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| − | Genghis was born in around [[A.Y.]] 1430 in the now defunct kingdom of [[ | + | Genghis was born in around [[A.Y.]] 1430 in the now defunct kingdom of [[Amalgamarii]], though located on the [[Agras Plain]] and little more than a city-state, his homeland did not officially join the [[Alliance]], making Genghis the first Pendragon since the early days who was not born in Alliance territory(this has never been a requirement). |
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| + | The exact date of his birth is unknown. Amalgamarii had a different calendar system and was never correlated with the [[A.Y.]] System. Genghis later reported that his childhood was good, though rather rigid. There was always enough food but he felt that he did not have the kind freedom he wished for. "Everyone had to wear the same clothes, and jobs were assigned to us," he said. "As children we did chores, not often for our own households. The work was not hard, but it felt unrewarding." Amalgamarii was known to practice a form of collectivism. | ||
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| + | Genghis was strong and a tireless worker, which in his society meant often being "rewarded" with more work, and often times more menial and physically demanding labor. At around fourteen he had become a stout and broad-shouldered lad, and decided he had had enough. He left Amalgamarii, having to sneak out as no one was permitted to leave. His absence was not noticed, and he spent the next several years working his way across the Agras. | ||
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| + | His new life was challenging, but Genghis enjoyed it. He adapted quickly to strange concepts like being paid for his work, and being allowed to do as he pleased with the money. He soon developed a taste for fine, colorful clothing and expensive food, and since his typical labor jobs did not support this lifestyle, he turned his hand to mercenary work. | ||
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| + | "The sword came easy to me," Genghis later recounted. "I never had any formal training to speak of, but I never needed it. I bought cheap armor and decorated it with skulls and animals | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 17 June 2015
Genghis Sater was an influential Pendragon of Slayer Dragons during the Golden Age. He is perhaps best remembered for pardoning Dagoth Winter and helping Kenneth Winter become a Slayer Dragon.
Early Life
Genghis was born in around A.Y. 1430 in the now defunct kingdom of Amalgamarii, though located on the Agras Plain and little more than a city-state, his homeland did not officially join the Alliance, making Genghis the first Pendragon since the early days who was not born in Alliance territory(this has never been a requirement).
The exact date of his birth is unknown. Amalgamarii had a different calendar system and was never correlated with the A.Y. System. Genghis later reported that his childhood was good, though rather rigid. There was always enough food but he felt that he did not have the kind freedom he wished for. "Everyone had to wear the same clothes, and jobs were assigned to us," he said. "As children we did chores, not often for our own households. The work was not hard, but it felt unrewarding." Amalgamarii was known to practice a form of collectivism.
Genghis was strong and a tireless worker, which in his society meant often being "rewarded" with more work, and often times more menial and physically demanding labor. At around fourteen he had become a stout and broad-shouldered lad, and decided he had had enough. He left Amalgamarii, having to sneak out as no one was permitted to leave. His absence was not noticed, and he spent the next several years working his way across the Agras.
His new life was challenging, but Genghis enjoyed it. He adapted quickly to strange concepts like being paid for his work, and being allowed to do as he pleased with the money. He soon developed a taste for fine, colorful clothing and expensive food, and since his typical labor jobs did not support this lifestyle, he turned his hand to mercenary work.
"The sword came easy to me," Genghis later recounted. "I never had any formal training to speak of, but I never needed it. I bought cheap armor and decorated it with skulls and animals
