The Warnation of Krugmar, reunited and reformed
Lak
With the return of Durrr’lak, it had brought a new time for war. He had been seeking revenge, seeking revenge on the people who wronged him, for those that did not aid the Warnation of Krugmar in wartime, for those, that were not true uruks. On the day of his return, he had seen the first battle of the clan wars that his predecessor Rognor’Lak, started . The destruction it brought, the blood that was unleashed, it had made the half-crazed olog happy. The olog had returned seeking blood, and he shall receive it.
Raguk
Glottgut, first and foremost, followed war. He had followed Leydluk when he returned from his pilgrimage and brought the Raguks to the roads of Sutica. He had followed Morkar when he lead the charge into the Sutican city. And now, he was to lead. But alongside the Raguks was Rognor’Lak, who would always join in their raids and attacks on the nearby settlements. Even before Leydluk came, Rognor and Glottgut roamed Atlas, duelling travellers for enslavement and personal enjoyment. And Glottgut was there when Rognor confronted Shakul in the flatlizard tavern, and duelled over whether or not a clan war would happen. With Rognor’s victory, he knew he would stand with the strongest, even better that it had been his brother. And so, he rallied the Raguk vanguard under the banner of the Laks.
Lur
Falum returned to San’Kala searching the ruins of his Clan Hall to find any remaining material, but to no avail. He left the Hall behind as a reminder to stay true to his wolf blood and remain wild, unbound, and unpredictable. Whilst walking around the goi, Falum was approached by the Raguk and Lak Wargoth in hopes that he might aid them in war, but for many years he remained idle with his family and clan.As blood was finally shed within the goi the wild blood within him seeked to reignite the fire in his spirit with battle and glory the way the ancestors would approve of. When the son of Kahn, Gilgamesh, stepped forward claiming his birthright of the Rexdom the features of Kahn and Lukra’Braduk lingered upon the Orc and earned the support of the Lur.
Braduk
Witnessing the divided state of the new Iron Uzg - a pale shadow of the nation that his father built - Gilgamesh, spurred by chosen purpose, returned to his kin with his brothers at his back to take control and return the Orcs to past glories. The true Rex of Krugmar, Giglamesh sought out the strongest among the Uzg to back his cause, and with them by his side he intends to forge a nation of Steel.
Gorkil
Azhug, having defeated Shakul in the duel for Wargoth, witnessed the events that had unfolded firsthand. Thoughts of his Clan and their safety and honor never left his mind and as such, he decided this was the best path to restoring the honor of the children of Krug.
Yar
Nurena, upon been approached by Durrr’Lak following the Gorkils switching sides, reassures the Olog that her loyalties lie with the new Wargoth of the clan; Azhug. Hoping to follow in the footsteps of her father, Malog, she secures a safe and honourable position for the clan under the new Rexdom.
Gilgamesh Han Urruk Braddukk, Bringer of Rain, Son of the Demon, True Rex of the Orcs
Durrr’Lak, Targoth of the reformed Warnation of Krugmar, Swampgoth of Clan Lak, devoter to the spirit Laklul,
Azhug’Gorkil, Wargoth of Clan Gorkil and Keshig of the Rex
Glottgut'Raguk, Wargoth of Clan Raguk, Headhunter of Gazigazh,
Falum’Lur, Wargoth of Clan Lur, Keeper of the Ancients,
Nurena’Yar, Warchief of Clan Yar, Keeper of Books