Regongar

Regongar had a rough start in life. A childhood and youth spent in the Technic League’s captivity has left a permanent mark, forever changing the half-orc. But while Octavia believes that his suffering has destroyed almost everything good in Regongar, he thinks otherwise. In the crucible of servitude the magus steeled himself for future challenges, forged his iron will and deadly proficiencies which made the free Regongar a living nightmare for the Technic League and its agents.

Regongar is selective in choosing his companions: he abhors weakness, indecisiveness, and hypocritical prudery. A person that wins Regongar’s respect should be wary of such an honor: this magus has no friends except for Octavia, and he has no pity for those who disappoint him. A companion who knows neither rules nor boundaries. When he wants something, this half-orc has no scruples about stepping over a couple of bodies (or a dozen) or traveling to the deepest pits of Abaddon and back. Regongar relishes melee combat: the magus (Eldritch Scion of Dragon bloodline) makes a good use of magic protection and destructive spells as well as of his trusty blade. He has mastered many spells but his favorite are those that harness the power of electricity

He is in an open with fellow former slave, the half-elf mage Octavia. He is attracted to all genders and races and will encourage a potential lover to join him and Octavia. Be wary, he's a kinky masochistic sort that likes to taken hard by his partners, particularly women. He refers to Octavia and any other partner he may have as "his" as will be protective to a fault.

His nickname is "Reg" as long as he likes you, you're free to use it. As long as you don't get on his bad side (and aren't a slaver), he's a personable, friendly and humorous, he particularly loves a good pun and won't shy away from befriending those with different views. While he's not keen on religion, like Octavia, he is a worshipper of Calistria, goddess of both passion and revenge, and particularly keen on the latter.