Glatimere Stagforge

Glatimere Stagforge was born in Drageye under the Dramorian empire, a dictator empire that is extremely militaristic. Glatimeres father was an expert swordsmith and sword master and had a very refined fighting style in dual wielding. Every day Glatimeres father would train him since he was 6, until the day he turned 14 when a group of barbarians slaughtered his mother and father. After that day Glatimere enlisted in the Dramorian army, trying to forget his sorrows and help his empire rid of the filthy barbarians to the north. Over the course of only a year Glatimere quickly rose in the ranks, becoming the youngest general in the history of Dramoria at the age of 15, while the other youngest was 20. Glatimere was different from most generals, in the sense that Glatimere actually fought on the front lines with his men, using his ice bending to assist in the battles. Glatimere fell in love with a 15 year old female healer recruit in the army (women with bending powers were drafted because they were desperate for resources). Glatimere being a general was not allowed to have a significant other because it could cloud his mind, but he decided to have a relationship with her in secret. After 6 months Dramoria gets into a war with Froera and a few other civilizations to the south. Glatimere is extremely against this war, but can find no way out of it. While Glatimere and his love were fighting on the battlefield, Glatimere decides to fake his death in order to escape the tyranny of the Dramorian empire. After a month of wandering, Glatimere comes across the chamber of the lunar monks. These monks take him in because he has the potential to master the art of lunar bending. After many months of training, Glatimere finds inner peace and is released back into the world, deciding to become an alchemist apprentice. After 2 months at around 16 and 6 months he runs across 3 other travelers, and adventures ensue. Glatimere later finds out that his love had his child.

Bending: Ice and Moon

Weapons: 2 short swords that were his fathers (later become encased in the hardest material)