Brottor Loderr

Born as Adrik Kegbringer, he was abandoned by the Kegbringer clan at the age of 30 because of the murder of the clan elder after a heated argument about how the clan is run. Adrik grew up having severe anger and disobedience issues, all caused by 1 person. His dreams were to become a priest or a monk and serve not only the members of the clan, but the Church and the Dwarven God. All of that changed one day when there was an incident in his home where he was struck by his father and it continued every day for weeks and months, after many prayers and reflection, nothing could stop his father. He was threatened that if he went to the elders, then something worse would happen, so he kept to himself, which caused the issues that he has. He went to confront the elders about how some aspects of the clan were run when the elder started to argue with him. The elder had shoved Adrik out of his face, and that caused Adrik to retaliate and he struck the elder, causing him to fall on the floor and crack his skull open. The elder had died instantly from the impact of the hit on the floor. He was discovered by some other members of the clan standing with his fists balled up over the elder and ran to get help. Adrik was then found guilty of murder by members of the clan and had his name stripped and he was kicked from the village.   He was then found wandering the woods by the Loderr clan and brought into a family who did not know what they were getting themselves into. After convincing the clan elders to allow him to join their clan at the age of 32, he was then given the name Brottor. Because of his anger, he was raised as a fighter in the clan, to help defend themselves from their rival enemies, the Torunn clan. He grew up to become a powerful warrior, proving himself in both battle and around the village. He was trained by some of the best fighters in the Village, as well as training with the barbarians of the village to learn a violent and effective attack style. The armor was created for him by the village blacksmith, as a thank you for all that he has done for them.