Vornil polaris

The Juggernaut of the North

Vornil was caring and protective. He loved to talk with his people and was always helping out. Despite being a battle hardened warrior he had a softer side when in his village. He was a guardian of his people. He was well liked and respected. Until he went on a hunting trip for a week. When he came back his entire tribe was destroyed and it seriously took its toll on his personality. He is still the same caring and protective person but now he has covered that person with a rage and harshness unlike any other. He has a hate for all the Knights but is forced to put aside his rage and hatred to fight the Nightspawn. While distant and hate-filled, He will defend any Barbarian whether they are in the wrong or not. Despite this he is still harsh and rough with all people. However, if he cares enough about you then you will see him become the soft, caring, and protective person he once was. None have yet gotten this close to him. He is however looking for someone to claim as wife to rebuild his tribe.

Tribal Broadsword: A Broadsword as long as he is tall -inherited from his people.

When the Knights began their conquest the barbarians were unprepared. Many tribes fell in the beginning. Entire villages were destroyed in the night. Vornil's village was one of these. As the first tribe to fight against the Knights, they were hopelessly outmatched. The entire tribe was terminated almost over night. Vornil came back from a hunting trip to find that his whole tribe was destroyed with not even a single child surviving. Over the next years of the war he became a one man army against the Knights. Using guerrilla warfare, unnatural strength and fighting ability, and the rage from the memory of their crime, he killed the battalion responsible for destroying his tribe single-handed. He discovered the strength of his tribe flowed through his veins and that his rage made normally fatal wounds barely hinder him. Over the next several years he became a large part in the war effort against the Knights. Due to his "fighting alone" attitude and his skill at destroying Knights he became a legend on both sides despite not associating with the other barbarians. When the meteor struck he only survived due to his rage's ability to keep him alive. As the Nightspawn attacked he fought with everything he had and still almost didn't survive. Barely escaping the Nightspawn, he came across other survivors, Knights and Barbarians alike. Realizing the threat of Nightspawn he knows they must put aside their differences and work together to defeat this new enemy. But is it possible to forget what the Knights did to his people, or how the other Barbarians refused to help?