Nath Shadoweyes 

Background

The Beginning
Nath Shadoweyes arrived in Stormwind with little interest of mentioning his past. Some say he had a hand in the kidnapping of the guildmaster of the ArchMages, Alabast, others say he's a traitor to his druidic circle. The beautiful Nirra would follow him closely, revealing little of what their past were. Nobody paid much attention to the two kaldorei untill Nath proclaimed himself Captain of the Stormwind City Watch. Hiring Eldal, Bronkar, Ninea and Bootse as his first squad of Watchmen he was soon a common sight in Stormwind.

The Book of Laws
After the bombing of the first Watch Office (now the Auction House of Stormwind) he gained a general hatred for gnomes. He blames them for bombing the office and thus tearing his right ear off. With time he wrote the Book of Laws and began selling copies of it as a way of funding the Watch (and himself would some say). 

Captain of the Stormwind City Watch
With the addition of Carinia, Dugald and Baugi to Watch flourished and patrols could be seen daily within the city borders. With time, a collection of worried citizens demanded action against him when the accusations of corruption and plotting became too many. With Kalistra, Justicar and Arthurion pressing the charges, Nath was dethroned and brought to jail. He escaped within minutes of his capture through a portal. Some say the Legitimate Business Club was to blame, others claim him to be a demon himself. It took the citizens of Stormwind several weeks to capture him again. Hiding in Dun Morogh for months as a bandit pack leader for The Shadoweyes, it was the Stormguard that finally brought him in. This time in a magically shielded prison, leaving him with no option but to wait for his sentence.

The Sentence of Nath
Through loyal servants he managed to pull off another plot against the city. The kidnapping of Speckles turned out to be only part of a greater plan to poison the entire city. The plot was revealed in time by the Stormguard and Kalistra, but did little for the sentence he recieved at his trial. When Amarae, the judge, presented the sentence, a kaldoreian delegate stepped forward and claimed the night elves had an unspoken word with Nath was well. Banned from the city, Nath was taken to his cell beneath Teldrassil by his warden, Erynia Starshard. After half a year in prison, he was given an ultimatum: Rot, or serve. He was reinstigated by Dugald Macranald from the SI:7 and Erynia amongst others, to establish an anti-demonic force to battle the new threat of the Outlands.

ArchInquisitor of The Shadow Sentinels
Forming the Shadow Sentinels with the aid of a mysterious druid named Adaran, Nath returned to Stormwind in a more powerful position than ever. Shortly after, Dugald disseappeared and Nath proclaimed the organisation to be free from the bonds of Darnassus and SI:7. He claimed to only serve the interests of the Alliance and seemingly worked hard to redeem himself of his former failures. He worked closely with powerful allies in the likes of Dorgul the draenei and Trynian (later the founder of The Vanguard Order.

The Final Sentence
It turned out only to be another coverup for one of the powerhungry, old elf's plots. Once again his own men revealed him to those with the power to put him behind bars. The report of his capture was leaked from the Watch office. It describes, in the words of, then Captain, Banyl Dolosen, how himself and many others banded together to banish the kaldorei once and for all. Amongst these were Captain Jazeel Spade of the Shadow Sentinels, members of the Shield of Light and several mercenaries. They brought him to the Outlands where it is said they jailed him in the worst possible location: "Toshley's Station". An outpost filled with gnomes that were more than happy to perform their experiments on Nath while keeping an eye on him.