- Gender
- Male
- Eyes
- Brown, slightly tired, showing signs of years-passed
- Hair
- Singular top-knot in the back of his head, all else shaved on top with a thick beard reaching to his sternum. Black hair, shades of red.
- Height
- 6'2"
- Weight
- 275 lbs
30 years of age.
Born to a Human father and an Orc mother of the Batavi Orc tribe, the two having interactions as the father was a traveling merchant, trading goods and steel to the tribe in exchange for furs, meats, and other goods from the wilds. Thokk spent a majority of his childhood with his mother's tribe, learning to hunt, skin, and track animals, excelling in the tracking of said beasts. He would, on occasion, venture off with his father along the western trading routes of Kraj, seeing sites of small towns and localized cities within the continent. He was bonding with him and learning to converse with others outside of his tribe, although a lack of general intelligence led to frustration in some interactions, and in some cases, bouts of unchecked rage which his father had a difficult time managing.
At the age of ten, during one of his excursions with his father, their caravan was raided and young Thokk was taken away, eventually sold into slave labor. After a few years of being bought and sold by different owners, Thokk eventually came into the possession of a noble from the port city of Zozoc and was brought up in his latter-teen years within the realm of the city's notorious gladiatorial arena. Years passed, and with the consistent guidance of one of the more veteran fighter trainers, Thokk rose in the ranks of gladiators, becoming an eventual crowd favorite in his late-20's. All the while, propelled by the notion that he, much like other gladiators before him, could "win" their freedom.
Thokk and a band of three other fighters from the pit orchestrated an escape after realizing that the previous gladiators who had "won" their freedom were simply sold to other cities through an active slaver system run within the city or killed outright. One of the fighters, alongside other younger fighters who had fallen under Thokk and Co.'s wing and tutelage, was distraction enough for Thokk and the other two to make their escape, separating and vanishing into the wind, unsure of where their new lives of "freedom", and possible consistent escape of pursuers, would lead them.
Born to a Human father and an Orc mother of the Batavi Orc tribe, the two having interactions as the father was a traveling merchant, trading goods and steel to the tribe in exchange for furs, meats, and other goods from the wilds. Thokk spent a majority of his childhood with his mother's tribe, learning to hunt, skin, and track animals, excelling in the tracking of said beasts. He would, on occasion, venture off with his father along the western trading routes of Kraj, seeing sites of small towns and localized cities within the continent. He was bonding with him and learning to converse with others outside of his tribe, although a lack of general intelligence led to frustration in some interactions, and in some cases, bouts of unchecked rage which his father had a difficult time managing.
At the age of ten, during one of his excursions with his father, their caravan was raided and young Thokk was taken away, eventually sold into slave labor. After a few years of being bought and sold by different owners, Thokk eventually came into the possession of a noble from the port city of Zozoc and was brought up in his latter-teen years within the realm of the city's notorious gladiatorial arena. Years passed, and with the consistent guidance of one of the more veteran fighter trainers, Thokk rose in the ranks of gladiators, becoming an eventual crowd favorite in his late-20's. All the while, propelled by the notion that he, much like other gladiators before him, could "win" their freedom.
Thokk and a band of three other fighters from the pit orchestrated an escape after realizing that the previous gladiators who had "won" their freedom were simply sold to other cities through an active slaver system run within the city or killed outright. One of the fighters, alongside other younger fighters who had fallen under Thokk and Co.'s wing and tutelage, was distraction enough for Thokk and the other two to make their escape, separating and vanishing into the wind, unsure of where their new lives of "freedom", and possible consistent escape of pursuers, would lead them.
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