Brughar

SCR 6550-6574) was born in the endless south plains in a big orc village near the jungles of Gorilis. His father a large orc warlord named Grug his mother a fierce female that died in birth. He was the largest and meanest orc reaching the three foot rod, a sign that an orc child is treated as an adult, only at nine years old. Despite his young age, he was aggressive, fierce and ruthless and soon grew to great proportions. He left his village and formed his own warband, but later returned to kill his father and claim his rule. He introduced cannibalism among orcs and fed his warrior with man flesh only. His village grew by killing other orc leaders and annexing their armies. After few years of banditry and skirmishing, he has grown to become the largest orc in the history of Land of Öyr. He has acquired two dwarven-made twin axes and he leads the greatest orc horde. The northern demons and their archpriests had taken notice of the dreaded creature and used any mean available to possess him. He proved too resilience for their arcane means but by dreams and omens they managed to send him against the Altan elves, deflecting his attack to the kingdom of Tarantis that would probably eliminate it. Brughar’s disastrous advance is stopped only by the famous Telerion who in an epic battle killed his opponent but fell as well. The orc horde, which had been greatly weakened by the ascent to the deadly mountains, was wiped out completely by the remaining elves and the south saw peace for many generations until the orc population would rise again. Historians argue if there could another single creature or person that could stop Brughar in a duel apart from Telerion and they are reluctant to name even other elven archmages and half-demon archpriests.