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Neron
#7
Tzaangor
MA
5
ST
3
AG
3+
PA
-
AV
7+
R
57
B
189
P
1
F
0
G
48
Cp
1
In
0
Cs
9
Td
5
Mvp
2
Cp+
0
Df
0
Cs+
0
GS
44
XPP
0
SS
0
SPP
44
Injuries
-av, -ma, d, m
Skills
Big Hand
Extra Arms
Horns
Mighty Blow
Tackle
Wrestle
Neron von Hexenberg
WIP
| Casualty Types | Players |
|---|---|
| Killed | |
| Minus Strength | |
| Minus Movement | |
| Minus Agility | |
| Minus Armor | |
| Niggling Injury |
| Portrait | # | Player | Position | SPPs | Inflicted Casulties * | Touchdowns | Fast Facts |
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Does something like a highborn beastman exist? Maybe not, but Neron von Hexenberg certainly is the one that comes closer to it.
Found at the border of the forest that surrounds the von Hexenberg estate, many would have killed the young gor calf. Not Arcturus von Hexenberg, a minor imperial nobleman known for his peculiarity. Instead, he decided to take the foundling under his wing, and teach him how to be human. "As an experiment", as the man himself said, he raised him as one of his sons, teaching him maths, history, geography and bon-ton. Young Neron responded well, matching the expectations of his mentor under every aspect.
When he reached adulthood, Neron was a spectacle to behold, a well-mannered, full-grown beastman speaking like a true Imperial and acting as one. Sadly, his days in the community he was raised in were numbered. Arcturus died suddenly, and his heir, the much more pragmatic Karl-Henrich, decided that there was no place for an erudite beastman at his court, and told Neron to leave or face the consequences.
Travelling around the Empire, Neron soon found that there was no place for somebody like him in the civilised world: the humans either fled in terror or saw him as a freak of nature, and the other beastmen didn't trust the young gor that smelled strange. However, he found out that his talents were a boon in a specific place: the Blood Bowl pitch. Neron was smart enough to understand his coaches, fit enough to run with the other players and strong enough to be able to kill a man. Furthermore, there on the pitch nobody seemed to care about how weird he was, just what he was capable of doing.
Neron bounced around as a journeyman for many minor league teams, then one day, as he was playing with a small and unsuccesful Chaos side, a message was found on the stadium door, inviting every Beastman brave enough to enter the Mirrored Hall, which had appeared nearby the town.
Neron was foolish enough to answer the call.
Found at the border of the forest that surrounds the von Hexenberg estate, many would have killed the young gor calf. Not Arcturus von Hexenberg, a minor imperial nobleman known for his peculiarity. Instead, he decided to take the foundling under his wing, and teach him how to be human. "As an experiment", as the man himself said, he raised him as one of his sons, teaching him maths, history, geography and bon-ton. Young Neron responded well, matching the expectations of his mentor under every aspect.
When he reached adulthood, Neron was a spectacle to behold, a well-mannered, full-grown beastman speaking like a true Imperial and acting as one. Sadly, his days in the community he was raised in were numbered. Arcturus died suddenly, and his heir, the much more pragmatic Karl-Henrich, decided that there was no place for an erudite beastman at his court, and told Neron to leave or face the consequences.
Travelling around the Empire, Neron soon found that there was no place for somebody like him in the civilised world: the humans either fled in terror or saw him as a freak of nature, and the other beastmen didn't trust the young gor that smelled strange. However, he found out that his talents were a boon in a specific place: the Blood Bowl pitch. Neron was smart enough to understand his coaches, fit enough to run with the other players and strong enough to be able to kill a man. Furthermore, there on the pitch nobody seemed to care about how weird he was, just what he was capable of doing.
Neron bounced around as a journeyman for many minor league teams, then one day, as he was playing with a small and unsuccesful Chaos side, a message was found on the stadium door, inviting every Beastman brave enough to enter the Mirrored Hall, which had appeared nearby the town.
Neron was foolish enough to answer the call.
WIP
Match performances
Date
Opponent
Comp
TD
Deflect
Int
Cas
Mvp
Spp
2017-04-16
-
1
-
-
1
1
9
2017-06-21
-
2
-
-
-
-
6
2017-08-15
-
-
-
-
1
-
2
2017-08-29
-
-
-
-
1
-
2
2018-02-16
-
-
-
-
2
-
4
2018-04-09
1
1
-
-
-
1
8
2018-04-17
-
-
-
-
1
-
2
2018-05-05
-
-
-
-
1
-
2
2018-07-07
-
-
-
-
1
-
2
2018-07-15
-
1
-
-
-
-
3
2018-12-26
-
-
-
-
1
-
2