Brohgar was called to Voroshilov by his childhood friend Koronski, after the news of oncoming devil invasion. He quickly gathered his things and set off for the north from his clan hold Steelburrow to the east. Brohgar has spent most of his life within Steelburrow, but of  tradition every 5 years each cleric of Torag is sent out to learn of neighboring lands and act as a missionary. Passing on the knowledge of Torag and spreading his influence and bring home new methods. The Dawnbeard clan is that of a long line of weapon and armorsmiths, as well as engineers that work for the King of the Dwarves bloodline, the Ironharts(believed to be direct disendents of Torag himself) to make the elite warriors weapons and armor and fortifications. The Dawnbeards have spent a millennium working for the king, but their true mission in life is to forge the perfect armor and weapons that Torag himself would be proud to dawn. Torag granted the Dawnbeards a holy gift of being truly adept at all things for the forge and have even been divine powers to protect their skills and secrets, and for that the clan has devoted their lives in his name. Thousands of Craftsman's blueprints, methods, and theories have been passed down through the Dawnbeards lineage for advancement and protection. Some have sought to steal the secrets of the forge but none have succeeded. So Brohgar searches for special materials and other master Craftsman to find the perfect combination to forge the ultimate armorments. Everything Brohgar learns and explores he logs in his tome. He keeps his runes, blueprints, and maps all stored within. So when he returns after his journeys he can pass on his information to the rest of his clan. Every day Brohgar is in town his morning ritual will consist of cleaning the forge while clearing his mind for the day. If he is away from the forge he will spend this time instead cleaning and preparing his tools and polishing weapons and armor. He ends his day by and reviewing his tome theorizing how to craft the best weapons and armor for the great Torag. Brohgar would prefer to stay close to home and work when possible and will typically opt to calling it an early night so he can wake up bright and early to begin his work. Brohgar looks down on bows and guns, finding it a lesser honorable means of combat. Brohgar is often appalled by others items due to a lack of craftsmanship and will taunt them accordingly, and even go as far as to show them the poor qualities that may be taken advantage of. Alternatively if he comes across a great warrior wielding expertly crafted gear he will be quite inquisitive.