Grask Uldeth

Grask Uldeth

(Deity)

Edicts

Improve orcs' lot in life, obey the orcs above your station, rule the orcs below you with a strong hand

Anathema

Allow orc-kind to become weak, intentionally make orcs look bad, disrupt your hierarchy without just cause

Sanctification (2ER)

Can choose unholy

Domains (2E)

Ambition, Cities, Confidence, Might

Favored Weapon

Warhammer

Images of Grask Uldeth

Source: Triumph of the Tusk Player's Guide, pg(s). 7

Grask Uldeth

(Person)

Titles

Great Chieftain
Lord of Urgir

Alignment

Chaotic evil

Ancestry/Species

Orc

Class

Barbarian 17

Gender

Male

Homeland

Urgir, Hold of Belkzen

Deity

Yes

Organization

Empty Hand tribe, Closed Fist

Died

4716 AR

Images of Grask Uldeth

Source: Belkzen, Hold of the Orc Hordes, pg(s). 20–21

Until his assassination in 4716 AR, Grask Uldeth was the mighty orc chieftain of the Empty Hand tribe of the Hold of Belkzen, and the greatest leader of the orcs since the near-mythical warlord Belkzen who first united his people during the Age of Darkness. Through his tribe, Uldeth controlled the ancient dwarven Sky Citadel of Urgir, and instituted changes to orc society that sought to increase its standing among the other powers in the region.

After his assassination, Grask defeated the orc deity Zagresh and ascended to divinity himself.

As a mortal

Uldeth and his Empty Hand tribe seized control of Urgir in 4692 AR and spent several years consolidating power and vanquishing their nearest rivals. In 4702 AR, Uldeth began to introduce fundamental innovations in the city designed to attract non-orc merchants and maintain a semblance of what in other cultures is considered the rule of law. He did this because he had come to realize that the traditional orc custom of raiding the neighboring nations of Avistan produced less wealth than trading with them might. This progressive thinking was dismissed at first by most orcs, but with time, the wealth generated by these trades began to change some minds.

In 4716 AR, Grask Uldeth was slain by a mysterious assassin. His chief advisor and majordomo Ardax the White-Hair, a rare orc to live to middle-age, succeeded him as overlord of Urgir, but continued the reforms Uldeth had first introduced.

As a deity

As a deity, Uldeth espouses definitive hierarchies and the idea that strength is both the means and right by which one can improve orcs.

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