Bhakdar
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Mekoot Bhakdar
Race: Ogre
God: Uganggi, God of Fire (Manifests to the Knights of Wildwood as King Kingsford, Lord of Flame!)
Affiliations: Enclave kinship to the Horde, Headhunter
Currently Residing: Rugged Lands
Fighting Since: 2001
Weapons of Choice: Club & Strap, Javelin, Florentine
Bhakdar is a nomadic warrior shaman. Enduring the extinction of the rest of his tribe, Bhakdar became a forest dwelling aestetic. Cultivating his path as a mystic, he lives in simplicity and sharing the way of nature. The Earth engulfs him and he becomes as the Earth. The power of Uganggi burns through him. His travels find him pillaging the pinkskins who rape the Earth. The deepest evil to the land monsters dwell within is the wasteful pinkies. The humans in particular need predators so the Earth can maintain balance. Without the Horde, all hope for the Earth and civilization would be lost. Dubbed Headhunter at the climax of the third Armageddon, Mekoot Bhakdar joined the elite guard of Izareth's monster hordes. It is his nature, his talent, and his mission to purge the sick and abusive mentality of the pinkies from the land.
Now Bhakdar continues to serve on the Enclave, or governing council of Headhunters, but from a distance. A hermitage to the great West led to varied pursuits and ultimately the desire to find a more permanent abode with a rowdy rascal named Sipris. Before this venture he traveled to teach through his sword-fighting school, Bhakdar's Academy.
Bhakdar currently plans to roam rugged lands as a free agent and once again diversify his alliances although he will always share a kinship with the Horde and a fondness for his former comrades of House Hellhammer. Enabled by magic to once again produce training materia and teleport over great distances, he will continue pursuits of traveling and teaching through Bhakdar's Academy.
A long term vision for investing in beautiful land and cultivating its fertility is still forefront in the ogre's agenda, however he is continually seeking new means of arriving at this end. Once settled more permanently, cultivation of a peaceful haven and perhaps multiple warriors' outposts may arise again.
