Fangril Redbrand

See Dwarven Foundings, specificly the fifth founding for more information.

He Is now the Martyr of Conquest, Fangril, Redbrand. Last prince of the dwarves, he was a charismatic drinker who cared nothing for the crown in his younger days. When his elder sibling died unexpectedly, and he was placed next in line, he briefly fled the city only to return a fortnight later. Fleeing his responsibilities had changed him as for once he was no longer insuilated against the struggles of the common folk. When he did return he was quiet, grim, and sported a scar across his cheek which he never told anyone about. After that he took up the mantle with pride, and became an admirable prince and a far more admirable leader of men. Finding his calling as a general, Fangril excelled, gaing accolades steadily until it was time for his own founding. Not above using dirty tactics, or whatever was required to win, he molded the officer corp into a lean fighting machine unconcerned for the honor of their foes. When he died his teachings persisted, with most new officers choosing to take their oaths beneath the gaze of Fangril’s statue.