FARAMIS Dark Necro Low-poly 3D model

StoryFaramisIn-story informationAliasSoul BinderInternal namealchemistOriginOctober 26 (Scorpio)[1]Lumina City, Moniyan EmpireGenderMaleSpeciesUndeadOccupationPhysicianNecromancerAffiliationNecrokeepWeaponsAncestral staffAbilitiesAbsorbs soul fragment as healthEnters shadow stateCasts bursts of Nether EnergySummons a Nether RealmWebsiteLegends of Dawn hero pageFaramis Mastery CodePersonal profileLikesStudying challenging and intractable [diseases][1]RelationshipsUnnamed physician ancestorsVexana Vexana, Leomord Leomord (ally)Voiced byEnglishRyan Colt Levy[2]JapaneseWatanabe Hiroshi (渡辺紘)[3]IndonesianIrfan Setiawan[citation needed]“ A necromancer in Necrokeep who's determined to find a cure for the Mist. ”A gifted physician who came to Necrokeep to study the mysterious plague. Instead of finding the key to controlling life and death, he met Vexana, duchess of the cursed land and the girl who'd brought sunshine to his gloomy life twice. Vowing to find a way to revert the curse and repay the kindness of Vexana, Faramis voluntarily got eroded by the Mist and used himself as the specimen for his research.

The Fearless SoulFaramis came from a long line of physicians. With the ancestral staff passed down the family, his grandfather combined magic and medicine and developed cures for many once-incurable diseases. The feat earned the gifted physician a title from the Moniyan Empire, and the family had since served the royalties as their personal physicians.

None of these proved adequate to earn the family respect from their equals, though. The other nobles viewed them as mere servants with some special medical skills, while young Faramis, for this reason, was often bullied and ridiculed by his peers.

At a banquet, the boys struck again, and poor Faramis was left fainted on the ground of the back garden. When he regained consciousness, he saw a highborn girl half-knelt by his side, giving him medicine. That was the only time young Faramis had received kindness from his peers. The encounter, despite being brief, was like a ray of sunshine into his gloomy life.