Post by Mala on Feb 23, 2009 13:09:59 GMT -5
Name:
Rongar
Outer appearance:
Rongar is a tall man with dark brown skin. Wearing no hair on his head and showing a calm but knowing face, the moor has the outer appearance of an experienced warrior.
His clothes contain of a sleeveless dark brown vest and reddish pants combined with sandy toned leather shoes. A leather belt which extends to his thorax holds eight precious knifes and his sabre.
Strengths and skills:
The silent warrior they call him. The silent warrior he is.
Rongar knows how to fight without making any noise - how to defeat without calling some other's attention to the ongoing battle.
Throwing daggers with extreme precise is Rongar’s speciality. Amongst the Nomad crew there’s none who can take up to the moor’s ranged combat skills – may it be with a dagger, a bow or even a boomerang. In addition to this very special ability Rongar is a good sword fighter as well. He moves fast and smooth when being in a fight and thus most times outranks his opponent’s skills.
Furthermore one of his strengths are his sharp senses. He hears things way before his friends notice them and even his eyes seem to be a tad better than those of the rest. While Dermott is he crew’s lookout in the sky, Rongar is their watch on the ground.
Character:
Rongar is a very reliable person and one who knows when to leave people on their own or when to intervene. Although lacking the ability to speak, Rongar understands how get his ideas across simply by looking at his counterpart or signalling with his hands and facial expression what he wants to say. May it be in relation to this or his general calm nature, but soon after joining the Nomad crew, Rongar had become a good friend to everyone. He’s being trusted with secrets and solicitudes for everyone knows they can rely on the silent man. He himself however had been way more secretive about his person. One thing the Nomad crew for long didn’t get to know was his past and all what was related to it. But in this very past a central trait of his personality is being founded:
Shandara. Allegiance.
Rongar once vowed it to his people and now he vowed it to his friends – even if none of them knows. It’s something that binds him to the crew and the Nomad itself. It’s his reason for never letting anyone stand alone. No matter what they will have to face - the moor will stay with his friends until the very end. This is Rongar’s new Shandara. It’s one he will never break.
Bio:
Together with his younger sister Zora Rongar grew up in the realm of Bollnah. Both were born to a family of sovereigns and had been taught everything good leaders needed. So when their parents died, Rongar, who decided to still keep the title “Prince”, and his sister followed the old traditions and vowed the Shandara to their people. For many years both reigned wisely and shared the burden of leading a whole country. Prosper and bliss they brought to the land until one day a merchant, introducing himself as Ali Rashid, showed up in Bollnah. He gathered people to take over control and when Rongar found out about his plans, made up a trap. He demanded that Rongar, Prince of Bollnah, should banish the Thieves of Kaaf who secretly worked for the merchant. And when Rongar hadn’t been able to fulfill this, Ali Rashid accused him of collaborating with them and demanded his withdrawal. As a further pressuring medium the villain took the younger Zora who unfortunately had fallen in love with the stranger. Ali Rashid threatened to kill her if Rongar didn’t give up and with this won in the end. Rongar surrendered and promised to leave the islands, knowing that, if he wanted for him and his sister to stay alive, he mustn’t ever return. But for Ali Rashid this wasn’t enough. Before Rongar left the country the villain had the moor’s tongue cut off and left him to either die from the bleeding or survive and go into exile. Rongar survived. He left the islands and headed towards Basra to find work and start a new life there. But never did he forget about what happened and he knew that one day he would return and end what should never have been.
Soon he had found a good friend – Mustapha – who, only two years after Rongar had left the realm of Bollnah, introduced a young sailor to him who needed a good crew to fulfill a quest the Calif of Baghdad had set on him. This sailor had been Sinbad and although at the beginning being a bit skeptical about the moor, he took him to become part of the Nomad crew. Since then Rongar had been sailing the seven sees with the crew, fighting against all sorts of evil and injustice with them. And when one day a charge brought them back to the realm he years before had left, the prince took his chance. Together with his friends he defeated Ali Rashid and freed Zora from the burden she had had to carry. Although afterwards he would have had the chance to stay in Bollnah, leading the country like he once had, he decided to stay with the crew. He handed the duties of their reign over to Zora and returned to the realm that now had become his home: the Nomad.
Played by:
Oris Erhuero
Photo:
Rongar
Outer appearance:
Rongar is a tall man with dark brown skin. Wearing no hair on his head and showing a calm but knowing face, the moor has the outer appearance of an experienced warrior.
His clothes contain of a sleeveless dark brown vest and reddish pants combined with sandy toned leather shoes. A leather belt which extends to his thorax holds eight precious knifes and his sabre.
Strengths and skills:
The silent warrior they call him. The silent warrior he is.
Rongar knows how to fight without making any noise - how to defeat without calling some other's attention to the ongoing battle.
Throwing daggers with extreme precise is Rongar’s speciality. Amongst the Nomad crew there’s none who can take up to the moor’s ranged combat skills – may it be with a dagger, a bow or even a boomerang. In addition to this very special ability Rongar is a good sword fighter as well. He moves fast and smooth when being in a fight and thus most times outranks his opponent’s skills.
Furthermore one of his strengths are his sharp senses. He hears things way before his friends notice them and even his eyes seem to be a tad better than those of the rest. While Dermott is he crew’s lookout in the sky, Rongar is their watch on the ground.
Character:
Rongar is a very reliable person and one who knows when to leave people on their own or when to intervene. Although lacking the ability to speak, Rongar understands how get his ideas across simply by looking at his counterpart or signalling with his hands and facial expression what he wants to say. May it be in relation to this or his general calm nature, but soon after joining the Nomad crew, Rongar had become a good friend to everyone. He’s being trusted with secrets and solicitudes for everyone knows they can rely on the silent man. He himself however had been way more secretive about his person. One thing the Nomad crew for long didn’t get to know was his past and all what was related to it. But in this very past a central trait of his personality is being founded:
Shandara. Allegiance.
Rongar once vowed it to his people and now he vowed it to his friends – even if none of them knows. It’s something that binds him to the crew and the Nomad itself. It’s his reason for never letting anyone stand alone. No matter what they will have to face - the moor will stay with his friends until the very end. This is Rongar’s new Shandara. It’s one he will never break.
Bio:
Together with his younger sister Zora Rongar grew up in the realm of Bollnah. Both were born to a family of sovereigns and had been taught everything good leaders needed. So when their parents died, Rongar, who decided to still keep the title “Prince”, and his sister followed the old traditions and vowed the Shandara to their people. For many years both reigned wisely and shared the burden of leading a whole country. Prosper and bliss they brought to the land until one day a merchant, introducing himself as Ali Rashid, showed up in Bollnah. He gathered people to take over control and when Rongar found out about his plans, made up a trap. He demanded that Rongar, Prince of Bollnah, should banish the Thieves of Kaaf who secretly worked for the merchant. And when Rongar hadn’t been able to fulfill this, Ali Rashid accused him of collaborating with them and demanded his withdrawal. As a further pressuring medium the villain took the younger Zora who unfortunately had fallen in love with the stranger. Ali Rashid threatened to kill her if Rongar didn’t give up and with this won in the end. Rongar surrendered and promised to leave the islands, knowing that, if he wanted for him and his sister to stay alive, he mustn’t ever return. But for Ali Rashid this wasn’t enough. Before Rongar left the country the villain had the moor’s tongue cut off and left him to either die from the bleeding or survive and go into exile. Rongar survived. He left the islands and headed towards Basra to find work and start a new life there. But never did he forget about what happened and he knew that one day he would return and end what should never have been.
Soon he had found a good friend – Mustapha – who, only two years after Rongar had left the realm of Bollnah, introduced a young sailor to him who needed a good crew to fulfill a quest the Calif of Baghdad had set on him. This sailor had been Sinbad and although at the beginning being a bit skeptical about the moor, he took him to become part of the Nomad crew. Since then Rongar had been sailing the seven sees with the crew, fighting against all sorts of evil and injustice with them. And when one day a charge brought them back to the realm he years before had left, the prince took his chance. Together with his friends he defeated Ali Rashid and freed Zora from the burden she had had to carry. Although afterwards he would have had the chance to stay in Bollnah, leading the country like he once had, he decided to stay with the crew. He handed the duties of their reign over to Zora and returned to the realm that now had become his home: the Nomad.
Played by:
Oris Erhuero
Photo:
