Zadh Nadrozz - Revision history

Ragnio at 18:50, 7 August 2025

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	\|+The Foul Tide of Zadh Nadrozz		\|+The Foul Tide of Zadh Nadrozz

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	\| '''Location'''		\| '''Location'''
	\|~~Inside~~ Mount ~~TollSoll~~		\|Mount Tollsoll
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	\|'''Races'''		\|'''Races'''
	\|[[Orcs]]		\|[[Orcs]], [[Goblins]]
	[[Goblins]]
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	\|'''Primary Religions'''		\|'''Primary Religions'''
	\|~~Azdugian and~~ The ~~everlasting party~~		\|The Green Flame
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	\|'''Political System'''		\|'''Political System'''

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	\|'''Current Leader'''		\|'''Current Leader'''
	\|Rud Rib Amadeus		\|[[Rud Rib Amadeus]]
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	\| '''Council'''		\| '''Council'''

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	\| colspan="2" \|[[File:~~ZadhSquare~~.png\|center\|frameless\|297x297px]]		\| colspan="2" \|[[File:ZhadNadrozzIconV2.png\|center\|frameless\|297x297px]]
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Maple at 19:54, 23 January 2024

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Ninjoh: Update current leader

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Update current leader

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	\|~~Gaerth da Batl 'Ardened~~		\|Krisa Amadeus
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	The presence of the demigods Gnavleec and Grannûsk caused a major issue for the Foulskins living in the 14th and 15th centuries. For they had, in all honesty, set the bar too high. The Foulskins believe that the wisdom and power of their ancestor spirit still guides them to victory on this very day. Having all this power and knowledge stack up through the ages would make the descendants of great and powerful Foulskins invisible, they figured. And huddled in this arrogance they were mistaken.		The presence of the demigods Gnavleec and Grannûsk caused a major issue for the Foulskins living in the 14th and 15th centuries. For they had, in all honesty, set the bar too high. The Foulskins believe that the wisdom and power of their ancestor spirit still guides them to victory on this very day. Having all this power and knowledge stack up through the ages would make the descendants of great and powerful Foulskins invisible, they figured. And huddled in this arrogance they were mistaken.

	In the ages after Grannûsk many Foultides were gathered with the goal of being more succesful than Gnavleec and Grannûsk. However time and time again these Foultides were smashed by the civilizations that surrounded them. Their success limited the Green Flame dwindled. Newer generations of Foulskins grew thinner and tired of the decades of failures; the Ogres and Trolls left the Orcs and Goblins to fend for themselves. Then came the final blow, from somewhere nobody knows came the Rotting Plague to claim more lives than any Foultide ever could. It struck hard in the densely populated halls of Zadh-Nadrozz and the Orcs were hit hard by this invisible foe. At the end of the plague in ~~1516~~ the Warboss and all his Blood Brothers had been killed by the disease. The Orcs and Goblins were in total chaos. They’re numbers were few, their forces scattered and had no one to lead them. They then turned to a leader who promised them success in the form of civilization.		In the ages after Grannûsk many Foultides were gathered with the goal of being more succesful than Gnavleec and Grannûsk. However time and time again these Foultides were smashed by the civilizations that surrounded them. Their success limited the Green Flame dwindled. Newer generations of Foulskins grew thinner and tired of the decades of failures; the Ogres and Trolls left the Orcs and Goblins to fend for themselves. Then came the final blow, from somewhere nobody knows came the Rotting Plague to claim more lives than any Foultide ever could. It struck hard in the densely populated halls of Zadh-Nadrozz and the Orcs were hit hard by this invisible foe. At the end of the plague in 1511 the Warboss and all his Blood Brothers had been killed by the disease. The Orcs and Goblins were in total chaos. They’re numbers were few, their forces scattered and had no one to lead them. They then turned to a leader who promised them success in the form of civilization.

	This concept, foreign to Orcs & Goblins, was brought to them by the Orc Batul’arak. And so he rose to power trying to mirror the nations of Eden and surrounding himself in foreign concepts. His reign was weak however and most Foulskins wanted nothing to do with this new way of living. Batul’arak even banished those that actively seeked conflict in the honor of Zodagh and Makbul. This prompted one Gaerth da batl' 'Ardend, a cunning and strong Orc still caught up in the old ways to part from this new Orc society. Gearth sought to accomplish what Grannûsk had done so long ago by capturing Esgerath, for Gearth wanted to tame a dragon.		This concept, foreign to Orcs & Goblins, was brought to them by the Orc Batul’arak. And so he rose to power trying to mirror the nations of Eden and surrounding himself in foreign concepts. His reign was weak however and most Foulskins wanted nothing to do with this new way of living. Batul’arak even banished those that actively seeked conflict in the honor of Zodagh and Makbul. This prompted one Gaerth da batl' 'Ardend, a cunning and strong Orc still caught up in the old ways to part from this new Orc society. Gearth sought to accomplish what Grannûsk had done so long ago by capturing Esgerath, for Gearth wanted to tame a dragon.

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	=== '''Era of Despair/Recent History''' ===		=== '''Era of Despair/Recent History''' ===
	The presence of the demigods Gnavleec and Grannûsk caused a major issue for the Foulskins living in the 14th and 15th centuries. For they had, in all honesty, set the bar too high. The Foulskins believe that the wisdom and power of their ancestor spirit still guides them to victory on this very day. Having all this power and knowledge stack up through the ages would make the descendants of great and powerful Foulskins invisible, they figured. And huddled in this arrogance they were mistaken. In the ages after Grannûsk many Foultides ~~we’re~~ gathered with the goal of being more succesful than Gnavleec and Grannûsk. However time and time again these Foultides were smashed by the civilizations that surrounded them. Their success limited the Green Flame dwindled. Newer generations of Foulskins grew thinner and tired of the decades of failures; the Ogres and Trolls left the Orcs and Goblins to fend for themselves. Then came the final blow, from somewhere nobody knows came the Rotting Plague to claim more lives than any Foultide ever could. It struck hard in the densely populated halls of Zadh-Nadrozz and the Orcs were hit hard by this invisible foe. At the end of the plague in 1516 the Warboss and all his Blood Brothers had been killed by the disease. The Orcs and Goblins were in total chaos. They’re numbers were few, their forces scattered and had no one to lead them. They then turned to a leader who promised them success in the form of civilization. This concept, foreign to Orcs & Goblins, was brought to them by the Orc Batul’arak. And so he rose to power trying to mirror the nations of Eden and surrounding himself in foreign concepts. His reign was weak however and most Foulskins wanted nothing to do with this new way of living. Batul’arak even banished those that actively seeked conflict in the honor of Zodagh and Makbul. This prompted one ~~Captain/Kapt’n Knaraugh Globtoof’~~, a cunning and strong Orc still caught up in the old ways to part from this new Orc society. ~~Knaraugh~~ sought to accomplish what Grannûsk had done so long ago by capturing Esgerath, for ~~Knaraugh~~ wanted to tame the ~~dragon~~ of the ~~seas~~. He set ~~sail on~~ his ~~ship~~ the ~~Tidecrusher~~, ~~looting~~ and ~~raiding~~ his ~~way across~~ the ~~shores~~ of ~~Eden~~, ~~even kidnapping~~ a ~~Hadrian noble lady~~ and ~~discovering treasures along~~ the ~~way~~. ~~Thus~~ the ~~nations~~ of ~~Eden branded him~~ a ~~pirate~~. ~~Knaraugh~~ however was ~~still after~~ his ~~prize~~ to ~~tame~~ the ~~dragon~~ of the ~~seas~~, the ~~Kraken~~. ~~Him~~ and his ~~crew settled~~ the ~~abandoned ruins~~ of ~~Kape Roth when~~ they ~~heard~~ a ~~desperate plea~~ of Zadh-Nadrozz.		The presence of the demigods Gnavleec and Grannûsk caused a major issue for the Foulskins living in the 14th and 15th centuries. For they had, in all honesty, set the bar too high. The Foulskins believe that the wisdom and power of their ancestor spirit still guides them to victory on this very day. Having all this power and knowledge stack up through the ages would make the descendants of great and powerful Foulskins invisible, they figured. And huddled in this arrogance they were mistaken.

			In the ages after Grannûsk many Foultides were gathered with the goal of being more succesful than Gnavleec and Grannûsk. However time and time again these Foultides were smashed by the civilizations that surrounded them. Their success limited the Green Flame dwindled. Newer generations of Foulskins grew thinner and tired of the decades of failures; the Ogres and Trolls left the Orcs and Goblins to fend for themselves. Then came the final blow, from somewhere nobody knows came the Rotting Plague to claim more lives than any Foultide ever could. It struck hard in the densely populated halls of Zadh-Nadrozz and the Orcs were hit hard by this invisible foe. At the end of the plague in 1516 the Warboss and all his Blood Brothers had been killed by the disease. The Orcs and Goblins were in total chaos. They’re numbers were few, their forces scattered and had no one to lead them. They then turned to a leader who promised them success in the form of civilization.

			This concept, foreign to Orcs & Goblins, was brought to them by the Orc Batul’arak. And so he rose to power trying to mirror the nations of Eden and surrounding himself in foreign concepts. His reign was weak however and most Foulskins wanted nothing to do with this new way of living. Batul’arak even banished those that actively seeked conflict in the honor of Zodagh and Makbul. This prompted one Gaerth da batl' 'Ardend, a cunning and strong Orc still caught up in the old ways to part from this new Orc society. Gearth sought to accomplish what Grannûsk had done so long ago by capturing Esgerath, for Gearth wanted to tame a dragon.

			Batul’arak wanted to fit in so badly with the civilizations of men and elves that he had promised to hand over all the conglomerated loot of all past foultides to some wandering elf wanting to raise a city for his own. This enraged Gaerth so severely that he temporarily set aside his goal of hunting a dragon and he returned to Zadh-Nadrozz with matties. Gaerth then challenged Batul’arak for leadership and because Batul’arak abandoned the practice of Bloodbrothers he was the first in line to fight Gaerth. The battle was fierce, Gaerth was physically stronger than Batul’arak. However, Batul’arak had one advantage. The Orc did not value Foulskin honor, and would resort to tricking his opponent if the need would arise. After five minutes of fierce blows and the most disrespectful of insults being traded, it seemed like Gaerth would be taking the upper hand in the fight, as he managed to land a powerful blow on Batul’arak’s shoulder with the pommel of his sword. Batul’arak would cry out in pain, and the sound of bones shattering could be heard, as the Orc leader would clutch his injured shoulder.However, Batul’arak would quickly retaliate with a kick to the knee of his opponent, resulting in Gaerth falling into a kneeling pose. Gaerth, however, was no inexperienced warrior and knew to roll away, barely avoiding a small knife getting thrown at him that Batul’arak had hidden away in his belt.

			Gaerth quickly jumped back to his feet and charged at Batul’arak, attacking the already weakened shoulder. He managed to dislocate Batul’s entire right arm, and the Orc fell down. The fight seemed to be over as Gaerth stalked his prey. However, Batul was well prepared. He had hidden away a crossbow in a dimly-lit area of the arena in which the two Orcs were brawling, and he had now gotten a hold on the weapon which he had prepared. Batul would cackle like a madman as he aimed the crossbow at Gaerth’s face, thinking that he had already won. Once Gaerth realized that his opponent managed to grab a loaded crossbow, he dropped to the ground. The battle-hardened Gaerth had barely managed to avoid the projectile that zoomed towards his face, and as he let out a load roar filled with hatred, he charged at the wounded Warchief, who had frozen in place with a look of disbelief on his face. The charging Orc would repeatedly kick the Warchief in his face for over a minute. Once he stepped back, panting heavily, little was left of Batul’arak’s face. A headless body would be propped up against the wall, with a puddle of blood, skin, brains and god knows what else could be seen by the spectacting Orcs and Goblins. After beating Batul’arak, Gaerth was granted the title of Warboss of Zadh-Nadrozz. He quickly resettled the mountain.

			After coming to power, Gaerth would focus on restoring Zadhh Nadrozz and the Foulskins to their proper ways. He would reinstate the practice of having multipe Bloodbrothers, and he would als reinstate the practise of Blood Trials. Upon restoring much of what his predecessor had neglected and started by reestablishing the Dowagh. During the travels made by the mercenaries, they noticed that the races of Eden were keen on spending a little dime in a gambling match. So as to reaffirm their place in Eden Gaerth set up a giant gambling emporium within the halls of Zadh-Nadrozz to create funds and draw attention away from the Foulskins regrouping in numbers capable of a future Foultide. In the meantime however Gaerth is set upon filling Badzogh with spirits through mercenary contracts. The goals of the Foulskins are clear. They seek to create the biggest Foultide since Grannûsk. They seek to reclaim the lost weapons and tokens of past warbosses scattered in Eden. They want to reunite the Ogres and Trolls into the gold. They want to hunt the mightiest beasts in Eden. And finally they are keen to become the strongest warriors in all of Eden and to live up to their ancestors' creed.

	Batul’arak wanted to fit in so badly withh the civilizations of men and elves that he had promised to hand over all the conglomerated loot of all past foultides to some wandering elf wanting to raise a city for his own. This enraged Knaraugh so severely that he temporarily set aside his goal of hunting the Kraken and returned to Zadh-Nadrozz with his crew of Orcs, Goblins and mercenaries at his side. Knaraugh then challenged Batul’arak for leadership and because Batul’arak abandoned the practice of Bloodbrothers he was the first in line to fight Knaraugh. The battle was fierce, Batul’arak physically stronger than Knaraugh was however not aware that Knaraugh had been inspired not only by Grannûsk, but also by Gnavleec, so as Batul’arak was ready to deliver the killing blow Knaraugh pulled out a crossbow and shot Batul’arak in his eye, killing him instantly. Knaraugh simply stated that bows were banned from a Bloodtrial, but crossbows weren’t mentioned in the rules. This then granted Kapt’n Knaraugh Globtoof’ the title of Warboss of Zadh-Nadrozz. He quickly resettled the mountain, abandoning Kape Roth to a naval force of High Elves. Knaraugh thenset upon restoring much of what his predecessor had neglected and started by reestablishing the Dowagh. In addition Knaraugh named his crew his Blood Brothers. During the travels made by the pirates they noticed that the races of Eden were keen on spending a little dime in a gambling match. So as to reaffirm their place in Eden Knaraugh set up a giant gambling emporium within the halls of Zadh-Nadrozz to create funds and draw attention away from the Foulskins regrouping in numbers capable of a future Foultide. In the mean time however Knaraugh is set upon filling Badzogh with spirits through mercenary contracts. the The goals of the Foulskins goals are clear. They seek to create the biggest Foultide since Grannûsk. They seek to reclaim the lost weapons and tokens of past warbosses scattered in Eden. They want to reunite the Ogres and Trolls into the gold. They want to hunt the mightiest beasts in Eden. And finally they are keen to become the strongest warriors in all of Eden and to live up to their ancestors' creed.

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