Bor, the Last Son of Dragons

Known far and wide as the Last Son of Dragons, Bor, the Flaming Lord of Arûtôr, commander of the Spinal Tower and arch-master of Dradjaga, is the legend protector of Välion, the betrayer and slayer of Sarlex the Dragon as well as co-founder of the Realms of Lordain. He is now the Grandmaster of the Drasirs of Arûtôr and the Lord of the Spinal Tower, as well as the Lord of Caessa. In the Dragon Era, Bor was the champion of Sarlex the Dragon, whom he betrayed in the Human Uprising in favour of humanity. He would later slay his former master by piercing him with his own fang. During the uprising, Bor would become close friends with Asuran- and Nassau Oradisun, whose likeness can be found as enshrined statues in his home of Arûtôr.

Origin
Bor was born a bastard of his mother Atwa the Wanderer, who was famed for her tenacity and free spirit, and Archlord Ugosh of Kairos. Ugosh had was known to take fancy with what he could not have, which may have been why he coveted Atwa.

Although without inheritance, as a child Bor displayed unprecedented skill in combat and what in draconic culture is referred to as Vavnir, or Iron Spirit, which dradjagans believe is a sacred duty to discipline into excellence. In seeing the value of such a vassal, Ugosh adopted Bor as his youngest child and appointed a warlord to train Bor into a proper warrior. Atwa disapproved of this choice on behalf of Bor, who feared "evil folk", and was denied by her archlord.

Young Bor mastered all weapons given him in short time. Inspite of his fear, every weapon he ever touched enthralled him and he rarely let go any weapon given him, but for when asleep or struck unconscious. As infantile, Bor said to his master that the weapons spoke to him and yearned to be held and used, and that he pitied them.

Still in his adilescence, Bor partook in a battle agains a monster incursion in disguise, where he fought with bestial ferocity and saved many lives. Although not slaying any enemy of real significance, Bor was celebrated for having saved the lives of many solderis. Yet, this behaviour concerened Archlord Ugosh, for Bor seemed more content with saving lives than he did destroying his enemeies, which was the intention of war. Thus, Ugosh reprimanded Bor by slaying a hundred innocent with him as witness, vowing that for every warrior Bor saved Ugosh would slay someone peaceful.

Trivia

 * The name Bor likely derives from the Älorin word vor, which means "will" or "shall", and is his mother-given name.