Kasto

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Kasto
Status Active
Race Rakash
Gender Male
Guild Thief
Instance Prime
Relatives None
Kasto Miron Edit.jpg

Public Records

He is Kasto del'Fawkrasterde, a Rakash.

Also known as Kasto of the Coast, Captain Kasto, The Captain, His Most Resplendent and Holy Officiant of Rum and Sea and others not yet documented.

Keeps a home on Blacksilt Beach in Chelsea Overlook and frequently seen around the city of Crossings.

  • Victim of a shipwreck.
  • Former slave aboard a Red Sash schooner.
  • Former Rissan citizen.
  • Part-Time Privateer.
  • Frequent smoker of Purple Lion cigarillos.
  • Avid fisherman.
  • Occasional performer, showing proficiency with the fiddle.
  • May or may not own his own private vessel, the Raw Deal.
  • Confirmed owner and captain of the Black Storm.
  • Suspected smuggler, trading with rogue Merelew groups and various pirate clans.
  • Claims to be extremely wealthy, though this has yet to be confirmed.
  • Admitted hoarder, collecting junk from the beach to decorate his home.

Service Records


Appearence

  • Softskin

Kasto has an angular face, beady blue-grey eyes and a pointy nose. His mouse brown hair is shoulder length and thick, and is worn in a simple, pulled-back style held in place by a narrow black satin ribbon. He has weathered skin and a wiry build.

He is a bit over average height for a Rakash.

He is an underdog.

His forearm has a tattoo of a buxom pirate wench winking flirtatiously while holding an overflowing tankard of ale aloft.

  • Moonskin

Kasto has a wolfish face, beady blue-grey eyes and an elegant muzzle, a brindled and silvered black coat with white masking, a straight tail and an athletic build.

He is a bit over average height for a Rakash.

He is an underdog.

His forearm has a tattoo of a buxom pirate wench winking flirtatiously while holding an overflowing tankard of ale aloft.

Attire

Sailor:
He is wearing an ultramarine tricorne hat pinned with a skefne-shaped Katamba's spire, a silversteel kraken earcuff, a tyrium hoop earring embellished with blackened moonsilver, a high-collared sailor's longcoat dyed a bright ultramarine, an open-necked shirt sewn from white Velakan linen, a wide captain's thumb ring cast from blackened moonsilver, an oceanic blue kraken-shaped ring, a fine diamond-hide belt punched with even holes accented by iron rivets, a polished belt frog with a lithe icesteel cutlass and a sailor's silversteel rapier hanging from it, some sleek vikses with a wide leather waistband and some black leather nauda trimmed with bright ultramarine shadesatin.

Priest:
He is wearing a braided silver necklace dangling a driftwood shark, an open-necked shirt sewn from white Velakan linen, a plain black prayer sash, a glistening blue watersilk handfasting cord adorned with seashell charms, some black suede pants embroidered with a shark along one leg and some leather-thonged sandals.

Sea Lion:
He is wearing a black velvet tricorn hat with gold trim, a pure white cashmere scarf flipped over the shoulder with one end hanging down the back, a heavy black wool greatcloak layered with a capelet, a fitted black brocade doublet accented with small lion's head buttons, an open-necked shirt sewn from white Velakan linen, a pair of crisp white gloves, some black suede pants embroidered with snarling lion along one leg and some polished black leather boots with gold-trimmed leather tassels.

Captain Moonsilver:
He is wearing an embroidered ruazin wool tricorn dyed a shockingly bright ultramarine blue, a blackened eyepatch of reinforced camlet sporting a Drogor's Wrath sapphire emblem, a silversteel kraken earcuff, a tyrium hoop earring embellished with blackened moonsilver, a cushion-cut Reshalian tourmaline pendant wire-wrapped in blued moonsilver, a formal dragonar boat cloak lined with ultramarine shadesatin, a ship captain's overcoat fettered by carved Drogor's Wrath sapphires, a well-tailored shirt of stormy cire and blued moonsilver, a brine shark clenching a huge Drogor's Wrath sapphire within its widespread jaws, a wide captain's thumb ring cast from blackened moonsilver, an oceanic blue kraken-shaped ring, a polished belt frog with a lithe icesteel cutlass and a sailor's silversteel rapier hanging from it, a white alerce map case secured by a net of blackened moonsilver wires, some formal camlet trousers tinted the deep hue of night-tinged clouds, some sharkskin boots adorned with blued moonsilver panels and a blued moonsilver satchel.

History

Early Years

Kasto really has no idea who his parents are. His earliest memory is of waking up on the beaches of M'Riss, where he spent many of his youngest years. His love for the sea and desire to see beyond the volcanic rock spurred him to join various crews departing from the Wharf's End.

It is believed that while serving with one of these crews that he first crossed paths with the Red Sash. He claims that the pirates followed him back to his home where was captured and taken aboard one of their vessels as a personal slave to the Captain. Working his way up through their ranks, he eventually secured a position on a looting vessel assigned to pillage conquered vessels after skirmishes.

A Life of Sailing

The details of his escape are unknown, but somehow he returns to the island of M'Riss with a vessel of his own. A nearly wrecked schooner which many thought mere salvage material, but Kasto saw life in the grey-ing timber and named it the Raw Deal.

The weather-beaten schooner was used for a few years to haul supplies for the Rissans and also as a looting vessel after naval battles. He began picking up crews in Hara'jaal which landed him in some trouble with the pirate clans and he quickly abandoned this practice, choosing to stick with his fellow Rissan sailors.

Moving to the Mainland

Having amassed a deal of wealth, Kasto was left with what to do with it all. He was able to persuade the Administrator of Orders of his honest business tactics and commitment to excellence which lead to him being given an exciting opportunity, the chance to re-open the Tavern Troupe Performing Order.

In order to facilitate this, the young Rakash thrust himself into the social life among the mainlanders. Taking both a citizenship with the Province of Zoluren and attending regular Crossings town meetings.

Life in Crossings

His schooner has not been seen at the standard ports, and he now regularly claims crew positions aboard various ships. At some point in time, he acquired ownership of another vessel. Details about how he did this are unknown, but he has been confirmed as the owner and captain of a cog by the name of the Black Storm.

Recently, a publication was put into circulation which featured an interview with the mysterious Kasto. It has been placed here for your viewing pleasure.

Returning to the Sea

Having stepped down from his role as Speaker with the Tavern Troupe Performing Order, Kasto spent most of his time drunkenly sailing around Elanthia and hunting treasure with Anjinson. Eventually, even his partner in treasure lost contact with him. Sightings of the Rakash grew from infrequent to not at all, leaving many to wonder what else he may be up to in his travels.

Having resurfaced for a time, Kasto allowed a second interview to take place and also reach circulation. It has been likewise placed here for your viewing please.

A Pirates Life

As he became a more frequent figure around Zoluren, a mysterious book appeared on the shelves of the local library. Though it did not name him outright, the characters and places depicted were obviously taken from his past. The validity of the claims presented here have never been fully verified. Witness claim that Kasto himself destroys these books on sight and is currently paying handsomely for any copies remaining.


A Pirate's Life by Kasto del'Fawkraste

Kasto's Home

Perfectly fitting the village of Fever Point, Kasto's home is a prominent feature to the area. Choosing to decorate with knick knacks and junk collected from the beach around the cabin, it's really no wonder why Kasto himself refers to it as his "fishing shack."

Kasto's Home