#alastoren

Alastor constantly lies about his relationship with Eurynine, thought he’s finally started to accept that the person he’s grown attached to is another man he’s still not comfortable enough to let it be public information. He’s constantly worried that his sister or father will discover who he’s in a relationship with and what kind of reaction they will have.Alastor would lie about his own welfare, especially if its in reference to anything that happened in the past. (I leveled him in BGs through about level 70 so he has a soldier background story.) While he’s done plenty of things he would brag about he’s done and been through plenty more that is just easier for pride’s sake not to talk about or even just to avoid. I said he would lie about his own welfare but not to a detrimental state.He would lie about drinking or gambling as well. He used to spend a lot of time in the bar during his time off duty in revelry with fellow Knights. And he used to piss away the remainder of his stipend gold on games of chance. He was okay at gambling but more often than not lost more than he won. Eury’s displeasure at his hobbies eventually started to ween him off of them still...one little game couldn’t hurt.

Both Mosur and Rook would be black Rooks. Mosur’s made of either simple plastic or black stone and Rook’s made of a high polished black stone or a black gem. Neither would have embellishments or etchings on them. Both are plain and easy to grasp. The stone one weighs a bit more than the one carved from a gemstone. (Black Star Diopside I think)Taeriix would be a knight, black on Moonguard and white on Earthen Ring. Both would be made of a thick, heavy, sturdy material. The carved features would be light, and the white knight would have a smile to him.Alastoren would be a black pawn carved from bloodstone who’s main goal is to reach the other side of the chessboard and make something more of himself. Every carved edge would be sharp and precise. The high polish is meant to distract from the imperfect pattern in the stone but actually brings it out in a more beautiful manner to some with sharp eyes.Papa Don Sowdi is a black bishop carved from charred bone. His approach of things hardly ever direct but with farther reaching abilities than it may normally appear. The bone is roughly carved, with tools that might have been too large or were hand made and ill prepared for such detailed work. Still the precision with which the figure is carved shows a skill and understanding the artisan has gained with tools that were perhaps not the best options.