Chaut was born into a rather average family in Mahn-tor, where he spent
his early days learning about all of the different trades throughout the
town. Chaut was quick to learn that he was different than the town folk of
Mahn-tor because he did not look like anything a minotaur. In school, Chaut
was always one of the best students who had a quest for knowledge and was
always curious about life outside of Mahn-tor. What was most disturbing to
Chaut was wondering why his original parents left him behind. And of all
places why they choose to leave him in Mahn-tor, did they want him to be a
great warrior? Chaut never really seemed to get over being left behind by
his parents and this over time grew into resentment for the realm. This
resentment grew into darkness that made him seek out an answer as to why he
was left behind.
One day he traveled into Seringale and was sitting at the local tavern when
he heard of some great battles fought and the return of the Warlords. What
caught his interest the most was hearing about how this group of fighters
held themselves in public. Until this point, Chaut's life lack purpose and
direction which made him feel quite empty inside. He heard things such as
honor, respect, and discipline which he quickly ran back to school to learn
as much about these new concepts. In school, Chaut quickly studied
everything he could about the Warlords and developed a sound understand of
what the group stood for in combat and life in general. Since Chaut was
rather average in size when compared to most in Serin, he decided to take
studies in the arts of being a monk. Chaut packed up all of his things and
ventured to the monastery where he could teach himself about what these new
concepts stood for and learn to live on his own. In the monastery, Olenoff
became a quick learner and took to the arts of being a monk very well.
Description:
A man before you stands about five and three-quarters feet give or take
an inch. His head, arms, legs, and face are cleanly shaven, but a very
large noticeable tattoo about his right cheek. The tattoo looks like some
sort of dragon that is blowing fire out of his nostrils. His shoulders and
chest are comprehensive and brawny, and his skin is very pale as if he has
not been exposed to the sun in a very long time. His back is most
noticeable feature because it is out of proportion with the rest of his
body. Although he is standing up straight and tall, there is an obvious
hump on the top of his neck. His face is another pronounced feature, with
blood red eyes peeking out from beneath tidy eyebrows. His cheekbones are
flat and somewhat sunk into his stern face. There is a very small patch of
hair at the bottom of his chin, maybe ten hairs that is an attempt to form a
beard. His ears are very rotund and skinny lips are compressed strongly.
0- 1- 0 Aryel the Keeper of the Stream (Fought at rank 39) 1- 0- 0 Shiori the Warden of the Ancient Grove (Fought at rank 45) 0- 1- 0 Gairn the Holy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Esma the Holy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Zoat the Unholy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 1- 0- 0 Legedus the Shadow Master of the Marama Kuei (Fought at rank 50) 1- 0- 0 Lolyth the Battlemaster (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Shin the Grand Master of Seasons (Fought at rank 50) 1- 0- 0 Nordos the Grand Master of Seasons (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Jhinn the Grand Master of Seasons (Fought at rank 50) 3- 2- 0 Carava the Grand Hierophant of the Forest (Fought at rank 50) 5- 1- 0 Verinos the Volcano of Infinite Rage (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Minxt the Battlemaster (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Dzarius the Stalker of the Living (Fought at rank 50) 3- 0- 0 Trelanya the Holy Patriarch of Healing (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Rydak the Holy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 1- 1- 0 Tigrul the Wrath of Nature (Fought at rank 50) 1- 0- 0 Fjordam the Unholy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 2- 2- 0 Grugel the Battlemaster (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Cedowyl the Holy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 2- 0- 0 Jorax the Holy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 0- 2- 0 Caersynna the Grand Hierophant of the Forest (Fought at rank 50) 2- 0- 0 Veromos the Holy Shaman (Fought at rank 50) 2- 0- 0 Luc the Wrath of Nature (Fought at rank 50) 1- 0- 0 Cauth the Grand Spectre of Beguilement (Fought at rank 50) 1- 0- 0 Athedius the Wrath of Nature (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Legauld the Holy Knight (Fought at rank 50) 0- 2- 0 Skyles the Ruler of the Dead (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Daorisk the Grand Master of Seasons (Fought at rank 50) 1- 0- 0 Karea the Sage of Arcane Power (Fought at rank 50) 0- 1- 0 Fhaldar the Grand Master of Seasons (Fought at rank 50)
gah, why not con die??!? i hope you didnt just walk away or something. You are such a crafty fucker and i had sp many awesome and grrrrr moments with this character!! When you locked that guy in Tyr Unguld and i think i was just in your group waiting to fight you and i was watching on the stream and he was just destroying you and you just kept dicking and doors and dodging amd the whole fight was like so long and you guys never left tyr and you finally won! fucking epic. sad to see this guy go
Dam I loved that fight tayyah, it was Fjorham a jotun dark knight. He was kicking my butt all over and I turned it around on him and won, classic feel good fight. I need to see if I have a log of that one.
Anyways, sorry to let you down Conundo. Real life got in the way and Chaut was my first monk and man did I learn a bunch from him. In the beginning I really sucked with monks and eat a bunch of deaths, live and learn.
I am still around and thank you Dav for allowing me to represent you. You are the man. You probably do not hear it enough, but this game kicks major ass (because of you and the other imms) and I will never leave it.
I'm glad to see you're still around (at least to some extent) Jaux. My interactions with Chaut across various characters were never negative, and in the case of one particular character I especially appreciated the advice I was given. Well played.
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Anyways, sorry to let you down Conundo. Real life got in the way and Chaut was my first monk and man did I learn a bunch from him. In the beginning I really sucked with monks and eat a bunch of deaths, live and learn.
I am still around and thank you Dav for allowing me to represent you. You are the man. You probably do not hear it enough, but this game kicks major ass (because of you and the other imms) and I will never leave it.
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