Ormakk 'Brightscar' Rhogar

Rhogar was raised to be a servant to the Great Dragon from his birth. He grew up within their religious ranks, showing early promise for combat and a unique ability. He could, under the correct circumstances, have premonitions about the future of the tribe. On the nights when stars showered like rain, the clan elders led by his grandfather, Ormakk Holjiim, would escort the young Rhogar to the highest points of their lands within the Spiteferns. Here the stars themselves would show Rhogar things that no one else could know, which he would relay to the elders for their interpretation.

For many years the Ormakk tribe traveled amongst the Spiteferns based on these interpretations. Rhogar, not understanding the truth in his visions, could not have predicted that the elders would misinterpret and doom the vast majority of his people. The wise people among them predicted that the sky would open itself to them on that fateful night, and hoping to have a new vision to lead them, the elders led the tribe too close to waters inhabited by the Tritons. A skirmish ensued, with the Ormakk tribe taking many casualties, including Rhogar's father and mother. The elders panicked, already on their climb to see the stars, and hoping that the vision would save those who remained, turned to face their attackers and defend what they believed to be their only chance at salvation. As Rhogar watched the stars falling, one in particular struck him with its brilliance. It flickered and shined brightly, with every new flash of light showing Rhogar a new sign, signs of safety and fire, of refuge and destruction. He fell to his knees there on the hill, overcome with its brilliance, when it suddenly stopped.

A moment passed, and he turned to face his grandfather who was falling to the Triton's. Suddenly there was black, and pain radiated throughout all the world, and when he awoke he was being watched over by dragonborn he had never seen before. They whispered the word Brightscar and bowed to him, gathering his remaining people into the temple to see him. He was told that when the Tritons seemed to have won, Rhogar had called down the heavens themselves to smite them, a gift from the Great Dragon itself, and that he had led them to the safety of friendly clans. He was honored as the prophet of the stars, and the leader of his people. Now many years later, Rhogar has had another vision. He believes that not only his clan is at stake, but indeed all the known lands, and decides to do whatever it takes to save them all.