Udoroth

At a young age Udoroth Esstyrinn lived with his father who used to take him to the pitt fights in Djerad Thymer. They live on the edge of the Ash Lake and would travel there on occasion. Udoroth wished with all his heart to honour his Clan and one day be the greatest pit fighter in the land. He trained with swords and claw as a boy with dreams. His bronzed scales often covered with blood and dust.

One day on the way to town when he was 12 Udoroth and his father were set upon by brigands. His father told him to be at peace and he would give the brigands what theywanted without offense. But somehow his father offended these thieves and one struck him down. Udoroth attacked, being Dragonborn, though young he was big and struck with tooth and claw. As he watched one drew a blade and before Udoroth could react his fathers throat was cut. In anguish and reflex Udoroth cried out to Tyr! He answered somehow and Udoroth felt the Warhammer of Justice solid in his hand. He swung left and right and the brigands went down, one splashed with flame with his raging breath.

The last one ran but he flung the white glowing hammer which hit him in the back, punched out through his chest then puffed into nothing and was gone. Udoroth didn't know if it was real or a dream but his father and the brigands lay dead in the road.

He then walked that road alone. Delivering justice along the roads of Tymanther. His travels taking him to many lands and learning a few new tricks. He ended up in a place called Cetus, but before he could gather coin or purpose he moved on and found a place where his new learning might begin. Dire Arch.

Udoroth has an aversion to water due to a traumatic event in his travels which he doesn't like to talk about, but when he does he usually ends up going on a drinking binge for days.

He has an affinity for human females due to the events that occurred when he ended up working at a House of Pleasure in the Upper City in Baldurs Gate.

Udoroth lost a younger brother in his youth in a run in with an Oni that he never talks about.

He uses the term brother to refer to any warrior he has been in combat with not recognising the different genders very well.