Warlord Logan

The family of Chaoticdreamer is a distinguished warrior family for two reasons. When Hartons go into battle, one of the main problems is avenues of attack. Aside from the normal front/back and left/right worry, enemy warriors can fly up from below, or dive from above. So the family of Chaoticdreamer theorized that dueling with a single, equally skilled opponent the chance for survival split in half. But to duel with two the chance for death quadrupled. Add anymore and death would be imminent.

The theory had been taught to warriors since the day of the first province and now called Chaotic Law. So the family name Chaoticdreamer was given. To help further their fame, renowned warriors of the Chaoticdreamers created a fighting art, Switch Foot, as a solution to Chaotic Law. An opponent would bring the fight to the ground, and the combatant would use a combination of wings, arms and legs to fight, making it hard for the opponents to anticipate what’s coming. A Harton could swipe their claws to distract, then quickly support himself on his wingtips, and throw his taloned feet up to kick or gouge.

But Switch Foot was flawed. All Hartons fly and from the morning of their lives are taught to fight during flight.

Warlord Logan, family of Chaoticdreamer, is a native of the province of Puer, the second most powerful province. He took the helm when his famed teacher, Hinun, was murdered. Logan’s closest friend, Kanan, was convicted of the murder, his warlordship removed, and banished from his province. Logan worked hard to convince the Destinian Eldens to allow Kanan’s son, Talon, to become Warlord, at least temporarily. It was important to his closest friend that his son become Warlord. Since then, Logan had taken the responsibility of being Talon’s teacher and mentor.

Logan is a master of Switch Foot. No one can best him at Switch Foot tournaments. No one dares. He was a disciple of the famed Warlord Hinun, becoming one of the few to be called a Seven. He was also the most ruthless. During the Tribal Wars, he often attacked villages with little strategic value. Women and children did not escape his terrorism. All of this in the name of “gathering information”. Many knew he was malicious.

People still fear Logan’s shadow when he flies over. He revels in it. He detests that the province of Puer is only the second most powerful. His dream is to make Puer the most powerful and feared province and have the other six unified under him. The Eldens of Puer and Laws of Balance, partly written by Kanan, severely limit his ability to do so.

What does a ruthless Warlord, a Seven, a disciple of the great Warlord Hinun, do if he wants to take over the world of Miasma?

Simple.