Admiral Ursagor
- Brannith Marius

- Nov 15, 2025
- 2 min read

Terror of the western sea and pillager of the the Dawn Lands. This pirate has roamed for many years, raiding when he can, trading when he is not able to raid. His motives and reasons are his own, but it is known that he is not likely to pass up a good deal or a chance to make some coin.
Ursagor started off on a ship alongside of Aryellas Darkbloom under the leadership of the cruel Admiral Ramirez. During a particularly pitched battle, Ursagor and Aryellas attacked Ramirez, and those loyal to him, and took the ship under their control.
This where they started their adventuring life! In a short time they met several other adventurers, the most notable of which was Volstag Martokson. Volstag was much more noble and lawful compared to Ursagor's disregard for good, and what seemed to be a focus only on his needs.
Relationship Reasoning
The unlikely companionship between Volstag, the lawful good dwarven prince, and Ursagor, the neutral evil pirate captain, is a tale woven from threads of circumstance and character. Their journey together began unexpectedly. Over time, a peculiar dynamic emerged.
Ursagor, the cunning and ruthless pirate, found in Volstag a shield. The prince's noble bearing and unwavering adherence to the law provided a veneer of legitimacy to the pirate's exploits. Initially, this was a mere convenience, a means to an end. But as the years passed, a begrudging respect, perhaps even affection, bloomed between them.
Volstag, the idealistic prince, saw in Ursagor a troubled soul adrift. The pirate's sharp wit, unmatched skill, and undeniable charisma were tempered by a darkness that the prince believed could be illuminated. With a mix of paternal concern and unwavering faith, Volstag became Ursagor's unlikely mentor, guiding the pirate towards a less destructive path.
Their journey together has been far from smooth. Countless disagreements have erupted, their differing moral compasses clashing like ice and fire. Volstag's insistence on justice and honor often collided with Ursagor's pragmatic approach to problem-solving. Yet, through these trials, their bond has deepened, forged in the crucible of shared experiences.
It is a testament to the complexities of human (or in this case, dwarven and human) connection that such an unlikely duo could endure. Their friendship is a paradox, a living contradiction that defies explanation.





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