Go'el

Go'el (5 AP) is the only son of Durogar and Draka, the High Chieftain of the restored and united Frostwolf Orcs, the founder of Drakamar and Wolfheart, and a member and leader of the Orcs representing the Orus Dei.

Go'el was raised by a human named Andrew Dreadmoore, who taught him the arts of combat and war. However, he never felt any love. The only time he felt it was from his human friend, Teresa Farston. When he grew up, he successfully escaped to the mountains, where a band of orcs were still holding out. He was taken in by his mentor, Drek'thor, who was ironically also a close friend of his father. He was later found by Morden Doomhammer, who was the High Chieftain and that time. He convinced Go'el to join him to free the orcs from enslavement.

Following the Orcish War of Freedom, the life-aspect, Eristrasza sided with the Orcs, who foresaw Go'el's future of being one of the leading figures of Esgrea. Thus, the human kingdoms were eventually to recognise the Orcs as one of Zemuriah's children. Blessed by the aspects, Go'el established and founded Wolfheart, the capital of the Orcs; and Drakamar, the Orcish territory at Almoria. The reformed orcs would later unite and rename themselves as the Frostwolf Orcs, inspired by the blessings of the aspects. He turned the orcs into a shamanistic-focused society communing with nature. The Humans, particularly Antonius Septim saw such promise from the reformed orcs and later incorporated them into the Orus Dei with only a handful of objections from its governing society. It wasn't long until both the Humans and Elves would later finally open diplomatic relations as a result of Go'el's actions.

Today, Go'el is recognised as one of Zemuriah's most powerful leaders, as well as one of the chosen ones of the aspects.