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About Waaagh

Waaagh received his name in the same manner as most Matanji boys in the Second Wall Katanju; named by his cohort when he was old enough to play with them away from the adults (age 4). Waaagh, who likes to think of himself as a peaceful orc, isn't proud that the name means "war."

Waaagh's little brother, Wuglat, followed hours later in the same litter, and was always much smaller than Waaagh. Wuglat was mother's darling, while Wuglat looks up to Waaagh, which makes for an awkward family dynamic.

As a pre-teen, Waaagh learned that there was work for strong workers in the Terwa hills. Waaagh went to the Dwarven community at Cloudspire, where he worked as a laborer.

After years farming, Waaagh and an Mbe'ke daughter named Puleng fell in love; but it was clear that the in-laws were not pleased. They left to farmstead in Natambu.

Puleng bore Waaagh two Dwork daughters, named Oratile
and Zola.

As the daughters grew into their teens, the Mbe'ke in-laws came and harassed the couple to send their daughters to Cloudspire to be "raised right." Waaagh knew that Wuglat had managed to get passage out of Mwangi by signing up with the Pathfinder Society, so following Wuglat's lead Waaagh contracted with the Pathfinders in return for passage to Absalom with his whole family.