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This article is a player character biography page for Multack of Sentinels US The contents herein are entirely player made and in no way represent official World of Warcraft history or occurrences which are accurate for all realms. The characters and events listed are of an independent nature and applied for roleplaying, fictional, speculative, or opinions from a limited playerbase only. |
The contents herein are entirely player made and in no way represent official Warcraft lore or history. The characters and events listed are of an independent nature and are applied for roleplaying purposes only.
 Multack Artemus Zaarock | |
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| Title | <Regent of the Crimson Blade> |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | Worgen |
| Class | Plagueshifter, Druid, Aristocrat |
| Affiliation(s) | Alliance, Order of the Iron Blade, Cult of the Damned (formerly), House Zaarock |
| Occupation | Regent of the Order |
| Status | Alive |
| Relative(s) | Ulfrick Flamewynd (Father), Annabeth Zaarock (Mother, deceased), Taurron Zaarock (Brother, deceased), Godrikk Zaarock (brother), Gethran Kearnan (cousin) |
General Information
- Name: Multack Artemus Zaarock
- House: The House Zaarock
- Race: Human (Affected by Worgen Curse)
- Heritage: Lordaeron, Gilneas, Quel'Thalas
- Character Class: Plagueshifter, Druid, Aristocrat
- Age: 30
- Birthplace: Festival Lane, Stratholme
- Current Affiliations: The Order of the Crimson Blade, the Alliance of Lordaeron
- Known Languages: Common, Thalassian, Darnassian
Childhood
As a child, Multack Artemus Zaarock grew up in the city of Stratholme. His mother was a mage, and his father a paladin. Their names were Annabeth Zaarock-Flamewynd and Ulfrick Flamewynd. He also had two younger brothers- Taurron, about a year younger, and Godrikk, about two years younger. The three were taught in arcane magic by their mother. Multack had an affinity for it, as did Taurron, though Godrikk was a little less skillful.
Multack eventually specialized in arcane magic, while Taurron had a natural ability in frost magic. Godrikk stopped his training at the age of eleven, while Multack and Taurron continued to do so until fifteen, when the two traveled to Dalaran, as directed by their mother.
Third War=
When Multack was nineteen, making Taurron eighteen, family business came up in Stratholme- an uncle had died of sickness. Taurron left several days before Multack, putting him in Stratholme when it was purged by Arthas in early autumn. Taurron was killed, and Annabeth Zaarock-Flamewynd went missing. Ulfrick, being one of Uther’s knights, was forced to leave without them before the culling. Godrikk had already been away, a tavern-trickster in Silverpine.
These events are what pushed Multack to the darker side of arcane magic- demonology. Out of accident he began to wield demonic power, and eventually simply gave in and let it control him. For two years he traveled across the ruins of Lordaeron as a nomad, studying Scourge runes with curiosity. He also developed an affinity for herbs, teaching himself how to make remedies and droughts out of them.
The Alliance
Eventually, however, fate brought him to Menethil Harbor, where he stayed for several weeks and decided to rejoin the Alliance. Sailing on the next ship to Stormwind City, he learned on the voyage how to properly control his shady magic, and how to use it as well as he could for good. Coming from a, though not noble, wealthy family, he collected what money he could from the Royal Bank of Stormwind and set out to meet with his father, who had retired to Stormwind after the Third War.
Multack lied low with a wealthy, though not noble, lifestyle, for several years. He learned to master the demonic magic which, though he attempted to drown out several times before, would not leave him. He worked as a scribe and recorder for several years in Stormwind Keep, and after several years, advanced as a politician.
The Order
Weeks after the War Against the Lich King started off, Multack met a man named William and his brother Amather, who together were recruiting for their order. In need of a new job, for the economy was beginning to drop due to the war, he joined their militia in hope of pay. He quickly became a record keeper and researcher for his Order, eventually rising to be one of their leaders- the Inner Council representative of the Kingdom of Stormwind.
In this Order, he fought in many of their wars and battles, ranging from joining a rebel splinter group, bent on securing peace with the Horde, to fighting as a commander in a small, but long, war against one of the Lich King’s lieutenants (and eventually being corrupted and tricked into joining the death knight), to warring with a small, but immensely powerful, cult, known as the Makara.
The Third Scourge War
After the war against the Lich King’s lieutenant, Typhora, Multack became a plagueshifter to make up for being a warlock, and necromancer. After a month of working with the Argent Crusade in the Plaguelands, Multack returned to Stormwind to rejoin the Order.
The Makara
The Makara cult changed Multack’s life. Their leader, a man known as Tatchi, paralyzed Multack’s legs for several months and putting him in a coma for several days. While paralyzed, he sent his cousin, Gethran, to retrieve the pieces of a key which Multack believed would open the tomb to a powerful necromancer. This tomb, he argued, held a powerful artifact within it- one powerful enough to kill Tatchi. In the middle of the Makaran War, with two shards to the key in his possession, the Makara disappeared.
The Crimson Blade
Two months later, the Makara reappeared, and Multack, legs now healed, led a mission to recover the third shard to the key. They successfully retrieved it, reforged the key, and found the artifact- a large gemstone. Multack forged the dark relic into a sword, and used it to kill Tatchi. Half of his Order was outraged and shocked, breaking off from the main group and devastating their ranks.
Eventually this splinter group became a rebellion against the Alliance and against the Order, convinced both were corrupt. Multack led the war against them, and eventually “killed” their leader, a paladin named Murati. He now hopes to find the remaining rebels and kill or imprison them.