Brawlseeker Mob

The Brawlseekers are a Draul mob who roam across Thryndaheimr, picking fights with many of its inhabitants. They above all else wish to prove themselves as children of the mighty Warrior-Goddess Faethir, and best the mightiest fighters in all the world and claim the title for themselves.

Mission
Faethir is the goddess of many things, though rather notably she is the patron of warriors, and favors the mighty and valorous combatants of the world. The Draul know this well, and most of them consider themselves more than competent fighters, but only the Brawlseekers pursue triumph on the battlefield so actively. They see themselves, in all their thick-skinned, well-muscled physique, as meant to be fighters, and to that end they seek out fights and scuffles across the world. These may take the form of hectic brawls of nothing but bare-knuckle beat downs, grim duels to the death between steely faced champions, or raucous wrestling matches spectated by a whooping crowd of brawlers awaiting their turn. The exceptionally tough Brawlseeker Draul wish to perfect the art of combat, seen to them as a chance for competition and victory, by challenging all manner of strong creatures and people. This of course is all in pursuit of earning the favor of their beloved goddess, the mightiest of all fighters and slayer of foes, Faethir. To them, dying in combat may be a personal failing, but ultimately serves the purpose of the stronger contender living and being able to further bring glory to the patron of all warriors.

Feats

 * Under a chief that is no longer spoken of, the Brawlseekers sought to test the mettle of the Dwargi of the Warguild. Standing against the guild champion Grondi the Immovable, there came a stalemate that ended with a standoff between the two opposing leaders. The Draul chief failed to stagger the Dwargi, who in turn charged them down with such ferocity that they leaped out of the way. Such an act of bravado against a Draul chief summoned Faethir herself to the world, where she congratulated the Dwargi warrior and commended the Warguild for producing such a contender. They exchanged a handshake, marking Grondi with the touch of Faethir, and all Draul came to respect the industrious Dwargi for their resilience.