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Thank you Rargnasha!

I do understand that warlocks are very much distrusted in orcish society at the moment. IC, Fashka is quite confused about her powers and a little frightened by them (as all she now knows of demons and warlocks is what her caregivers have told her - horrible things!), so she wouldn't ever have a demon out in public.

Name: Fashka
Class: Warlock
Level: 21 and rising


Tell us something about your (role)playing experience: I've come over from the Dark Side (alliance), where I've played intermittently since Vanilla. My experience is mostly pve-based, but I really love lore, and have RPed casually during my time on WOW.

And finally, please write a short story and/or IC introduction about your character:

After the death of Gul'dan, the few that remained of the Stormreaver clan roamed the world aimlessly. Amongst them were an orc couple and their child, a young female. The two older orcs, still fanatics despite the dwindling of their numbers, instilled in their young progeny knowledge of dark arts including demonology and necromancy.
When Deathwing inflicted the Cataclysm upon Azeroth, the three orcs were caught in a typhoon. Whilst her parents did not survive, and their bodies never found, the young orc was washed up on the shoreline of Ashenvale, where, to her luck, she was found by a passing Horde patrol. The unconscious orc was given the best medical care by orc shamans, and eventually awoke from her state. However, she remembered nothing, not even her name.

The young orc spent many months regaining her strength, guided by healers and soldiers alike. Eventually she remembered her name, but little else. She seemed unfamiliar with traditional orc customs (and still gets them a little wrong and sometimes pronounces certain Orcish phrases incorrectly), however, her caregivers simply accredited this to her loss of memory. Little did they know that her customs, honed in childhood, were extremely different.

Now that Fashka is well and willing, she is seeking to leave Ashenvale for a clan and family that she can call her own.