Aasimar

Aasimar
Protectors of the laws of the celestial plane, and the agents of the arch angels. A people created for the soul purpose of enforcing the laws of the celestial plane at all costs. Built to have no emotion and to be the perfect "machines" they fulfill their orders with no questions asked. Of course, nothing is ever "perfect" and and consciousness and awareness can develop.

Location - The Divide, Alexaria.

Language - Celestial, Common.

Lifespan - Immortal

History
When the Arch Angels left the celestial plane they took with them powers of gods, however confined to the peaks of what is now known as Alexaria, they sought to bring the laws and ideals of the celestial plane to this new world. They needed agents to do their bidding and spread these ideals, thus their powers were used to create a creature. The purest form of the ideals of the celestial plane the Aasimar were created.

Aasimar Orders
Under Akroma of the Crusades - the aasimar are built for war and to enact the wrath of akroma who speaks for the arch angels. They will march far and wide to deliver the message that the arch angels are not to be taken lightly. (denoted by silvery white hair)

Under Avacyn the Judge - the aasimar are built to maintain the order and deal directly with the laws of the celestial plane, they are the inquisitors and the shadows of the arch angels. (Denoted by pitch black hair)

Under Caisyn, Lord of Prosperity - the aasimar are built to manage the wealth and trade of the arch angels. The overseers of the aasimar's creations: the halflings. They manage the halflings for purposes of trade and menial work. (denoted by bright blond hair)

Under Promithic the Keeper - the aasimar are built to keep the records of the world, to know everything that is to be known, and to advise the other aasimar towards the ideals of the celestial planes. (denoted by spark red hair)

Culture
The aasimar are created by the four archangels and are crafted for proficiency under their creator's ideal.

Though the aasimar are are built to be husks that will blindly obey, they are given a sliver of freedoms for themselves while they are not needed. Social life is not abundant within the aasimar's society, but emotions like friendship and such do occasionally arise, but not often.

If an aasimar strays too far from their created path it is possible for them to be cut off from their arch angel's power. Judged by the Aasimar of order they are banished, and forced to live on their own for essentially eternity.