nazt support [sakalam and ibarra]

[sakalam]

Khan of eastern Ferox, Sakalam, is a charismatic and cunning warrior. To her people and retainers, Sakalam is the best khan who could stabilize the country. She has proven herself in battle many times, has served the country for years, and have all the qualities necessary to be a respectable leader. Unlike most khans, Sakalam is recognized to have political and economic consciousness, having deported ambassadors within and out of the country. She is a supporter of a unified, ever-growing nation and sees that East Ferox not only accepts foreign talent but also foreign ingenuity.

Her openness is something most people attribute to her heritage: her mother, an Ylissean, who Sakalam claims to be of noble birth. She died giving birth to Sakalam, but Sakalam says she and her mother still communicate with each other through her shamanic dreams. People in Ferox don't care as long as she can fight.

Sakalam still has little fame outside of Ferox but her reputation is leaning to the image of a wise leader. It's true - Sakalam sees the necessities that would allow her country to thrive but her nature would not allow this. Behind this persona is her ruthless nature as a barbarian. She believes that it is war that would open the path to a new era where man no longer have to rely to any gods. Man will become natural occurrences. His existence means nothing. To make it short, Sakalam is all about anarchy.

Sakalam isn't deranged or insane. She's perfectly sane. Mad, maybe.

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Knights of Cydonia. Haven't heard of them. She knows the rumours of the search for the Fire Emblem though. Sakalam is waiting for further development but she has no real interest for the quest. She's more interested in invading Ylisse. Sakalam likes letting things happen on their own though. She's still waiting for Ylisse to break down some more.

The Western Khan. Sakalam's main power resides in the western khan. They're lurking, waiting for her command. Although she's not in direct command of them for years now. It's possible that the general of sort that she'd left there might have his own agenda. Who knows? But they all want anarchy.

Plegia. Nice job.

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Currently, Sakalam is uniting her country. In truth, she's allowing the rebellions to run rampant. Sakalam declared that winners would be rewarded - government or rebel side and that may the best fighters win. This is more of a statement of confidence. No rebels have won yet.

[ibarra]

This is Ibarra, known to the population as Ibarra the Heartless. His devastating magecraft had burned soldiers to crisps and not a single expression had been seen to cross his face. Such image was what gotten him notoriety. Ibarra himself isn't aware that the Ibarra he had been hearing of is himself.

Ibarra is anything but his public image. He has the dream of a country boy to settle down, plants crops, and raise cows. Ibarra had always failed to produce any emotion in his face since he was a child, but he was anything of being heartless. He enjoy being in the company of people (though he sat ten five away from a group in a corner) and loves doing any sort of activity for interaction (unfortunately, no one would dare offer to a man known as "heartless.") He is completely oblivious to the discomfort or fear of others to him. As such, people think he is an indifferent man embroiled in his own mysterious thoughts (he thinks about horses a LOT.)

Ibarra's alignment is True Neutral and he has a very detached perspective of his country and war. Good and evil mean nothing to him. It's all about personal choice and freedom. He will not fight for a particular side. He will simply fight his own battles, battles that he chooses to join in. His nature is not inherently selfish. He does fight for people, but only to the select ones that he care about. Ibarra, however, is not like a valiant young man preaching about protecting his friend and family. Ibarra is quiet, unreadable, and without a shred of passion. He commands and obeys free of strong feelings.

With that out of the way, Ibarra is a comedy relief character. Everyone thinks he's an extremely dangerous person when he really is quite harmless. Well, of course it's different when he's put in the battlefield and in-charge of an army. It's nothing but a job to him.

Recruitment: There's only one way to get Iberra to consider leaving the Grimleal: his childhood friend.

Grimleal (may change): He is the Chariot of the organization. Once Grimleal's forces are strong enough, Ibarra will lead them to battle. He isn't easy to trick and he isn't foolish enough to get careless. Ibarra is a reliable commander. Perhaps his only weak point is that he isn't THAT good; he won't take unnecessary risks and will not consider fighting a battle where there is no advantage on his end. He's very resourceful but not a brilliant tactician nor a very inspiring leader on that matter.

Plegian Guard: A former Plegian Guard. When Maeve became queen, he vanished and showed up in the Grimleal. Though he most likely never showed it, there must have been individuals there that he liked. He wouldn't like to fight them again. In all honesty, there's a chance he would withdraw a battle just to spare himself from fighting former allies. But Ibarra would most likely come up with an alternate plan for that.

Others: Open to ANYTHING. Comedic relief ahoy.