Childhood
Born in Starfall, Numeria’s capital, a grim and brutal mockery of the royal courts of the south. It is ruled by a king known as the Black Sovereign and supported by perverse sorcerers of the Technique League. It is in these streets that Faurion’s mother was raped by one of the Technique league priests. She bore twin children (Faurion and Garion) and raised them with a meager serving wrench’s wages. When Faurion and his brother were 6, she died of a fever, unable to pay for healthcare. Garion and Faurion were put into an orphanage, which, although put a bowl of food on the table and gave them basic education, they also abused the children and forced them into stealing for the orphanage.
Adolescence
As Faurion and Garion grew older, they became less useful as pick pockets for the orphanage and were introduced to the Technique leagues offices so they might join their “tax collection force”. They indeed just progressed from pick pocketing to mugging their victims. The brothers didn’t like this very much, much less because of them recollecting what their mother told about their heritage. They tried to use their newfound positions to get to know the name of their father. Always vying for power, one of the priests easily discovered their infantile attempts and he put them into even more of a tough spot. They had to give up a large part of their own earnings until finally the priests discovered their father for them. He then used them to publicly scandalize their father. Faurion and Garion fled the city fearing retribution.
For the first time in their live, Faurion and Garion were out in the open. And for the first time in their live, they were free and happy. Although they were un-prepared, the forest provided for them. They traveled for days without a care in the world, as if guided by Gozreh himself. When they came upon another traveler, a wandering, they discovered they had traveled 500 miles. They finally understood their calling.
Adulthood
When the brothers completed their training as druids, they understood they needed to split ways. Garion was to travel and actively seek out settlements that were in direct violation of Gozreh’s will, where civilization was gaining dominance over nature. He was to spread the word of Gozreh and make the people realize its power. Faurion was to seek out older civilizations and study them and their influences on nature. In the distant past, there were many ancient civilizations there knew prosperity while in balance with nature. For this end, he joined the Scarab Sages, a society within the Pathfinder organization.
