Editing Kashir

Camon Bonewright was the son of mid level nobles who abandoned a life of prestige as a general. Instead, he founded an independent militia with the specific task of liberating large groups of slaves. Kashir was one of his first recruits, along with a smart aleck and high spirited mystic wood elf named [[Alabaster]]. This troupe of soldiers who never exceeded a dozen managed to successfully raiding several major slave camps. Bonewright quickly gathered enemies as a result, and sought to create a secure camp from which to conduct operations as well as house many of the freed slaves who had begun to travel with the Brigade.<br><br>

Thus the [http://www.jimjenkins.us/bonewright Bonewright Colony] was formed in a yet ungoverned mountain valley. Kashir, with his less than diplomatic demeanor, quickly stepped on toes with various persons and powers within the valley. This relationship was strained even more when Bonewright began to involve himself. Previously Bonewright had deliberately distanced himself from any public discourse but now began - possibly due to his illness - a series of rants against specific groups in the valley, advocating brutal violence against even unarmed combatants. He died of old age shortly after, leaving Kashir in charge of the Brigade and Colony. To his fault, Kashir did not publicly denounce the final edicts of his former commander ordering the Brigade to slaughter whole villages. Believing him to still be continuing those orders (and some having political motives for eliminating Kashir and Alabaster) the Bonewright Colony was attacked. It is uncertain whether the goal was to eradicate the colony or simply capture Kashir and Alabaster. Regardless, the colony treated it as an invasion and evoked their ultimate defense: a series of boulders placed along the cliff face bordering the colony. When released, the massive boulders crashed down onto the colony, destroying it and most of the attacking army. Most of the colonists had already retreated underground and followed a series of tunnels to safety.<br><br>