only applies to single target abilities, projectiles, or beams. Spells that have an explosion radius wouldn't be reflected and Akale would still be effected.

**Shadow Magic:** An echo, and lesser form of Void Magic, Akale learned a fair deal from the necrolytes of the Shadow Council, and the people of the Shadowmoon Clan to give him a greater understanding of the field.

* **Shadow Projectiles:** Bolts or balls, shadow magic can be compressed down into projectiles. Akale tends to use these spells against armored opponents as Shadow magic has the capability to ignore armor and target the victim's soul.
* **Curses:** Be it corruption, agony, or weakness. Akale has learned many curses to be used in the field of combat that is most useful to stack the odds against his opponent.
* **Invisibility:** An ability Akale has not perfected, it was still very useful to keep himself alive during his nomadic days. The Invisibility spell requires all his concentration, and thus cannot under any circumstances cast a spell while under this condition, or defend himself.
* **Soul Draining:** If a target is weakened physically, or has been thrown into a situation of sheer terror, Akale has the capability of draining a target's soul and putting it inside a soulshard for further use as fuel for a spell.
* **Minor Illusions and Mind Manipulation:** While not as great as a Shadow Priest, Akale is capable of producing minor illusions to trick his opponents, be it a fake spell, a fake item, or at times a fake person. Mind manipulation however is a much more difficult subject, for Akale the most he is capable of with this aspect, is the capability of making the victim feel intense fear and flee in terror.
* **Diseases and Afflictions:** While not as great as a Necromancer of Death Knight, Necrolytes of old were capable of giving disease and plague upon their victim. Akale is no different, however, most diseases he can conjure kill the victim over a long period of time. The only exception being the Unstable Affliction, which acts fast and dies fast, but has no guarantee to kill the target.
* **Shadow Enslavement:** A technique that he has learned from combining the powers of Shadow Priests and Rogues, treating a shadow as an actual entity and enslaving it to cause it to preform actions that can benefit the real world. For instance, Akale enslaving his own shadow to move the shadow of a chair.

**Demonology:** The study of summoning demons, binding demons, and replicating some of their properties. This is one field Akale is relatively behind on compared to the average warlock.

* **Summon Imp:** A Fel Imp named Pippik, he tends to give additional firepower by going to the backlines and pelting them with felbolts.
* **Summon Felstalker:** Akale rarely summons this creature, but when he does it because he believes he is outmatched or equally matched with a magical opponent and needs an edge in the fight.
* **Enslave Demon:** Temporarily controlling a demon against their will, this power is rather based on a spur of luck then consistent skill. Of course, greater demons are incapable of being effected by this spell.
* **Demonic Skin:** A relatively older spell that makes Akale resistant to slashing and piercing damage from lower quality weapons. Higher grade metals can easily cut through the skin however as if it was normal. Weapons like Iron or Steel however will be slashing through very tough hide and would be having an increasingly difficult time drawing blood.

**Rune Magic:** Specifically the Vrykul runes of the Death Knights(As normal Arcane Runes are impossible for a warlock of his corruption), Akale is incapable of casting these spells unless the rune is exposed in the open air.

* **Asphyxiate:** Conjures dark energy to wrap around the throat of its victims, Akale can move the target with the darkness while the spell is still active.

**Martial Prowess:** Despite his old age, Akale was once a Warrior of the Warsong clan up to his Elder years, and even now he consistently trains himself with his axe and has not changed his training routine whatsoever even when he was a warlock. Due to this, some of his warrior traits have carried over towards him today.

* **Melee Combat Proficiency:** Specifically with the Axe, Akale knows how to use it and be a challenging opponent to the average fighter on the battlefield. However, compared to someone more invested fully in melee combat such as a Warrior, Paladin, or Death Knight of equal experience, Akale is easily outclassed on all levels.
* **Bloodlust:** An Orcish trait, exploding even further due to his affiliation with the Fel, Akale can enter a bloodlust state to increase his strength, stamina, and dexterity sharply in huge bursts. This will however exhaust him due to his old age and will require him to drain some energy from another to regain it.
* **Indominable Will:** A trait Akale would claim is his greatest power. His indominable will allows him to control his rage even while in a Bloodlust state, instead coming of as a calming rage, making it impossible for most people to know when Akale has entered a rage beyond his eyes. This Will has allowed him to resist the greater temptation of the Legion, and in most cases allows him to resist most charm and mind control spells from all but the most powerful of individuals.

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