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Entry Three: Falrog
Name: Falrog
Age: 33
Gender: Male
Race: ½ Orc, ½ Elf
Class: Orc Warlord
Skin Colour: Jade Green
Head Description
Face: Falrog’s face is either of an extremely solemn attitude or one of an unstable sociopath eager to kill anything that moves. This in combination with his unusual elf like facial shape, more of an oval than a round orc head, creates a strangely terrifying aura around his person. On his forehead the symbol of the Kajaran Clan is blazed in, a pictogram not unlike the human symbol for the star sign of Libra.
Hair: Falrog’s hair is a mixture of the common orc’s messy, black hair, and the length of the common Elf’s hair. This mongrel bred hair works in amazing contrast with the dark, yet shiny, green skin that Falrog owns, and is fairly split at the ends which lap down only slightly above Falrog’s shoulders.
Eye: Here, the orc in Falrog comes out clearly. This orc hybrid only has one eye, for the other was punctured in battle. As a result, Falrog covers it with a pirate-looking black eye patch, creating a very disturbing image. The colour of his remaining eye, his right, is a variety of dark red tones, creating an image much like hellfire. The pupil in the middle is average sized, and it keeps an icy gaze wherever it peers, lacking the essence of friendliness altogether.
Helmet: Although it is not needed, as a Warlord, Falrog is required to don the proper uniform for battle events, the only time orc’s have any rules is when it comes to battle. His head armour consists of but a studded, half-egged shaped iron helmet with bull-like horns protruding from the sides where his ears would if only they were positioned five cm higher. These horns of ivory are stained with the blood from long since past battles, mostly from the powerful goring technique these makeshift weapons can be used to do, but some of that lifeblood comes from the general blood flowage that comes when Falrog gets into the head of any skirmish.
Body Description
Build: Falrog is a mammoth when compared in proportion to the average human. He towers at seven foot five, and weighs in at around one hundred and twenty kilograms. All bones in his body are amazingly strong, and never once has a bone been broken in his body because of this. It is believed that the Elven blood, with its invigorative qualities, within his body works in conjunction with the natural density of the orc bone to create an even more powerful material. The blood not only works it magic there, but also in the usually elephant like orc skin. Usually it has a rough, saggy quality to it, but Falrog has incredibly smooth skin with the same tough qualities to it. Every area of his skin, although not droopy, is ripped with the crevasses that the dozens of well-toned muscles create around them.
Body Armour: Falrog despises protection, but only when it comes in the form of chunky metal armour. So instead he wears thick leather armour around the main of his body. On the back of this brown casing are two battle axe holsters. Otherwise, this brown hide is overly plain, and lacks any décor. The shoulder pads, made of the same material, are a different story. These are studded with large, silver, metal bolts, and are in three different pieces, all tied together with iron, metal rings. These pieces differ in sizes, the largest one curved atop the second which does the same thus only leaving little of the third to be seen, but just enough to show the three bolts ridged into the bottom leather pad. The second pad is engraved in twice as many bolts, whilst the first is four times as many. Although the general colour is a shiny, dark brown, the edges are coloured dull black. These two leather pads are held together by a somewhat large metallic ring placed in the middle of Falrog’s chest, which the smaller rings impressed into the pads ends hold around. A final touch to this set of unique armour is a single, miniature skull deeply engraved into each pad of leather. This set of armour was found accompanying his two weapons. One, large, ash-coloured metalled gauntlets govern Falrog’s already powerful left arm. It is dressed with spikes and these are of a cold, icy metal quality. It is a good guard against most weapons, and is a good second weapon if used in conjunction with one of his axes.
Leg Description
Leg Armour: Once again, Falrog’s dislike for metal armour leaves him only with a small kilt like garment which goes slightly beyond knee height. Unlike a kilt however, this leg armour is made of a numerous amount of belts, closely bolted together, all hanging down from a single belt tied around Falrog’s waist. Although strange, this chain of belts hanging loosely down all from a single belt, they allow free leg movement whilst still providing a modest amount of protection. Down the middle of the main belt, hanging over what would be the groin area and going down below his knees, is a blood red cloth, the colour of Falrog’s eyes, gilded around the corners with a spectacular gold. In the middle of it all, once again, is the emblem of the star sign of Libra in black. Once more, excluding the cloth, this piece was found accompanying the weapons, and fitted him perfectly without need for resizing. There is no foot armour to cover his large green feet, and Falrog would have it no other way. He truly enjoys the feeling of dead bodies squishing under his feet.
Weapons
Gilroth & Karoth: These are two hefty weighing battle axes, forged for only one purpose, to kill. In height, these battle beauties come in at five feet tall, but in weight, they come in together at seventy-five kg, surprising light for these two behemoth weapons. Their handles are of a mysteriously metallic component, and their blades are so extremely sharp that the slightest rubbing of their edges across a granite wall would cause deep scars in the stone. Inscribed in the handles are their names, Gilroth in gold and Karoth in platinum. The only orc capable of wielding these battle axes is Falrog, and strangely enough they had not been created for him. They were first made a thousand years before Falrog’s conception, and they had been lying in a small crypt since their own birth. Who they were originally made for and why is a mystery, but one thing is certain, to Falrog, none of this matters as long as they serve his bloodthirsty needs.
Magic
Falrog in a matrix for magic, and feels no trouble in learning new types in magic. It is in the actual casting of powers that wears him down, due to the heavy requirements of the magics he usually uses. For example, a small push of telekinetic energy wouldn’t cause him to collapse, but merely feel slightly tired, whilst a display of pyrotechnics would cause him to feel as if he has run a hundred mile lap twice without breath.
Timeline (Calculated in Praetorian Years- B.K= Before Kajaran Union, A.K= After Kajaran Union)
1970 A.K- Birth of Falrog, born the son of an orc Warlord, and an Elven druidess being held prisoner by Lord Karon. Falrog is the first such being since the rise of the Orc and Elf kingdoms, dating back to 3000 B.K. His mother is slain by Lord Karon, who wishes his son to grow up without Elven influences.
1977 A.K- Despite being brought up in a magic free environment, Falrog learns how to focus his mind on certain objects causing them to move and explode at his will. His father is disappointed and sends him off to military training in the outer Orc regions.
1987 A.K- Falrog finishes term in the rough outback of the kingdom, having served a decade of his life to the Kajaran army. Returns to capital to resume proper studies, but is tainted with the want of blood pour, a common side effect of joining the barbaric army corps.
1990 A.K- Lord Karon dies, and the Kajaran Union splits apart after civil wars break out over the matter of next leader. No orc wants to leave the throne to the hybrid that is Falrog. He runs in fear of being assassinated.
1992 A.K- Falrog stumbles across a mysterious tomb, and finds two hefty battle axes which no other orc could carry. He wields these beasts with ease, and soon craves more power. Falrog targets the throne as this next accomplishment. Soon suits himself with a pair of armour found deeper in the tomb, and finds it a perfect match for his own body, which for even an orc, is extremely large. Falrog finds this partially odd, but dismisses it as sheer luck.
1994 A.K- Attacks a small orc village alone, and slaughters over one hundred of its villagers. The village submits to his will, and the chief is killed, and his skull is fashioned into a mug, for alcohol, for Falrog’s use alone. The rest of the villagers are then trained into ruthless killing machines by Falrog, utilizing his former military training. Falrog then names his troops the ‘Kajaran Death Squad’, determined to strike fear into prospective enemies’ hearts.
1995 A.K- Falrog enters his first true skirmish with an army twice the size of his own. Although his troops lose morale, after Falrog’s mighty charge into his rival’s centre which resulted in the deaths of a quarter of his enemy’s soldiers, his troops had a boost in confidence and helped with the charge. The end results of the battle had Falrog placed for the killing of around two hundred and fifty-five units, and the rest of the total divided between his soldiers who had only suffered mere casualties. He himself, however, loses his left eye to a stray arrow. The perpetrator of this crime has his eyes pulled out and these orbs are eaten by Falrog as a show of revenge.
1998 A.K- After a few short years of such battles, Falrog held control over the entirety of the former Kajaran Union, and had thus been successful in his original quest. However this victory did not please him as much as it should have, and instead he became insanely bored. He took up his studies once more which had been interrupted after his father’s death. These studies were made so that he could further bring out his magical talents which during the battles he had not had enough control over to use efficiently, and so he could better his war tactics.
2003 A.K- Falrog is totally dominant over all aspects, both in terms of physical warfare and magical domination. He, one day, stumbles upon scrolls that tell of a way to travel between different worlds, and from that day on, learned to dominate the ways of teleportation between planets, to find new challengers. |
Last edited by Maldar the Incompetent : 01.04.04 at 03:15:12.
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