Captain Woven Gloom

Woven Gloom, formerly Woven Orson, was a female night elf rogue, and she is the older twin sister of Knittery Orson, who became a druid. Woven was born a few minutes before Knittery. Despite this slight difference in age, Knittery was often the favored one within their family.

Growing up, Woven, while skilled and capable, often felt somewhat overshadowed by her sister's natural affinity for the natural world and her seemingly effortless connection to Elune. While Knittery embraced the traditional paths of night elf society, Woven found herself drawn to the more pragmatic and sometimes shadowy skills of a rogue, perhaps feeling a need to carve her own distinct path.

Driven by a fierce desire to protect her people from the encroaching Burning Legion and frustrated with the traditional ways of warfare, Woven became drawn to Illidan Stormrage's radical approach of fighting fire with fire.

She underwent the painful ritual to become a demon hunter, sacrificing her eyesight for spectral sight, though this sense didn't come naturally to her. To compensate, Gloom dedicated herself to the meticulous study of her enemies, learning their anatomy and weaknesses, favoring precise and efficient strikes to minimize bloodshed – a stark contrast to the often brutal nature of fel magic.

During the time she was imprisoned with other demon hunters, a weariness of the endless fighting settled upon her. In the quiet of confinement, memories of her past surfaced, particularly those of her family. Her only living relative is her twin sister, Knittery Orson, a night elf druid. Gloom sees a profound irony in a demon hunter and a druid being siblings, a constant reminder of the divergent paths they now walk. This is why she chose to keep the surname "Gloom," a symbol of the darkness she now embodies and the chasm between her and her sister.

Knittery is aware that her sister is out there but patiently waits, believing Gloom will come to her in her own time. Gloom, however, is held back by nervousness. The weight of her transformation and the darkness she now carries makes her hesitant to face her sister, fearing judgment or the contamination of Knittery's peaceful, nature-bound life.