Dalmarn Selent

"'Some see me as a backstabber for the troubles I caused the Wyrmscar's. Others, though mainly the Wyrmfyre's, see me as a hero. I believed the Wyrmfyres would better lead the people of this barony that is all. I did what I though was right, what would benefit the people of this barony best, from the nobility to the common man. That means I am neither a 'backstabber' nor a 'hero'. It means I am a man that made a choice.""- Dalmarn Selent speaking to his wife after being promoted to Captain of the Wyrmfre Guard."

Summary
Dalmarn Selent served as a squire to Octavian Wyrmfyre, learning most of what he knew at the time from his mentor. In the years that later followed, Dalmarn later began to question the leadership of Octavian in secret, never daring to speak out against him. Eventually Dalmarn was contacted by men loyal to Solace Wyrmfyre. Eventually, albeit begrudgingly at first, Dalmarn accepted the task of ridding the barony of his former mentor. Not for the promise of gold and titles, rather for the hope of better leadership for the Amaranthine Barony.

After everything was set in motion, Dalmarn ambushed Octavian and his forces, with a small number of Wyrmfyre troops as well as a number of hired mercenaries. The Wyrmscars forces were wiped out. Upon his capture, Damarian issued the mercenaries to take the defeated Wyrmscar from the barony, where he would later be sold into slavery in Alterac.

With his task completed, and Solace claiming Lordship of the Barony, Dalmarn Selent was swiftly promoted to the Captain of the Wyrmfyre guard, earning himself the very first set of ceremonial crafted armour issued by Solace. In the years that followed Damarian served loyally. In his spare time away from duty, he married, and was soon blessed with a son, Brentis Selent.

Shortly after Brentis's third Birthday, Dalmarn was called to service in a hurry. Octavian had returned to the Barony and issued a challenge to his former squire. Dalmarn accepted and shortly the duel was underway. It lasted longer than anyone had expected, though Dalmarn was eventually defeated and killed by Octavian.