When he woke up, he found himself in another camp only it comprised of a small group of Ashlanders. Instead, as he desired to live, he screamed in fury while being tortured and the magic within him caused a huge fire explosion wiping out the entire Argonian camp while Assantus collapsed. One day, he was suffering from so much pain that he thought about giving up to in order to die. Despite managing to escape multiple times, he would stumble upon another Argonian camp only to be captured and tortured once again.
They already killed his family and burned down his home at a young age and had spent most of his life in chains as a servant or ended up being tortured. Along with the eruption of Red Mountain, Morrowind was left in shambles which allowed the Argonians to raid along the southern border in what was called the Accession War.Īlthough justifiable for the Argonians, Assantus knew very little about their or his people’s history.
The Argonian raiders held a deep hatred for the Dunmer since they were slaves in Morrowind for many generations until the Oblivion crisis occurred. Early memories of his childhood consisted of being attack by Argonian raiders and taken prisoner only to be tortured. Wintersun will be for roleplaying purposes as the Blackflame’s goal is to achieve 100% favor with the Daedric Princes Azura, Mephala, and Boethiah as the Champion of the Reclamations.įaction - Thieves Guild (only for early game since he will be operating by himself afterwards)Īssantus Rolan has endured a hard life. With Ordinator, Imperious, and Andromeda installed, the Blackflame will utilize a variety of skills to take out enemies in groups or one by one either from the shadows or directly. This is accomplished by the Ocato’s Recital spell from the Apocalypse mod which will trigger the Invisible spell when encountering enemies. The Blackflame Assassin is a hybrid of a spellsword and nightblade that can automatically disappear into the shadows when in danger only to appear striking his foes with his blade or fire magic.
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