Jagatai Oronir

The Golden Warrior

Past:

Born to clan Oronir, but the son of an Orl warrior. Jagatai was the attempt of the Oronir to counter prophecy. His father was an enemy of the Oronir due to prophecy gone wrong. Khal Orl was Jagatai's father when Khal was but a youth of 16. A Oronir woman named Sharea was disguised as an Orl and slept with the young warrior. Khal Orl had a misread prophecy that had led to many attacks on his life already and much fame for a youth. The Oronir had learned the truth of the prophecy. It was false; Khal was in fact only destined to gather the treasures of the Xaela and be a guardian of his people. But both the Orls and the Oronir were to proud to admit this publically. The Oronir in secret knew the truth. The first born son would outstrip the father they knew and be a guardian and ambassador to the Xaelic people. Many Oronir blamed the fate of the Orls for angering the spirits. The Oronir let Jagatai know who his father was
and said some day he might have to face him in combat as rumors that his father was one of the few surviving Orls.

Present

Jagatai works as a mercenary, for the Order of The Dragon after discovering his father, who made with anger attacked the Dawn Throne, seeking the death as a warrior he had been denied. Jagatai had to fight his father one on one to save lives and killed him, quick and clean giving Khal Orl the warrior's death he sought. Now he works for the Eastern division of the Order of The Dragon and travels the lands of Eitherys to meet his destiny. Of late destiny has found to have romantic failure making him turn his back on matters of the heart.Age:31
Height: 7'1
Has powerful aether and wields many powerful relics

The Azim Steppe:

A vast expanse of grassland that stretches across the far reaches of northern Othard, the Azim Steppe is said to be the ancestral home of the Au Ra, and remains to this day the home of the nomadic Xaela clan. Devout worshipers of the Dawn Father and the Dusk Mother─Azim and Nhaama─the Xaela are known for their unique set of beliefs. They are divided into fifty different tribes, all of which are very territorial and are engaged in a constant and fierce battle for land. The people of each tribe are led by their "Khan" or leader, and in turn they are all led by the Khagan, who can be replaced yearly through tribal combat known as the "Naadam". The culture of these Xaela are based on Mongolian tribes, mirroring certain names, customs and fashions.