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'''Daqsool, the [[Qoul]] of Tir Murann''', is a [[Vertani]] commander who was banished from his home world of [[Vertan]] due to internal politics and fled to the [[Prime Material Plane]], along with his retinue. He towers over most [[Achaean]], as do most members of his giant race. His twin golden eyes, a rarity in Vertani, mark him as one of the [[Daq]]. | '''Daqsool, the [[Qoul]] of Tir Murann''', is a [[Vertani]] commander who was banished from his home world of [[Vertan]] due to internal politics and fled to the [[Prime Material Plane]], along with his retinue. He towers over most [[Achaean]]s, as do most members of his giant race. His twin golden eyes, a rarity in Vertani, mark him as one of the [[Daq]]. | ||
When Daqsool first arrived in [[Sapience]], he was housed in one of the newly built [[Vertani fortress|Vertani Fortresses]] until [[Hingar]] and [[Mournria|Overlord Mournria]] were slain in a decisive battle. It was then the Vertani came out of the fortress and approached a group of [[Shallam|Shallamese]] to ask for amnesty. Daqsool sought sanctuary for himself and his troops in Shallam, and he was welcomed into the Palace. In return, he told the Shallamese much about what was happening in the Vertani home world, where divisive pro-war and anti-war factions were locked in constant opposition. | When Daqsool first arrived in [[Sapience]], he was housed in one of the newly built [[Vertani fortress|Vertani Fortresses]] until [[Hingar]] and [[Mournria|Overlord Mournria]] were slain in a decisive battle. It was then the Vertani came out of the fortress and approached a group of [[Shallam|Shallamese]] to ask for amnesty. Daqsool sought sanctuary for himself and his troops in Shallam, and he was welcomed into the Palace. In return, he told the Shallamese much about what was happening in the Vertani home world, where divisive pro-war and anti-war factions were locked in constant opposition. | ||