Queen Taslinn Rakankrak
Queen Taslinn's story began in Rakankrak's Den, where she was born during her parents' diplomatic stay from Mortéglace. Adopting the Rakankrak surname as a symbol of their new home, Taslinn grew up at the crossroads of Ander Clan and Rakankrak Clan cultures. Her early life was marked by an innate connection to Forn's Calling, with vivid recollections of past lives guiding her spiritual path. Even as her direct memories faded, Taslinn continued to draw wisdom from her journals, becoming a beacon of faith and tradition within the clan.
Taslinn was destined to meet Grammek Rakankrak when he was brought to her temple for healing after a racing accident. This encounter blossomed into a partnership, both personal and political. They married in 5,957 DA, and their combined influence soon became central to Bohdan's governance. By 6,005 DA, they ascended as King and Queen, ruling alongside the orcish leader Champion Dash Dawson, blending their visions for the nation's prosperity and cultural preservation.
Queen Taslinn embodies the spiritual heart of Forn's Calling, her faith is a soothing balm to the old wounds of her people. Unlike her husband, she leans towards tradition, often finding solace in the ancient dwarven customs. Her aspiration goes beyond the terrestrial; she dreams of a spiritual reunification, one where the ancient dwarven spirits bless the lands of Bohdan once more. Taslinn's focus on spiritual and cultural preservation is an ever growing complement to her husband's outward-looking diplomacy.
Personality Trait. "Within everyone there is a Calling. Within myself, it is ensuring Forn is remembered forever."
Ideal. "Forn. Through dedicated attention to the Calling we can draw the spirits of our Ancestors back to our home."
Bond. "If we maintain tradition, we maintain Forn."
Flaw. "Other religions serve no purpose. The Calling and Forn are enough for the whole of Bohdan."
Roleplaying Taslinn Rakankrak
Personality Trait. "Within everyone there is a Calling. Within myself, it is ensuring Forn is remembered forever."
Ideal. "Forn. Through dedicated attention to the Calling we can draw the spirits of our Ancestors back to our home."
Bond. "If we maintain tradition, we maintain Forn."
Flaw. "Other religions serve no purpose. The Calling and Forn are enough for the whole of Bohdan."
