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After two lost decades putting down what must've been hundreds of thousands of Corinites, Skalds, and ornery Dwarves, Tamar II stood heirless at 45 with scant accomplished in his life. In desperation to etch his name into the world, he swung his warclub in the direction of the free Reachmen, finally ending Everwharf and their small confederation - perhaps this was a misstep.
From the halls of Almdihr, King Gluk I Bordu of the Highhold Orcs of the Shattered Crown felt fit to demonstrate to their grey brothers why Dookan no longer spoke to them: They were weak. The Frozenmaw Line's magics came from what remnants of Brasur's blood that remained within them, not from Dookan's blessings. He would prove that to them: What they had lost when they went west. It was supposed to be a feast celebrating a grand campaign in the Reach, but when an axe was lain on the table, all around knew what it meant: Ozarm'chadash. Challenging Tamar II to a duel of honor, the young Gluk needed not a single spell to bring his axe against Tamar II's face, only stopped by the guards of Garok's garrison. The great chieftain proved his point as he left the city: Grombar's weakness had turned the oldest of allies into the strongest of foes.
After two lost decades putting down what must've been hundreds of thousands of Corinites, Skalds, and ornery Dwarves, Tamar II stood heirless at 45 with scant accomplished in his life. In desperation to etch his name into the world, he swung his warclub in the direction of the free Reachmen, finally ending Everwharf and their small confederation - perhaps this was a misstep.
From the halls of Almdihr, King Gluk I Bordu of the Highhold Orcs of the Shattered Crown felt fit to demonstrate to their grey brothers why Dookan no longer spoke to them: They were weak. The Frozenmaw Line's magics came from what remnants of Brasur's blood that remained within them, not from Dookan's blessings. He would prove that to them: What they had lost when they went west. It was supposed to be a feast celebrating a grand campaign in the Reach, but when an axe was lain on the table, all around knew what it meant: Ozarm'chadash. Challenging Tamar II to a duel of honor, the young Gluk needed not a single spell to bring his axe against Tamar II's face, only stopped by the guards of Garok's garrison. The great chieftain proved his point as he left the city: Grombar's weakness had turned the oldest of allies into the strongest of foes.
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