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My brother's evil character in the second story arc of our LOTR roleplay. This game takes place a year after King Aragorn dies in the year 120 of the Fourth Age.

This huge, foreboding figure is obviously not what he seems, though few grasp his true nature. Herubrand, Barak's first general and designated muscle when he's feeling lazy, is actually a fully-grown red dragon. Barak caught him while he was enjoying a day in the forest in his more subtle human form, and slammed an enchanted cow-skull on him, which trapped him in said form, and forced the beast to serve him. Even in his human form, however, he is a force to be reckoned with, and if you actually get close enough to smell the blood on him, you're one of the lucky few--most die much farther from him, whether from his fire-summoning or his deadly weapon (a cross between a spear, an axe, and a scythe, all with a sharpened weighted chain at the other end to balance it out). Originally the general of all the shade's forces, he was quickly, almost too easily, replaced with Aereon, which pissed him off just a bit. He still doesn't trust the black-clad warrior.

Pics I used for reference for the larger pose can be found here: I freehanded the smaller one.

Description
My brother's evil character in the second story arc of our LOTR roleplay. This game takes place a year after King Aragorn dies in the year 120 of the Fourth Age.

This huge, foreboding figure is obviously not what he seems, though few grasp his true nature. Herubrand, Barak's first general and designated muscle when he's feeling lazy, is actually a fully-grown red dragon. Barak caught him while he was enjoying a day in the forest in his more subtle human form, and slammed an enchanted cow-skull on him, which trapped him in said form, and forced the beast to serve him. Even in his human form, however, he is a force to be reckoned with, and if you actually get close enough to smell the blood on him, you're one of the lucky few--most die much farther from him, whether from his fire-summoning or his deadly weapon (a cross between a spear, an axe, and a scythe, all with a sharpened weighted chain at the other end to balance it out). Originally the general of all the shade's forces, he was quickly, almost too easily, replaced with Aereon, which pissed him off just a bit. He still doesn't trust the black-clad warrior.

Pics I used for reference for the larger pose can be found here: I freehanded the smaller one.