Born the bastard son of a cabin slave and a pirate queen, Uriah's life has been one of disappointment for his mother and pride for his father. Raised on ship Uriah never took to manning the sails or handling the business of being a sailor, preferring to spend more time watching dolphins and sharks move beside the boat, as well as watch the storms roll in from the Eye.
During one particularly bad blow, the hatches battened down and most men praying for salvation, Uriah was able to guide his mother through by telling her where north was at all times. Knowing what this power meant, the ship limped it's way to port where Uriah could be sent to the temple of Besmara for training as a cleric, a source of pride for his mother at last.
Knowing the life that awaited him, Uriah's father Mordecai arraigned for him to be waylaid on the way to the temple and shown a different path to power. Making his way to a secret circle in Port Peril, Uriah began his training as a druid, a long road that has finally culminated in his freedom to travel.
Stopping to take stock of his road ahead, Uriah's last memory from the dock in Port Peril is the world going black after a sharp pain in his head.
