In the days of his youth, Bib’orr was a stunning orc, often being met with praise for his looks. He grew up in the grasslands and began smithing at a young age under the guidance of his father, Gik’ork. During his teenage years, he was accepted into the lineage of a master smith of Klan Gorkil as an apprentice. In his many years of tutelage under his master, he grew to worship Azog, the second son of Gorkil and the greatest blacksmith in all of Orcish history. In his twenties, Bib’orr began work on increasingly complex designs of weapons and armors to find the way to make higher quality weapons.
At the age of 32, Bib’orr was forging a masterwork war hammer and had just hooked it up to begin the process of carving out inscriptions on it. One of the chains, which Bib’orr had been using since he began forging under his father gave way to the weight of the hammer and sent the full force of the hammer into Bib’orr’s face, permanently disfiguring it. This imbalance caused the war hammer to fall off the other chains and crushed his left arm. This unfortunate accident led to Bib’orr losing both the ability and the confidence to go back to smithing. After this, he quit his job and spiraled into a depressed pit of self-loathing. He wandered the cities for a while, only serving to drive him deeper into depression, make his figure more grotesque, and smell even worse. He was homeless outside of Renatus and had been living in the forest for some years, killing wildlife and eating them.
Currently, Bib’orr is seeking to become an Animati crafter.
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