Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura - Dante

Dante is a half-ogre who carries both the strength of his bloodline and the burden of its scorn. Towering and powerful, he is more than brute force: his mind is disciplined, his will sharpened by hardship. Where most see only a fighter, Dante weaves magick into his blows—calling winds, bending force, and even touching the fragile line between life and death with White Necromancy.

He walks a lonely path, mistrusted by humans and ogres alike, yet he refuses to bow to either world’s judgment. His anger fuels him, but beneath it lies a desire for recognition, for a place where his gifts are more than a curse. Every strike of his hand and every spell he casts is an act of defiance, proof that he cannot be defined by blood alone.

In Arcanum, Dante is a paradox: a warrior-mage born of conflict, embodying both raw strength and arcane subtlety. He reminds the world that true power lies not in what one is born as, but in the path one dares to forge.