He was one of Bartras's first followers, and hehas an eye for detail that makes him a natural administrator. However, he believes that the position stinks of owner, or worse, of templar, and he longs for the day when Bartras abolishes all positions of command. Of course, total freedom scares him as well. It frightens his lawful, ordered tendencies with visions of uncontrolled chaos. Sometimes he wonders if that is what they are striving for. Then he remembers his time as a slave, and such thoughts flee before his own desire to remain free.
Drog, a dwarf who once served as a soldier slave
in Tyr, serves as the major (the governor) of the Hidden
Village. He is a strict but fair administrator with a knack
for bureaucratic routine. Under his care, the settlement
has grown from a tiny camp at the bottom of a huge
crater to a thriving village. He is constantly evaluating his
actions to make sure he is not imitating the methods of
the masters in the city-states.
Drog definitely does not like the position he has been
placed in, but he understands why he was chosen.