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Better known as 'the master's character' (who then cheats)
Once one of the most wanted bandits in Forbilea (better known as 'the land of the Nazi elves'), in his youth he made a pact with a greater demon of the time, gaining the power to teleport by ignoring the laws of magic (he is not a wizard, in fact).
After the betrayal of two of his companions, who murder his wife, he loses his mind and wanders for years in the forest, infested with creatures corrupted by chaos, at the foot of Sabhintia, the flying capital of Forbilea.

He encounters the group of Wanderers in a rather shaky manner.
He actually tries, for entirely legitimate reasons, to kill Fevril, the hated archer and summoner of the group, earning the immediate sympathy of Kelensahe (who cannot personally kill Fevril lest he incur the wrath of Thoron and Johanne).
Thanks to the latter's intercession, Jawar is cured of his madness by a ritual performed by Thoron. He tells his story to his new friends, who offer to help him find his wife's murderers and take his revenge.

This proves to be a lot more difficult than expected, but after two months of: fighting lich, time travel, blackmail by demons, political intrigues, thefts and investigations, he decides to stay with his new comrades, integrating perfectly with the less law-abiding part of the group.

Description
Better known as 'the master's character' (who then cheats)
Once one of the most wanted bandits in Forbilea (better known as 'the land of the Nazi elves'), in his youth he made a pact with a greater demon of the time, gaining the power to teleport by ignoring the laws of magic (he is not a wizard, in fact).
After the betrayal of two of his companions, who murder his wife, he loses his mind and wanders for years in the forest, infested with creatures corrupted by chaos, at the foot of Sabhintia, the flying capital of Forbilea.

He encounters the group of Wanderers in a rather shaky manner.
He actually tries, for entirely legitimate reasons, to kill Fevril, the hated archer and summoner of the group, earning the immediate sympathy of Kelensahe (who cannot personally kill Fevril lest he incur the wrath of Thoron and Johanne).
Thanks to the latter's intercession, Jawar is cured of his madness by a ritual performed by Thoron. He tells his story to his new friends, who offer to help him find his wife's murderers and take his revenge.

This proves to be a lot more difficult than expected, but after two months of: fighting lich, time travel, blackmail by demons, political intrigues, thefts and investigations, he decides to stay with his new comrades, integrating perfectly with the less law-abiding part of the group.