Xeol

All that Ljokii knows about this detested and misunderstood necromancer is that his parents had detained him and a demon named Aazelu when they had trespassed upon their sacred Grove. The necromancer was in possession of two seeds embedded in a pair of tablets that he had said were demons that his pursuers had been planning to unleash upon the world. Xeol had been fleeing from Theocracy forces, and in an act of desperation, weaved the essence of these demons into the wombs of two pregnant female druids from the Cerunyx clan. Xeol had aided the Grove in it's defense against the Theocracy in exchange for asylum, but he had left on his own after the two women had given birth to their demonic children, Aiven and Kiyel Cerunyx.

His whereabouts were unknown for awhile until Ljokii met Xeol during the purging of a city deemed corrupt by the Theocracy. Xeol and his followers planned on carrying out a campaign of death and retribution against the Theocracy's supporters, but Ljokii pleaded with the necromancer not to act on his hate. Xeol wrote off his concerns as weak pacifism, but Ljokii clarified that he should punish only those who were guilty, which swayed the necromancer. Thanks to this act of concern, thousands of lives were saved, but Xeol still hates the sanctimonious and the pious, and only time will tell if he maintains the selective judgement that he has supposedly pledged to carry out.

Pros: Perceptive, worldly, Deeply attuned to various schools of necromancy and demonology
Cons: Baleful, apathetic, is sensitive to light, hates being distracted