Wefveriin the Traitor-King

"'Ruling is only as enjoyable as you decide to make it.' - Wefveriin"The First King of Men, Wefveriin ruled over the Ancient Kingdom, a vast dominion that sprawled across the majority of the West Atrius. He is well-known for being the tyrannical King who sold his own race to servitude under the dragons. After his downfall following the Rebellion of the Ages, he fled to the stronghold of Cair Angcariix, where he and his son Carthiriix took refuge for another decade, before being cast down and imprisoned in the Tower of the Catacombs.

Early Years
Born on the sign of the Purple Moon, Wefveriin was the son of the

Faith of Transcendence
As the King began to age, his mind started to cloud with doubt and worry. Fear gripped him as his strength started the show-tell signs of fading and as his brown hairs dulled to a shade of grey. He imagined enemies hiding behind every corner, ready to kill him with sharpened knives.

In desperation, Wefveriin gathered scholars, explorers, mages, and warriors in order to find any way to prolong his life. In mockery of those who had claimed the King was searching for a way to become a god, he named this group as the Faith of Transcendence.

The Dragon Enslavement
The Dragon-Lord Agn

Appearance
Wefveriin is a lich, or a spirit whose essence has been torn from the normality of the world. As such, Wefveriin has no true physical form, making him entirely ethereal. In this state, he takes on his former physical appearance, a man in the middle of his third decade, tall and kingly. He has silver hair of medium length, slightly curly towards the end.

Personality
The First King of Men was once a good king who cared about the lives of his subjects, seeking to better them by implementing many new laws that sought to bring order and peace throughout his realm. Realizing that he was also young and naïve when it came to certain matters, he took careful counsel to competent officials who had earned his trust through a series of tests that measured their skills and truthfulness. As such, the early years of the Kingdom were described as peaceful and enlightened.

However, as Wefveriin’s age advanced, he began to grow extremely fearful of death. This spurred the onset of paranoia and cruelty, in which he began to condemn anyone he suspected of betraying him to painful death. As such, people feared him, which later turned to hate.

After the Dragon-Lord granted his wish, Wefveriin

Powers
The Traitor-King is a powerful mage, being extraordinarily adept at using magic even before his transformation into a lich. At the Battle of the Clangings, he summoned a hurricane of thunder and ice that cast down half of the Elvarn and Dwarven fleets. It took the combined efforts of Herseva,