Agandour, First Alvain Explorer

One of the first explorers in the history of Altwaus, Agandour was one of the first alvain to set foot on Altwaus, and was said to have been truly present for the war against the dragons. A whimsical but solitary man, Agandour spent much of his time apart from his peers, even for alvain standards. Instead, he chose to explore the newly open world of Altwaus, documenting his adventures and discoveries in a series of journals that he shared with the early alvain society.

Physical Description

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A renowned journalist and cartographer, Agandour drafted seventeen volumes of journals outlining his explorations of Altwaus in the centuries after the fall of the dragons. His eighteenth journal was never published after he went missing exploring what is now known as [The Kaldari Highlands. 
It was rumored for centuries afterwards that his journal at the time of disappearance might still be out there, and many fake copies of Agandour's Lost Journal have been presented over the years.

Personality Characteristics

Motivation

Solitary even by alvain standards, Agandour felt suffocated by the growing influence of organized alvain society and set out his famous expeditions as both a method to expand alvain understanding of the world while finding himself a worthy excuse to set apart from other alvain for extended periods of time.

Current Status

Missing, presumed deceased

Species

Alvain

Professions

• Pathfinder

Circumstances of Death

Went missing around 2100 AoA

Gender

Male

Known Languages

As one of the first alvain, Agandour spoke only The Alvain Dialect of The Ancient Language for most of his life, however he was one of the first of the alvain to learn Kinderstärke Traditonal and one fo the first to share with the Kinderstärke the fundamentals of the alvain dialect.