Makil Vorimo, in the elven tongue that translates to the steadfast blade or sword. A humble country knight who founded his own order of knights to aid in the defense of alliance cities across Azeroth. Holds a bitter dislike of Death knights and has only blessed any of their ilk once or twice. Considering such abominations the ultimate insult to the alliance and all living things. Holds himself above most of the petty concerns of the rest of the people in Azeroth. Rarely participates in most of the various celebrations other than to show up look around and then leave. He however is quick to rush into a mob of hoarde attacking a city, lacking common sense. He has paid the ultimate price too many times to count. Will aid fellow paladins giving of his craft more often than not. Even to the point of being used by others in the world. Has never killed a man or woman in revenge, even if a lord or lady has deemed imprisonment of said people improper justice. Refuses to partake in methods of torture even for alliance cause, believing the alliance should strive for a higher sense of morality than the enemies. Holds the Lady Jaina Proudmore in higher regard than the King of Stormwind, though he would lay down his life for either. But Greatly respects Jaina's attempts at a lasting peace between the hoarde and the alliance, and was grieved that the King of Stormwind attempted to slay the orc Chieftain in Undercity. Having been there to witness the act, he was torn between the loyalty to king and country as sworn in his oath as a knight. Was thankful for the intervention of the Lady Jaina Proudmore. I am the light shining in the darkness My blade rings with truth! I am compassion, Honor, and Love. I am the broken that shall be mended. I am a knight of the Purple Rose! His warcry, the guild actually posesses a modified version of this warcry. This is my main character, though a bit over the top when it come's to right and wrong on some things, the area's that are most important hold closest to my personal view's. Though some of the celebrations of the game are interesting, for a paladin that must always be concerned about setting an example to those around him, it would not be befitting to see him getting drunk etc. Some day I will look into a screen of my second paladin, I rp that character closer to who I am as a person while still holding to fairly strict ideal's of morality. But he has been known to drink an ale on occasion or two, though never to excess. As shown, a warcraft screen including blizzards logo, postwork by me. You never see rain in Stormwind. I assume magic has something to do with that fact.