James Teligan 

Background

Teligan grew up as an adopted boy, not knowing anything about his true origin. He grew up as the child of a traveling merchant and got to experience Eastern Kingdoms as young. He experienced Gilneas before the gates was closed. Because of the fact that his family travelled constantly, he never had the chance of making remaining friends.

After loosing his uncle to the undead he grew a strong hatred towards the Scourge, taking a job as a grave digger in Duskwood he hoped to encounter some. He did, he was unable to get out of his house and rapidly the undeads started trying to invade the house.

Later on Teligan joined the military, getting in a squad named Delta Squad, he was trained to be the seargent of the squad and led them to Tirisfal Glades where he and his squad members fought a brave fight, unfortunately he was the only one surviving in the end.

After some years Teligan joined in various military groups, doing his best to survive. After spending a long time in fighting, Teligan realised he wasted his life. He could have become a rich merchant as his father, not spending every day risking his life for a lousy pay, seeing the ways of the Royal Court as a folly and wrong way to rule The Alliance, he joined in the Commune.

Only spending a short time in the Commune, he choosed to get a side job. He visited the Pig and Whistle in the wish of becoming chef, he got a one day job serving boar pies which everybody seemed to enjoy. Later on he came to get a full job there, not with the intention of leaving The Commune. Through he heard the leader of The Pig And Whistle, Aldwens hops had already hired a woman for cooking. Yet Aldwens allowed them to have a contest, the one that made the best pie recieving most votes would get the job as chef. Teligan made classic boar pie and his competitor made chicken pot pie. At the end of the day Teligan recieved the most votes and got the fancy title as Head Chef of Pig And Whistle. Still keeping the boar pie as his signature dish.

Through one day, serving food Teligan spotted a comrade from the Commune, Hamlet. Seemingly Hamlet wished to made buisness with Aldwens but Aldwens wasnt interested. Teligan wanted to greet his comrade but Hamlet answered:

"It is alright, you have never really been into politics anyways". Teligan was frustrated, feeling that he was being abandoned by the Commune. But in the later days he didnt bother thinking about politics, finding it a thing he would never be able to change.