Teros

Bio

Flynkin Furfoot, The sole survivor of the Heroes for Hire voyage to Peril Mountain "Searching the dragon's chamber, we found yet another passage leading down. By the dwarf's reckoning, we were now twenty levels below the ruined keep. After a long descent, we emerged into the center of a vast stone labyrinth."

In the past, Teros was an orphan in the streets of Dragonport, where he'd depend on his impulse of violence to survive. As Teros aged, he made a living between being a Stone Carrier and Debt Collector until he discovered his true work, combat in the gladiator pits.Teros was a complete menace in the ring, his fury would crush anyone regardless of how clever they were. Leaving him only to face an occasional giant or ogre, so he decided to wander.

For a time, Teros resided and made a place for himself in Fangwild Forest while befriending fellow fighter Ember. Later on, Teros had fallen in with the Iron Legion, where he'd assist them in turning the tides in the Battle of Orc Pass. His tenure with them ended in typical fashion with the Evil Mage fleeing through his magic portal. Teros had lived in the deep part of Peril mountain, finding his comfort in the labyrinth.

Now with Teros being in Valhalla thanks to Brynn, citizens will flee with the sight of him in the feast hall. He doesn't care for the rules or purpose for the Tournament, he just loves the savage battles.

Playstyle

Teros wields the Axe as a primary weapon and the Grapple Hammer as his secondary weapon.

The Axe is a slow but a very menacing weapon. It's attacks are fantastic for knockback as well as large bursts of damage.

The Grapple Hammer is a heavy weapon with a lack of flowing attacks, but is an amazing weapon to punish opponents with heavy damage and knockback. As the name suggests, you can also grapple with it.

Similar to Orion, Teros is labeled as a somewhat disliked fighter by the playerbase, based on the opinion that his abilities aren't difficult to spam.

Teros' stats indicate that he is an aggressive, durable fighter. While lacking in dexterity, Teros' strength is quite hgh while his speed is average and durability is just above that. The signatures of The Minotaur point towards the aggressive playstyle, perfect for his heavy damage and edguarding.