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"People often ask for a hero when what they really need is a villain."
—Feloirus Firavel

Feloirus Firavel is an elven lord, strategist, former Farstrider, veteran of the Second, Third and Fourth wars as well as the the War of Northrend, the Darkspear rebellion, and the Third Legion Invasion. He is the current Lord of Villanelle, the ancestral land of House Firavel.

Physical Appearance[]

Lord Firavel's outward appearance is similar to many of his elven kin, with a few exceptions. Standing at five-foot-ten, he is only slightly below average height. While he has toned arms and legs, acquired and maintained from his time as a Farstrider, it is accompanied by a soft stomach; opposing the elven standard of slender beauty. Another oddity is that his canines are sharp and fanglike, akin to a Kaldorei's. He bears a noticeable scar running vertically over his left eye, yet the most striking features about him are his sharp emerald eyes and long blonde hair that flowed to gently to the middle of his back.

Personality[]

Lord Firavel's personality is multi-layered, many people thinking of him as a ruthless, cunning, stubborn, proud person; a reputation he actively tries to maintain. Despite this, he is capable of great kindness, particularly to other Sin'dorei; doubly so towards those he considers family. A proven patriot and nationalist; during the rebuilding of Silvermoon Feloirus donated hefty sums of gold towards orphanages and academies. Today he continues to be an active patron towards these establishments, believing that taking care of his race's children should be a priority. He's even been known to take talented youth, low or high born, into his court and train them to their fullest potential.

A family focused person, Feloirus will often help his kinsmen even if he doesn't like them on a personal level and his adopted daughter, Laegnes, is spoiled rotten. It would take much for Feloirus to turn on his own family; but as seen with his father, it is not entirely impossible.

To those that cross him, Feloirus could be described as brutal demon, but to his friends and allies he can seem like a kind saint.

History[]

Birth & Early Years[]

On the day Feloirus was born, his grandfather, Xander died from an unknown disease that some speculate to be an Amani hex. This omen caused Kieran Firavel to disdain Feloirus and treat him harshly as a child. Nonetheless, he was afforded an excellent education in the arcane, literature, math, military strategy and martial arts. Feloirus was often forced into harsh training that would end only when the boy either succeeded or was knocked unconscious by the Firavel's master-at-arms.

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The Firavel Coat of arms by DylanPock

Despite these grueling tasks, not all of the boy's childhood was torturous. He had close relations with both his mother, Eponine Aradel; and his brother, Tievis Firavel. Whilst his mother was passive and subdued around Kieran, she often spent quality time alone with her two children. Feloirus felt a deep connection with Eponine, which provoked teasing references from his peers; fitting the glove of a "mama's boy". His relationship with Tievis, however, was at first strained due to their father all but ignoring Tievis in favor of focusing on Feloirus. It wasn't until Feloirus took it upon himself to be a father figure to his little brother that the two became close. These efforts often caused clashes between Kieran and Feloirus; some of which becoming physical in nature, Kieran insisting that the elder ignore his younger brother and focus on his studies.

The tension between Feloirus and his father gradually intensified over the coming years. Eventually, the two were hardly even on speaking terms. Feloirus had grown to heavily resent Keiran since he had an affair that resulted in a daughter with one of his guardswomen. Most had remained ignorant of the bastard while others simply didn't care. But Feloirus, just like with Tievis, strived to ensure this new child's safety and comfort. The girl was named Sabara, and was given her biological mother's surname of Shan'tiel per Kieran's will. This was done in deceitful effort to conceal the scandal which only added to Feloirus's discontent. Feloirus would then eventually present his father with an ultimatum: "Give this girl the same level of education and comfort as I have or I will ensure all of Quel'thalas knows of her true origins.". His father reluctantly caved in to the demand, Sabara and Feloirus becoming inseparable in the process.

Coming of Age & The Second War[]

At the age of twenty five, Feloirus focused upon honing his training in combat, attempting to become a Paladin of Quel'thalas. While he passed all the physical instruction with ease, the Holy Light would never bless him, causing him to temporarily neglect his physical training and focus on other areas of expertise such as, tactics, politics, and subterfuge

Over the coming years, the young noble found his way into many social circles. Spanning from the scoundrels of Murder Row to the children of other noble families, Feloirus gained influence as a sort of social chameleon. As a result, he learned of many back-alley dealings while also forming early ties with future lords and ladies. He also attained a reputation due to his insatiable thirst for tactical knowledge. Feloirus was often found in the military sections of Quel'thalas' libraries, studying formations and writings left by history's great generals. He became partial to the game of chess, and would quickly become a master; defeating those that were several times above his age and class.

Feloirus' chance to test his capacity as a tactician against real opponents came during a southern campaign ordered by his father. Though Villanelle had stood strong for centuries, it's southern border was still often beset by Amani warbands. Kieran gave Feloirus military authority over all of the province's levies and ordered his son to wipe out the pests once and for all. Without hesitation, Feloirus set forth on a bloody warpath that saw Amani children, women, elders and soldiers massacred alike. He crucified the bodies of the trolls slain in order to lure out the droves of survivors. Once the Amani entered the crucifixion camp, they found it abandoned; manned only by straw soldiers doused in oil. What little resistance was left burned alive that day, trapped in between an inferno and a Firavel encirclement. When Feloirus reported back to his father, Kieran granted the newly conquered territory to his cousin, Or'leos.

His second military operation was during the Second War. Kieran ordered him to lead Villanelle's forces into battle once Quel'thalas had entered the war in earnest. Feloirus was aggressive and unrelenting towards the orcs. He refused to take any prisoners outside of necessity. Due to the burning of the elven forests, his rage towards the invasive race was nearly as strong as his hatred for the trolls. While not given a high military rank in the unified Alliance army, Feloirus was noted to show early promise as a commander, as he often predicted enemy movement and used terrain to it's utmost advantage.

Joining the Farstriders[]

Feloirus returned home to victory and praise from his peers; but his father met him void of appreciation. He pressured Feloirus to choose one of Silvermoon's orders to guide his combat expertise. With the light having forsaken him and no interested in pursuing the art of the Spellbreaker, he was left him with two options: the Magistrate or the Farstriders. With Kieran having long since making House Firavel the laughing stock of the Magistrate; Feloirus was all but forced into the Farstriders.

Feloirus found that he had a natural knack for the Farstrider's methods. Having previously been trained with both the sword and the bow left him quite the versatile individual. He was assigned as an understudy to a much older Farstrider and was tutored on how to bend the power of the forest to his will.

Over time, Feloirus and his mentor became close associates and occasionally spent their leisure time together. Unfortunately this association was not fated to last; during a mission his mentor had fallen through a cavern floor and got entangled in a web below where he was quickly consumed ravenous spider. This event caused Feloirus to develop arachnophobia.

The Invasion of Quel'thalas[]

Feloirus had already been recognized as a full-fledged Farstrider by the time of The Scourge invasion. He was placed under the direct command of Sylvanas Windrunner, the then Ranger-General. During the defense of Quel'thalas Feloirus developed a strong admiration for Sylvanas's cunning, stubbornness and loyalty to her people. This respect never waned despite her undeath, with the noble always speaking of her with utmost reverence and even becoming defensive when others spoke ill of her.

He gained a moderate amount of recognition among The Farstriders for his leadership potential and keen mind. This recognition however, did not matter in the slightest; the elf gates had been breached and this spelled the beginning of the end for Quel'thalas and many of her inhabitants. Once Sylvanas herself was struck down and her legacy defiled by being raised into undeath, the Elven military collapsed on itself with no king, no prince and no general to rally to.

After the routing of the elven forces, Feloirus first rushed to his fiancee and first love's home. There not only did he find her already dead, but dead in the arms of another man; they had poisoned themselves rather than face the wrath of The Scourge. Heartbroken and demotivated, Feloirus made his way home to try and evacuate his family but by the time he reached there he was too late. His father had just been freshly impaled by a Death Knight and Feloirus took the opportunity to finish off Kieran by stabbing him in the throat with a dagger. At this point he had nothing but contempt for his father - a man who had always held him up to an impossible standard, he placed all the blame of House Firavel's political woes on Kieran's shoulders. After reporting that his father had died at the hands of The Scourge, Feloirus took to hiding in the forest to lick his wounds and mourn his losses.

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Feloirus after the fall of Quel'thalas

Rebuilding[]

After The Scourge had left Quel'thalas, Feloirus briefly returned home to see if any of his kin had survived. The only living family he found was his sister, Sabara; together they plotted their vengeance. After a conducting a brief memorial service for his brother and mother, both presumed deceased, Feloirus set out into the wilderness of his ruined home. He picked and sold herbs, bloodthistle chief among them, to his disheartened Elven kin thereby earning himself a decent amount of gold within a short period of time. With that gold he purchased a plot of land in the still recovering Silvermoon and opened up a brothel filled with 'exotic' women, providing him with a steady source of income for future endeavors.

While slowly rebuilding his wealth Feloirus also began to earnestly practice the arcane arts, thereby taking up the mantle of a spellbow. He found he was naturally attuned to the arcane; though, as he was a novice, his spellcasting was sloppy and often consumed much more energy than it truly required. Realizing that he likely did not have much time to hone his magical talents, he decided to follow the lead of most other Sin'dorei and began to drain demons of their magic. With the demonic power at his fingertips he became much more confident in his abilities and decided it was time to reclaim his family's northern residence in Falconwing Square.

Having not returned to the residence since the fall, Feloirus was surprised when he found that a merchant family had taken over the estate. They were attempting to up jump their way into nobility by stealing the Firavel titles, starting of course; with the most negligible. Outraged by this affront, Feloirus requested aide from the other nobles of Silvermoon. Alas, not a single person cared to help the scion of a disgraced House. Left with no other option, Feloirus schemed methods to get rid of the Rae'nathal family. When the day of action came, Feloirus broke into the manor under the cover of night. Equipped with a few vials of poison that he made using his expertise with herbs, Feloirus injected each of the Rae'nathal family members with a large dose of the toxins. This resulted in them falling into a deathlike slumber. When they awoke, the parents found themselves bound to torture racks with Feloirus standing in front of them with his hands on their son's shoulders. He gave them a choice, leave willingly or watch their son be mutilated before dying themselves. They chose the former, and Feloirus kept the boy hostage for a month to ensure the Rae'nathal's compliance before sending him home.

The Lord went about restoring the manor to it's former glory. In the process of clearing out the rubble, Feloirus came upon one of the Firavel's ancestral treasures: the magical bow Shari'adune, known in the common tongue as 'Trollslayer'. With both the manor and this ancient bow in his possession Feloirus saw fit to claim his birthright, domain over the lands of Villanelle, and began it's revitalization.

Assuming his duties as a full-fledged lord of Quel'thalas, Feloirus held a regular court at the castle. At one such convenement a young elf, barely in her preteen years, was brought before him for thieving. Her name was Laegnes and she had been caught not only breaking into the keep but trying to rob a few experimental potions. When brought before the lord for judgment she continually tried to manipulate and charm her way out of punishment. Feloirus saw through her attempts but was intrigued by her talent and offered her an apprenticeship under him. The girl accepted his offer and thus became his shadow.

After years of tutoring and bonding with Laegnes, Feloirus found out her life's story and that she was an orphan. She proved to be inverse to him in many ways, chief among them is that she found the light fascinating. Feloirus accepted that Laegnes could never really emulate him and specifically sought out a former Silver Hand paladin to continue her tutelage in combat. Eventually he offered to adopt the girl, impressed by her progress and ultimately endeared by her bratty attitude. Laegnes happily accepted and took the Firavel name, excited to have a family once more.

Northrend[]

Landing[]

It was seven long years before the forces of the world turned their attention to Northrend. During these years, Feloirus had practically lived and breathed for vengeance. Feloirus left Villanelle in the care of small council of advisers with specific instructions to expose his young daughter Laegnes to as much politicking as possible. He then proceeded to request a spot, among the predominately Forsaken force that was slated to land in the Howling Fjord. While deployed in the fjord, Feloirus quickly gained a reputation for being particularly brutal and even savage to anyone or anything affiliated with The Scourge. There were many times where Feloirus went out of his way just to ensure that as many undead were purged as possible, earning him both the respect of the Forsaken present and the nickname 'The Bloodthirsty' or 'Sin'liat', in his native tongue.

This reckless behavior almost costed him his life at one point, he had gotten himself surrounded by a Death Knight and it's undead minions. While Feloirus was able to defeat all the mindless ghouls, it came at a price - he had been slashed from his forehead all the way down and over his left eye. Weakened and half blinded by his blood he proved no match for the Knight and within a few seconds of combat, Feloirus found himself on the ground about to be impaled. It was at this point where a Deathstalker by the name of Roldopher Veremon intervenes, cutting through the Knight with blades infused with shadowflame.

While most of The Horde-Alliance Coalition turned their attention to Naxxramas ; Feloirus and Roldopher were sent to Icecrown as scouts and saboteurs. During this time Feloirus grew ever closer to Roldopher, despite the latter's constant antics and sometimes completely random, illogical statements. While he was obviously wary of an insane Forsaken following him around, time and again Roldopher proved himself reliable when absolutely necessary and his crude jokes helped lighten the mood. The pair proved to be an excellent, efficient team with a diverse set of skills.

The Argent Tournament[]

When the Argent Crusade called for a tourney to determine those most fit to go on to siege Icecrown Citadel , Feloirus was one of the first to sign up. He had come this far and he wasn't about to let anyone or anything stop him from seeing The Lich King defeated. During the preliminary jousting rounds Feloirus easily swept away much of the competition, much to the onlookers surprise. The harsh childhood training his father had put him through had finally come of use as he unseated nameless knights of the alliance and random orcish wolf riders.

This success however, came to an end during the second round of the main tournament. Feloirus had come up against an old childhood friend who had also registered. Before the match even started Feloirus quickly threw in the flag of surrender, refusing to risk even partially injuring one of the few Sin'dorei left. Luckily, Feloirus' performance in the preliminaries and in the other facets of the tournament secured his spot on the strike force that would assault Icecrown Citadel.

Siege of the Citadel & Depature[]

While preparing for the assault on the Citadel, Feloirus sought out Roldopher who had also earned his way into the prestigious group of 'heroes'. The two advanced into the Lich King's abode side by side, earning merit by cutting down countless scourge and saving the lives of various fellow crusaders. Feloirus' performance took a sharp turn for the worse once the crusade reached the blood quarter. He was unable to bring himself to fight wholeheartedly against so many of his former kin and proved to actually be a hindrance to the rest of the group. By the time the Blood Queen was defeated, he and many other Sin'dorei were deemed unfit to continue and relegated to securing the already cleared out wings of the citadel.

After the fall of Arthas, Feloirus toured the Storm Peaks having heard tales of Titan technology. In the mountainous peaks he stumbled upon and was able to acquire little bits of the unfamiliar technology. Intending to hire engineers to attempt to replicate it, Feloirus left for home with Roldopher Veremon in tow.

Cataclysm[]

During the short lull after the fall of The Lich King, Feloirus had refocused all of his efforts into making Villanelle a thriving hold of Quel'thalas once more. He often received the aide of the now semi-retired Deathstalker, Roldopher Veremon. The arrangement was simple, Roldopher helps Feloirus with his dirty work and in return receives a form of entertainment to help make his dull days a bit more bearable. Over time Roldopher earned much favor with Lord Firavel, receiving many gifts such as a pair of ancient runeblades that had chattering teeth on their hilts.

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Feloirus during the Cataclysm

Even Deathwing's awakening did not stir a change in policy and he continued to focus on strengthening his political and military position. He even implemented some of the Titan technology, mainly the artificial intelligence, that he had acquired in Ulduar into his manor's structure. Despite constant pressure from his peers, he truly believed that with even the aspects fighting against Deathwing, any aid he could possibly render would be moot.

Pandaria[]

Once the mists around Pandaria cleared and the forces of the world took to the new continent to continue their fighting, Feloirus set sail not to fight; but to learn. He had heard little of the Pandaren, but upon landing found that they were great cooks and thus he aspired to learn their trade.

Not long after making landfall, Feloirus met with a renowned Pandaren monk by the name of Cao Mengde. It is from Mengde, that Feloirus not only learned how to cook, but how to silence and fully control the demonic whispers that plagued his thoughts and threatened to drive him mad. He also came to be reunited with his brother, Tievis who had been previously assumed dead. By pure happenstance, the two shared a mentor in Mengde, the Pandaren having spent the better part of the last two decades training Tievis in the ways of both windwalking and mistweaving.

As if a familial reunification was not enough, it was during this time period where Feloirus met a woman by the name of Kylarra Scatheblade, a Horde soldier deployed in Pandaria. Kylarra was a rash, foul mouthed, overbearing and generally unpleasant woman but the two had a relatively enjoyable conversation over his cooking. Despite her being someone that Feloirus would have never thought himself to develop an intimate relationship with, they quickly became close and romance budded between them.

Feloirus's leisure time continued on, he would practice his cooking while having Kylarra conduct taste tests; that is until he heard of Garrosh forcing the Sin'dorei to create a mana bomb, resulting in the Dalaran incident . It was at this point that Lord Firavel returned to Quel'thalas with his brother, suggesting to his fellow nobles that the Sin'dorei cut ties with Garrosh's Horde before the damage to their pride and sovereignity was irreparable. To his elation, Regent Lord Lor'thremar Theron declared his intention to join the Darkspear Rebellion .

Despite his disdain for trolls, Feloirus personally led an elite unit of his own troops to the Northern Barrens in order to reinforce the rebel forces. While in The Barrens, Feloirus was reunited with Kylarra and under Feloirus's directives they saw many victories against Garrosh's Kor'kron. After the Northern Barrens were secured, Feloirus and Kylarra arrived at Razor Hill to begin preparing for The Siege of Orgrimmar. However, a week before the day of action, Lord Firavel found out that Kylarra had become pregnant within their short relationship. Not wanting to risk losing his possible heir, he withdrew to Quel'thalas with Kylarra at his side.

The Dominion of the Sun[]

Feloirus spent all of his time during Garrosh's trial in Quel'thalas preparing for fatherhood. He became extremely protective of Kylarra and was known to be overbearing at times, not allowing her to leave the manor without an escort. Eventually he heard of a blonde elf, bearing the Firavel family features claiming to be a lost cousin. Paranoid and suspicious, Feloirus had this supposedly family member's home completely surrounded before entering to question him. This 'cousin' introduced himself as Lainnos Firavel  and warned Feloirus of an oncoming Rae'nathal plot to have Kylarra assassinated. Feloirus felt the need to confirm Lainnos' identity before taking any action, however. To end his suspicion, he took Lainnos back to the Firavel manor and employed an ancient blood ritual to ensure his heritage.

After assuring himself that Lainnos was indeed family, Feloirus immediately prepared to uproot the remaining Rae'nathals that were held up in a mountain keep located in Arathi Highlands . The remaining Rae'nathals were made a swift yet brutal example of with all remaining family members being culled and the family rendered extinct. While pilfering through the remnants of the fortress, Feloirus stumbled upon a journal written in draconic . After having the journal deciphered, Feloirus discovered that the Rae'nathals were merely pawns for a powerful Highborne felmancer named Azarai. Alarmed at the increasing amount of enemies he had to contend with, Feloirus sought out and joined The Dominion of the Sun, who he fully intended to puppet in order to protect his family. Shortly after this, Kylarra gave birth to a baby boy. As a gesture of thanking Lainnos for his warning and assistance, Feloirus named the child after him.

As the Iron Horde spilled into Azeroth, Feloirus remained focused on stopping Azarai. Before Feloirus could take action, however, he was ambushed in the confines of his own manor by Azarai's warlock underlings. These warlocks proved to be incredibly powerful, and planned to banish Feloirus to the depths of the Twisting Nether with a vile ritual. Their mission would have been successful were it not for the intervention of Roldopher Veremon. The Forsaken was able to disrupt the ritual, but the unstable magic was merely redirected. The instability of the wild magics engulfed both the warlocks and Roldopher, resulting in the banishment of them all. Soon after, Kylarra would leave Feloirus's life without so much as a single word in explanation. Such heavy losses dropped Feloirus into a pit of depression that would develop into a rage. Turning his sorrow to strength, Feloirus would now pursue Azarai with newfound resolve.

With the power of the Dominion backing him, Feloirus managed to close Azarai into a corner within the following weeks. Their own efforts had been tireless, and many vantages were gained through invaluable information and sabotage by defectors and moles within Azarai's cult. However, just as the end seemed closest, Azarai vanished. It was implied that an immensely powerful ritual backfired and killed the felmancer in the process. Feloirus was not convinced that such an abrupt end would quell Azarai. He would investigate any leads regarding Highborn Magi that he could obtain, in effort to catch Azarai's trail once more. This eventually lead him to Serpico Shar'adore. Serpico was a skilled mage that served the Alliance as a Marshal, however, his past was shrouded in mystery. Serpico had become much more active following Azarai's disappearance, which further coaxed Feloirus's suspicions.

Not leaving anything to chance, Feloirus decided he would take the fight to this suspicious Highborn. He threw himself into his work for The Dominion, resulting in many decisive Sin'dorei victories against Alliance war parties. These merits are what earned the Lord the respect of the Dominion's then leader, Tendael Dawnlight. He rose through the Dominion's ranks until he earned the title of Viceroy, serving as the organization's head of intelligence. This gave him the authority he needed to lead the searches and battles as he saw fit to root out Azarai.

A Fated Meeting[]

Throughout his tenure in The Dominion of the Sun, Feloirus grew fond of the organization. This fondess led to him staying aligned with the faction, even though it became more and more apparent they could do little to help him in his obsessive search for Azarai. At times the Lord would withdraw from the organization, pursuing his own agenda independently. A particularly long absence coaxed concern and soon a young girl was sent to look for him. Her name was Aendalah Strangelove.

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Feloirus & Aendalah by OnecomplicatedIguana

Aendalah was tasked with not only making contact with Feloirus, but also to learn from him. She was a youth that showed great talent in espionage and military strategy; even though her martial prowess left much to be desired. The girl went around Silvermoon offering heavy bags of coin to any who could put her in contact with Feloirus. The zeal at which she pursued her leads coaxed a suspicious response from her quarry and one day, she found herself betrayed by her own information broker and surrounded by Firavel men.

Feloirus questioned her, coming to find out her true intentions. He took her back to his manor and tested her knowledge as well as determination. Satisfied, he offered Aendalah a place underneath his wing. Soon Aendalah became his shadow, watching him command countless skirmishes, strategize about war, and deal with tricky political situations. Eventually, Feloirus quietly resigned his post with The Dominion of the Sun. Unsurprisingly Aendalah followed suit and continued to shadow her teacher. They were an inseparable pair, bonded by their mutual pursuit of knowledge. So close is their relation, that rumors of romance between them are quite common; though very little proof of such a relationship is publicly available.


Third Legion Invasion[]

With the uprising of doomsayers across Azeroth, Feloirus contended with panic among the general populace. In an attempt to allay concerns, he made frequent public appearances and increased the funding of military research, nearly doubling their efforts. Even as the heroes of the world marched off to the Broken Isles, Feloirus refused to leave his province, entirely dedicated to defending it.

Feloirus did not budge until Warchief Sylvanas Windrunner summoned House Firavel to the front lines of this apocalyptic battle. With haste, Feloirus mustered half of his soldiers at arms and made his way to the Broken Isles. There, he was first tasked with routing an Alliance regiment, which he accomplished in less than a week by setting the enemy's supply depots aflame. However, his Forsaken overseer scolded him for allowing the Alliance to flee rather than running them down.

Annoyed by what he viewed to be senseless blood lust, Lord Firavel proposed to high command that House Firavel be sent to Highmountain to subdue the renegade Feltotem tribe. His request was accepted and the Lord led his soldiers to Highmountain that very same evening, being eager to distance himself from his superior officers. Carrying out his mission, Feloirus not only went about eliminating the Feltotem tribe, but also sanctioned a series of clandestine missions that hampered Alliance relations with the Highmountain tribes.

House Firavel continued it's sabotage until summoned to the Siege of Suramar. Feloirus and his house were to be the vanguard, and so they set about cutting off the city's lifeblood: the wineries. First, a team of infiltrators were sent into the city's zoo to free as many of the dangerous exotic animals that the Shal'dorei kept for entertainment. Then, using the commotion to their advantage and under the cover of night, the Firavel forces stormed the winery district and seized control. Suramar's forces constantly launched series after series of relentless assaults until House Firavel had suffered too much attrition and could no longer hold out. A bloody battle ensued as Lord Firavel ordered an organized retreat, and while they were able to escape, it took a grave toll. Over half of the troops that accompanied Feloirus to the Broken Isles were dead, and even more were injured. This was the first time that the lord had tasted a military defeat as a commander, and it struck him hard. Two days later, Feloirus claimed that wounds he sustained in battle were preventing him from fighting and made his way back to Quel'thalas with the remainder of his regiment where he remained until the legion's eventual defeat at Antorus.

Battle For Azeroth[]

The Discovery of Azerite[]

With the discovery of Azerite, Feloirus knew that it was only a matter of time before the still healing world was plunged into war again over the valuable resource. He used the precious time of peace to rally allies for the coming storm, specifically the Shal'dorei with which he sympathized with greatly. While not present for the burning of Teldrassil, Feloirus was one of the few that did not openly criticize it as a war crime. He has however, denounced the act as a strategic blunder.

The war in earnest, Feloirus and many of the Horde's other notable leaders were summoned to Orgrimmar by Horde central command. They were to form an elite legion to serve as the Horde's first responders. This group of people were left to decide who would command the strike force as whole. They decided on a simple voting system and thusly Feloirus took up his positon at the head of the newly dubbed 'Horde War Council'. 


The War of Thorns[]

With his new authority over a sizeable amount of the Horde's military, Feloirus turned his attention to Feralas where the last remnants of Kaldorei presence on Kalimdor lay. Under his leadership, the War Council demolished any resistance they encountered and seized what was left of the Kaldorei fleet to be repurposed into the Horde War machine. Directly after this victory, the veteran strategist began to devise plans for an invasion of westfall - the aim not to occupy but to starve and demoralize. The strategy was never set in motion however, as Undercity fell and Feloirus resigned his post to Korgazz Bloodreaver and returned home and protect Quel'thalas' borders.

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Feloirus during the Fourth War. (Art by DoubiDoubi)

Once home, Feloirus found that the Alliance had already set up forward camps in the plaguelands. He and his apprentice, Aendalah Strangelove, immediately set out to dismantle these outposts, accomplishing their task with resounding success. With a combination of ambushes and misinformation, the Alliance were swept away from Quel'thalas borders. However during the very last battle of this series, Feloirus' main camp was raided by a squadron of Alliance knights on a suicide mission. While he would have been able to escape he knew that Aendalah could not, he decided to lock the knights in an arcane arena with him and ordered Aendalah to escape and bring back reinforcements. Unfortunately by the time Aendalah had returned, Feloirus had been knocked unconscious by the knights after inflicting heavy casualties. What remained of the knights were quickly swept away by a rampaging Laegnes.

Feloirus slumbered for months in a deep coma after sustaining his injuries, his body only kept alive by the Sunwell's energies. Many believed he would never wake up and a contingency plan went into effect that made Laicelle acting head of House Firavel while Aendalah was placed in charge of external affairs. For eight long months he remained in this state, his daughter Laegnes never leaving his side.

Paramount of Thas'vanir[]

As the old god fell, Feloirus woke from his months long slumber. The world he awoke to had changed quickly; no longer were the Alliance and The Horde at each others throats. Sylvanas had turned her back on The Horde and in turn, Quel'thalas; and corruption had taken root in Villanelle during his coma. Azeroth was experiencing one of it's brief periods of relative peace and Feloirus used that time to recover his lost strength. Corrupt officials were purged from Villanelle's government, made examples of so that none would dare follow in their foot steps.

Corruption brought to it's knees, Feloirus turned his ever ambitious eyes to southwards land. He mustered the Firavel army and carved a path south, first reclaiming Myronia and then Leo'thalor from undead and Amani trolls respectively. Installing his cousin as Lord of Myronia, and one of his trusted courtiers as Lord of Leo'thalor, Feloirus named the combined landmass Thas'vanir and styled himself as it's Paramount Lord.

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Possessions[]

Shari'Adune - One of House Firavel's treasures. Legends claim that Renius Firavel used it to shoot and kill the Gor'deshi chieftain, resulting in a decisive victory for the Quel'dorei. It translates to Trollslayer in the common tongue.

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Dorah'Shar Balah in it's saberstaff form

Dorah'shar Balah - A sword made of mithril that Feloirus had crafted by a masterful dwarven smith years ago before the fall. Afterwards it was inscribed with runes, attuning it to the powers of arcane. The blade is able to come apart to make two twin blades or reattach at the pommel to make a double sided saber-staff. It translates to Dragonhawk Blade in the common tongue.

Black notebook - Feloirus almost always has this book on his person and can often be seen writing in it while idle in cities or inns. Those attuned to magic would easily sense layers of illusionary spells cast upon this item.

Quotes[]

-"The unworthy have no place in history."

- "With this bow I aim for the reconstruction of this country."

- "Even beasts know when to give up."

- "Chaos is a ladder."

- "The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude about the problem."

-"You're the fork to my soup, the pepper to my ice cream, the glitter to my steak! What I'm saying is, you're useless."

-"I would rather betray the world, than have the world betray me."

-"Fear cuts deeper than swords."

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Trivia[]

- Despite being created before the airing of The Hobbit, Thranduil as shown in the series is a near perfect representation of Feloirus's persona and outlook.

-While arachnophobic, Feloirus only experiences a true paralyzing fear when faced with tarantulas.

-Feloirus is openly rumored to be a Quel'dorei sympathizer, despite his affiliations.

-Feloirus is known to take an unhealthy amount of pride in his hair.

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