Wraith

Wraith is an entity of unknown origin. Some believe he was once an elf, others say a human king. Regardless, Wraith became a threat to all humanity during The Spectral War, when he raised an army of the undead to fight for him in attempt to conquer the world. His efforts were stopped when he met King Guthford the Great in combat. The king sacrificed his own life to pacify the spirit of Wraith, and trapped him inside an obsidian gem. The gem was kept safeguarded inside the capital's castle, though recently an unknown group of thieves stole both the precious gemstone and the king's children from the very castle they resided. If Wraith is to be released from his hundred year prison, the realm could once again be in grave danger.

Character & Appearance
Wraith is a large being; standing a full foot above even the tallest of men. He is broad shouldered and stern, though none have ever seen him without his plate mail and swirling black cloak. It is unknown whether or not there is a physical body and beating heart beneath his armor, or if he is an entity constructed purely from dark magicks, a swirling tempest of darkness that has manifested into life. Glowing red eyes peer out from beneath his horned helmet, cold and piercing to even the most courageous of men. It is these red eyes that could dismiss any thoughts of mortality beneath that suit of armor.

Wraith is an unforgiving being; cold, heartless and cruel, lacking any form of compassion or love. He is a veteran on the battlefield, cutting down his foes with both blade and morningstar with superhuman strength. What Wraith lacks in compassion he makes up for with cunning, nearly conquering the entire realm during The Spectral War. It is unknown whether or not he can truly be slain in battle, and it is this unbeknownst immortality that invokes fear in all that oppose him. His voice is cold and icy, sounding more ethereal and ghostly than it does human or elf, further provoking the belief that he is not a man.

Wraith sees all that serve him as pawns to his cause; never displaying signs of affection or care to those that choose to follow him, despite the fact most are undead and thus incapable of even speaking. The only other being he has ever shown an interest in is Blackheart, the appointed commander of his army. He respects Blackheart for both his prowess in combat and his knowledge of battlefield tactics, as well as his dedication to the cause. When Wraith was imprisoned, it was Blackheart who sought to bring his master back into the world.

History
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