Race: Pandaren
Age: 30-40 (He'll never give a definitive answer)
Desc: A portly Pandaren with a beard and a braided and lengthy moustache which falls either side of the beard.
Stuff:
Lau started off life in the town of Stoneplow and as such the mantid threat was one that he grew up with given the huge reminder that looms over the fertile fields of Stoneplow. The great wall. However Lau was never content to be a farmer, though he does have an affinity with the land, and as such he sought to join the Shado-Pan. The road was arduous and painful and he's picked up more than his fair share of scars over the years. His rangings beyond the wall steeled him against his enemies and yet he never lost his love of food.
After a goodly time spent fighting the enemies of his people, the mogu and the newly risen Mantid and everything under the sun that the Horde and Alliance can summon or awaken, he was inducted into the Shado-Pan as a ranger. Though he 'swore fealty' to the Horde, he doesn't much care about Horde problems. He sees the Horde as a resource that he may make use of if need be, plus it seems a good idea to keep an eye on a faction devoted to trying to harness the Sha. He couldn't bring himself to do the same with the Alliance due to their ill-conceived use of slave labour consisting of his bretheren and young Pandaren cubs at an airstrip.
He does however consider those of the Expedition to be a good lot and certainly worthy of aid and even more so his friendship. Can't judge the Horde by Garrosh alone afterall.
When not in Orgrimmar listening for rumours about Garrosh and his latest idiot idea, he can be found at the Setting Sun Garrison or beyond the wall on a ranging amidst the Dread Wastes.
Age: 30-40 (He'll never give a definitive answer)
Desc: A portly Pandaren with a beard and a braided and lengthy moustache which falls either side of the beard.
Stuff:
Lau started off life in the town of Stoneplow and as such the mantid threat was one that he grew up with given the huge reminder that looms over the fertile fields of Stoneplow. The great wall. However Lau was never content to be a farmer, though he does have an affinity with the land, and as such he sought to join the Shado-Pan. The road was arduous and painful and he's picked up more than his fair share of scars over the years. His rangings beyond the wall steeled him against his enemies and yet he never lost his love of food.
After a goodly time spent fighting the enemies of his people, the mogu and the newly risen Mantid and everything under the sun that the Horde and Alliance can summon or awaken, he was inducted into the Shado-Pan as a ranger. Though he 'swore fealty' to the Horde, he doesn't much care about Horde problems. He sees the Horde as a resource that he may make use of if need be, plus it seems a good idea to keep an eye on a faction devoted to trying to harness the Sha. He couldn't bring himself to do the same with the Alliance due to their ill-conceived use of slave labour consisting of his bretheren and young Pandaren cubs at an airstrip.
He does however consider those of the Expedition to be a good lot and certainly worthy of aid and even more so his friendship. Can't judge the Horde by Garrosh alone afterall.
When not in Orgrimmar listening for rumours about Garrosh and his latest idiot idea, he can be found at the Setting Sun Garrison or beyond the wall on a ranging amidst the Dread Wastes.
