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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Grimror" data-source="post: 3100288" data-attributes="member: 45198">I've decided to make a last minute change to my character submission. I'd like to play Lanek, a chaotic neutral half-orc barbarian raised by orcs and learned in the ways of spear fighting.Lanek was born to a human mother in a small village somewhere on the frontier of the wilds that was attacked and plundered by orcs numerous times in the past. He was even stolen by orcs on a subsequent raid and raised as one of their own. Lanek was content with this life for many years, where he learned how to survive - and how to fight. He was especially skilled with the spear - the weapon of the god he pays homage to: Gruumsh.Lanek earned a reputation for his fearsomeness in battle on the many raids conducted by his tribe. This led to jealousy among the other orcs, and fear among the leaders - fear that Lanek may one day challenge and overthrow them, a half-blood at that! In an act of betrayal, they attacked him and left him for dead in the wilderness.Lanek survived the attack and used what the orcs had taught him. He managed to catch up with the tribe and watched from the darkness and waited. Knowing there was no way to exact his revenge on the whole tribe through killing them all - just as they planned to kill him - he decided to steal the tribe's prized relics: Heart Striker (a spear) and Soul Cage (a suit of mail). He now carries these relics with pride, and seeks to further his skills in combat (as well as his material possessions) as an adventurer.Lanek stands six and a half feet tall with dark leathery green skin and pale grey eyes. His long and unkempt black hair dangles off his head in many matted locks, and his body is covered in large unsightly scars - which he sports with pride. If his skin isn't a dead giveaway, his sloping forehead and jutting jaw make his orcish heritage plain for all to see.</blockquote>

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