Malroth is a simple guy, both in mind and in action. He's always has a grin on his face and a laugh at the ready. He's always blunt and too the point, finding the concept of being decietful confusing.

Malroth is an earnest, hard-working guy. He puts all his effort into completing even the simplests of tasks. It gets exhausting at times, but he doesn't really know how to hold back. He shows the same determination and drive in all his interactions, devoting all his attention to listening and understanding others. Everything he says and does is genuine and honest.

Malroth believes the best in everyone, unless shown otherwise. He knows people do bad, but he struggles to understand why they do. He just wants to help and make people happy. How could someone want to hurt others or make them sad? His struggle to grasp this leads to him trusting people he really shouldn't. He's been taken advantage of by bad people more times than he could count- he just doesn't realize it.

Folk Hero Rustic Hospitality

Malroth had a simple farming life in a tiny, out of the way village. It was an unevenful youth, even being the only non-human family in town. This changed when a group of bandits set-up near town. They refused to let the villagers leave, forcing them to provide food for the entire bandit party.

Malroth had dealt with bullies before, but never when they directed their malice at others. He was filled with anger to see so many people hurting. He knew he couldn't simply fight them, he wasn't that strong, but he needed to do something. Taking a risk he challenged the leader to one-on-one combat, with the promise they'd leave if he won. He triumphed, but the bandits didn't keep their word. They attacked him, planning to kill Malroth to make a point. This betrayal unleashed his celestial blood, as radiant light flooded from his body.

Malroth still isn't sure what happened that day. When the dust settled, the bandits had all been defeated. He knew he couldn't remain a simple farmboy anymore. He had the strength to protect others. He needed to use it.