General Bakko Solomon
“Power is only respected when it is felt.”
Age: 58
Raised on stories of honour and conquest, General Bakko grew into the role he was always told was his destiny. Strength came easily to him. Authority followed. Questioning never did.
Where others hesitated, Bakko advanced. Where doubt crept in, he crushed it. His rise within Nu Oarren’s military ranks was swift, fuelled by confidence and an unshakeable belief in his own rightness. Yet beneath the armour of command lies a man increasingly threatened by change—by ideas that cannot be struck down.
As one of the Solomon twins, Bakko has always measured himself against legacy. His loyalty to the kingdom is fierce, but conditional—rooted in how clearly it reflects his own authority.
He serves the crown as long as it aligns with strength, order, and dominance. Compromise unsettles him. Subtlety irritates him. Those who question tradition test his patience.
Bakko believes Nu Oarren survives through force, not balance. And he will defend that belief—even if it costs him allies.
Background & Loyalties
Loud, commanding, and unyielding, Bakko thrives on control. He speaks first, strikes fast, and expects obedience without explanation.
Jealousy shadows him—of quieter minds, of restraint mistaken for weakness, of futures he does not fully understand. His temper is quick, his pride quicker. Yet in moments of stillness, a crack appears: fear of becoming irrelevant in a world that no longer rewards brute certainty.
Bakko does not reflect.
He reacts.
Personality
Broad-shouldered and powerfully built, Bakko wears his armour as a declaration. Every plate, every scar, every emblem is meant to be seen.
His heavy beard and imposing stance make him unmistakable on the battlefield. He does not blend in, nor does he wish to. Presence, to Bakko, is a weapon.
Appearance
A formidable combatant, Bakko excels in close-quarters battle and heavy weaponry. His fighting style is aggressive, overwhelming, and relentless.
He commands troops through intimidation and momentum, driving forces forward with sheer will. Strategy, to him, is simple: apply pressure until resistance breaks.
Bakko believes victory belongs to the strongest hand.
He has never doubted his own.
