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Description
Another mission, the powers have called me away
Another time to carry the colors again
My motivation, an oath I've sworn to defend
To win the honor of coming back home again

No explanation will matter after we begin
Unlock the dark destroyer that's buried within
My true vocation and now my unfortunate friend
You will discover a war you're unable to win

I'll have you know
That I've become

Indestructible
Determination that is incorruptible
From the other side, a terror to behold
Annihilation will be unavoidable

Every broken enemy will know
That their opponent had to be invincible
Take a last look around while you're alive
I'm an indestructible master of war!

This would be Bram. Oh Bram. How do I even begin to explain him? He's old. Impossibly old. Say—easily—well over 9,000 years old (over nine-thousand!??!). He started out as a concept, a basic personality attached to my game character, that ended up becoming so much more. He's more important to me than Zari is, and on par with Chehalis and Adonis in terms of overall development.

For you Warcraft buffs:

He is a Kaldorei—a Night Elf—in the Warcraft Universe who's been around since the War of the Shifting Sands. A druid, a decorated one at that, recognized within the Cenarion Circle for his efforts during the War and his continued presence within the Circle. However, he is no where near reaching Arch Druid status, and doesn't entertain the thought of even trying. His wife and son both died during the Northrend campaign, and his only surviving family is his sister, Amphitere.

Once an highly-praised officer during the march on Icecrown, he returned bitter and reclusive. After the Cataclysm, his people cut off trade with the Orcs, the savage green-skins began an aggressive push into the ancient forests; Bram's home. The Horde war machine quickly cut a swath through the forest, felling age-old trees, and forcing Bram to take extreme measures against the oppressive Orcs.

His story is beginning there, once the expansion drops.

Description
Another mission, the powers have called me away
Another time to carry the colors again
My motivation, an oath I've sworn to defend
To win the honor of coming back home again

No explanation will matter after we begin
Unlock the dark destroyer that's buried within
My true vocation and now my unfortunate friend
You will discover a war you're unable to win

I'll have you know
That I've become

Indestructible
Determination that is incorruptible
From the other side, a terror to behold
Annihilation will be unavoidable

Every broken enemy will know
That their opponent had to be invincible
Take a last look around while you're alive
I'm an indestructible master of war!

This would be Bram. Oh Bram. How do I even begin to explain him? He's old. Impossibly old. Say—easily—well over 9,000 years old (over nine-thousand!??!). He started out as a concept, a basic personality attached to my game character, that ended up becoming so much more. He's more important to me than Zari is, and on par with Chehalis and Adonis in terms of overall development.

For you Warcraft buffs:

He is a Kaldorei—a Night Elf—in the Warcraft Universe who's been around since the War of the Shifting Sands. A druid, a decorated one at that, recognized within the Cenarion Circle for his efforts during the War and his continued presence within the Circle. However, he is no where near reaching Arch Druid status, and doesn't entertain the thought of even trying. His wife and son both died during the Northrend campaign, and his only surviving family is his sister, Amphitere.

Once an highly-praised officer during the march on Icecrown, he returned bitter and reclusive. After the Cataclysm, his people cut off trade with the Orcs, the savage green-skins began an aggressive push into the ancient forests; Bram's home. The Horde war machine quickly cut a swath through the forest, felling age-old trees, and forcing Bram to take extreme measures against the oppressive Orcs.

His story is beginning there, once the expansion drops.