Imperial Orc Egregore
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==Current Hosts== | ==Current Hosts== | ||
===Grud-Who-Thinks=== | ===Grud-Who-Thinks=== | ||
The elder of the two hosts who regularly attends [[Anvil]], this [[shaman]] is closed-mouthed about his past although it is believed he fought in [[the Orc Rebellion]]. He is known to be reasonably widely travelled, having spent years exploring the nations of the Empire and beyond. Unlike most Orcs he apparently spent a decade living by himself with only the voices of his ancestors for company, which by all accounts has made him one of the most peculiar orcs to appear in Anvil. It can be difficult when dealing with him to determine if one is speaking to the egregore spirit, the host, or one of his ancestors. He is often encountered deep in discussion with other shamans, [[Imperial Orcs magical traditions|magicians]], or [[reaver|reavers]]; mumbling to himself about beards; arguing with his ancestral puppets; or shambling around the other nations muttering insults at passers-by and generally being unpleasatn. There is some discussion among the orcs as to what aspect or aspects of the nation he embodies. He may represent the old ways, traditions and hearth magics of the Imperials Orcs prior to the rebellion that should always be remembered, or he may represent the brutal and bitter attitude of the freed orcs that really need to be forgotten before the Imperial Orcs can begin to look beyond the rebellion. No one, including Grud seems to know. | The elder of the two hosts who regularly attends [[Anvil]], this [[Shamans|shaman]] is closed-mouthed about his past although it is believed he fought in [[the Orc Rebellion]]. He is known to be reasonably widely travelled, having spent years exploring the nations of the Empire and beyond. Unlike most Orcs he apparently spent a decade living by himself with only the voices of his ancestors for company, which by all accounts has made him one of the most peculiar orcs to appear in Anvil. It can be difficult when dealing with him to determine if one is speaking to the egregore spirit, the host, or one of his ancestors. He is often encountered deep in discussion with other shamans, [[Imperial Orcs magical traditions|magicians]], or [[reaver|reavers]]; mumbling to himself about beards; arguing with his ancestral puppets; or shambling around the other nations muttering insults at passers-by and generally being unpleasatn. There is some discussion among the orcs as to what aspect or aspects of the nation he embodies. He may represent the old ways, traditions and hearth magics of the Imperials Orcs prior to the rebellion that should always be remembered, or he may represent the brutal and bitter attitude of the freed orcs that really need to be forgotten before the Imperial Orcs can begin to look beyond the rebellion. No one, including Grud seems to know. | ||
===Grud (Na'grul)=== | ===Grud (Na'grul)=== | ||
Bloodcrow Na'grul, is a humble scout in service to the [[Winter Sun|First Legion]], beneath the banner of the [[Imperial_Orcs_groups#Bloodcrows|Bloodcrows]]. A stalwart son of the untamed lands within the folds of the Imperial Orcs, he epitomises the disciplined strength and tactical acumen that resonates at the core of the nation. Raised amidst the primal rhythms of the wilderness, he proudly serves in the army of the Winter Sun. He is a quiet individual, observant and measured He offers advice and guidance to those who seek him, especially when they make decisions that could shape the destiny of the nation. | Bloodcrow Na'grul, is a humble scout in service to the [[Winter Sun|First Legion]], beneath the banner of the [[Imperial_Orcs_groups#Bloodcrows|Bloodcrows]]. A stalwart son of the untamed lands within the folds of the Imperial Orcs, he epitomises the disciplined strength and tactical acumen that resonates at the core of the nation. Raised amidst the primal rhythms of the wilderness, he proudly serves in the army of the Winter Sun. He is a quiet individual, observant and measured He offers advice and guidance to those who seek him, especially when they make decisions that could shape the destiny of the nation. | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 18 December 2023
Grud The Unshackled
Grud The Unshackled, sometimes called White Death, is the egregore of the Imperial Orcs. They are the most recent of the egregores to be created, having been brought into existence when the Imperial orcs were recognised as a nation in the reign of Emperor Ahraz.
Confusingly, perhaps, the hosts of the Imperial Orcs egregore often (but not always) takes the name "Grud", and rarely mention their previous name.
Current Hosts
Grud-Who-Thinks
The elder of the two hosts who regularly attends Anvil, this shaman is closed-mouthed about his past although it is believed he fought in the Orc Rebellion. He is known to be reasonably widely travelled, having spent years exploring the nations of the Empire and beyond. Unlike most Orcs he apparently spent a decade living by himself with only the voices of his ancestors for company, which by all accounts has made him one of the most peculiar orcs to appear in Anvil. It can be difficult when dealing with him to determine if one is speaking to the egregore spirit, the host, or one of his ancestors. He is often encountered deep in discussion with other shamans, magicians, or reavers; mumbling to himself about beards; arguing with his ancestral puppets; or shambling around the other nations muttering insults at passers-by and generally being unpleasatn. There is some discussion among the orcs as to what aspect or aspects of the nation he embodies. He may represent the old ways, traditions and hearth magics of the Imperials Orcs prior to the rebellion that should always be remembered, or he may represent the brutal and bitter attitude of the freed orcs that really need to be forgotten before the Imperial Orcs can begin to look beyond the rebellion. No one, including Grud seems to know.
Grud (Na'grul)
Bloodcrow Na'grul, is a humble scout in service to the First Legion, beneath the banner of the Bloodcrows. A stalwart son of the untamed lands within the folds of the Imperial Orcs, he epitomises the disciplined strength and tactical acumen that resonates at the core of the nation. Raised amidst the primal rhythms of the wilderness, he proudly serves in the army of the Winter Sun. He is a quiet individual, observant and measured He offers advice and guidance to those who seek him, especially when they make decisions that could shape the destiny of the nation.
Before my role as one of the Egregores for the Imperial Orcs, .
Former Hosts
Further Reading
Core Brief
Additional Information