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[[File:DALL·E 2025-02-12 14.23.44 - A massive giant warrior with a broad-shouldered, thick frame. He appears to be of a ripe old age with feral misty green eyes and golden brown skin. Hi.webp|thumb]] |
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Like Many Giantmen Ox was born of the T’Kirem Clan. He |
Like Many Giantmen Ox was born of the T’Kirem Clan. He was anchored in the Dragonspine Mountain’s at the time of my youth. As Sir Guarrin and Sir Geijon can attest we were also called the “Bear Clan” due to our first chieftain Kiremgrea’s likeness to those big furry huggable beasts who left me this scar over my eye during my trial of manhood. |
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Now for starters the name Oxhammer is not birth given. His birth name was Njal which is very common in his clan as it means “giant”. But I’m told because of my size and affection for hanging around the forge me Modir and Fadir started calling me Oxhammer from a very early age and it stuck. |
Now for starters the name Oxhammer is not birth given. His birth name was Njal which is very common in his clan as it means “giant”. But I’m told because of my size and affection for hanging around the forge me Modir and Fadir started calling me Oxhammer from a very early age and it stuck. |
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Latest revision as of 08:00, 10 June 2025
WORK IN PROGRESS
Like Many Giantmen Ox was born of the T’Kirem Clan. He was anchored in the Dragonspine Mountain’s at the time of my youth. As Sir Guarrin and Sir Geijon can attest we were also called the “Bear Clan” due to our first chieftain Kiremgrea’s likeness to those big furry huggable beasts who left me this scar over my eye during my trial of manhood.
Now for starters the name Oxhammer is not birth given. His birth name was Njal which is very common in his clan as it means “giant”. But I’m told because of my size and affection for hanging around the forge me Modir and Fadir started calling me Oxhammer from a very early age and it stuck.