Name: Iatoran Krenta
Race: Torian
First son of an influent family, known for its military contribution to Torian Confederation and for its passionate hatred of all things Drengin, Iatoran was set to become a great commander in the Toran military. Though he displayed only fair strategical and logistical abilities, he had a flair when it came to actual ship-to-ship fighting. He accumulated great honours in the common border wars pitting the Toran against the Drengin.
These wars, however, proved to be crippling to the Torian industrial and economical capacity. While Iatoran was succesfully pushing into a Drengin sector, the ruling council of the Torian signed a truce with the Drengin, not only putting a halt to his advance, but even surrendering certain of his conquests. This was a seen as a betrayal by Iatoran, and he vowed to continue what he consideres his race's mission: to rid the galaxy of the Drengin.
Followed by his core fleet and his fiercely loyal troops, he set out as a mercenary, willing to join any war against the Drengin... for a price.
Several years later, his army was joined by several others in the same situation: Torians mostly, since he enjoys the image of a freedom fighter or an outlaw seeking justice in the Torian media, but also other races fighting against the Drengin: Humans, Altarians and Korx (mercenary work is still business). But he has recentlyreceived a fantastic contract: his employers will give him technology, vessels and any help needed if he serves as the spearpoint of an invasion of Drengin space. It's just too good to pass up.
Everything went well, since the Drengin seemed to be occupied by a civil war, but as he approached more heavily industrialized worlds, his drive slowed down, due to logistical difficulties. Asking his employers for assistance, they sent him warships to hit him in the back. He is now completely cut off between the Drengin in front, and his old employer: the Koranth. After all, no good Koranth would let Torians live.
Now, he is in command of a pocket empire of several colonies conquered from the Drengin. He is fighting on all side and only the small size of his empire and his tactical abilities allow him to block any invasion. As his fleet breaks down, he becomes more desparate and considers making a deal with the Drengin to get back at the Koranth, and to allow his fleet and army an escape route to friendlier space... for a price.
The Drengin War Leader might not have any objections to making a deal with an old enemy to fight a new enemy. But letting him live...
Race: Torian
First son of an influent family, known for its military contribution to Torian Confederation and for its passionate hatred of all things Drengin, Iatoran was set to become a great commander in the Toran military. Though he displayed only fair strategical and logistical abilities, he had a flair when it came to actual ship-to-ship fighting. He accumulated great honours in the common border wars pitting the Toran against the Drengin.
These wars, however, proved to be crippling to the Torian industrial and economical capacity. While Iatoran was succesfully pushing into a Drengin sector, the ruling council of the Torian signed a truce with the Drengin, not only putting a halt to his advance, but even surrendering certain of his conquests. This was a seen as a betrayal by Iatoran, and he vowed to continue what he consideres his race's mission: to rid the galaxy of the Drengin.
Followed by his core fleet and his fiercely loyal troops, he set out as a mercenary, willing to join any war against the Drengin... for a price.
Several years later, his army was joined by several others in the same situation: Torians mostly, since he enjoys the image of a freedom fighter or an outlaw seeking justice in the Torian media, but also other races fighting against the Drengin: Humans, Altarians and Korx (mercenary work is still business). But he has recentlyreceived a fantastic contract: his employers will give him technology, vessels and any help needed if he serves as the spearpoint of an invasion of Drengin space. It's just too good to pass up.
Everything went well, since the Drengin seemed to be occupied by a civil war, but as he approached more heavily industrialized worlds, his drive slowed down, due to logistical difficulties. Asking his employers for assistance, they sent him warships to hit him in the back. He is now completely cut off between the Drengin in front, and his old employer: the Koranth. After all, no good Koranth would let Torians live.
Now, he is in command of a pocket empire of several colonies conquered from the Drengin. He is fighting on all side and only the small size of his empire and his tactical abilities allow him to block any invasion. As his fleet breaks down, he becomes more desparate and considers making a deal with the Drengin to get back at the Koranth, and to allow his fleet and army an escape route to friendlier space... for a price.
The Drengin War Leader might not have any objections to making a deal with an old enemy to fight a new enemy. But letting him live...