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BROCK THE VANDEDER

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Brock, "the Wanderer," as he is known in the kingdom's villages, is a solitary man fleeing trouble. He was a hunter and fur trader before his home was attacked and his family killed. The promise of finding the murderers of his wife and children drives him from tavern to tavern, drinking without getting drunk, searching for a name, the clue that will free him from guilt; staining the edge of his axe with the blood of cowards.

Figure produced in white metal

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Evelyn Z. ★★★★★

The backstory of Brock being a hunted fur trader really drew me in, and the quality of the print makes the details of his rugged cloak pop. I’ve already spent an hour just studying the texture on the page.

Daniel ★★★★★

I’m really impressed with the detail in Brock’s description—the hint of him being a hunter and fur trader makes his tragic backstory feel more grounded. The writing draws you right into his solitary, hunted life.

Madison ★★★★★

The character backstory on this one feels properly grim rather than tacked-on, and the hunter-turned-wanderer detail gives me a lot to work with for tabletop roleplay. I’ve already used his fleeing-trouble angle in two sessions and it fits perfectly.