Gûndabar was captured as a boy and sent to the slave pits of the northern forests. There he learned to fight, but he never stopped loathing his captors. At the age of 14 he slew the slavers in a vengeful rage and escaped into the wilderness. There he had no choice but to learn to live off the land - for the alternative was death. Now, two decades later, Gûndabar still roams the forests and mountains as a skilled warrior who seeks to bring justice to any wrongdoers who cross his path. Unbound by cultural mores and and the glacial machinations of civilized law, his justice is swift and fair. Woe be to those few who would oppress the many.

Remember whence you came and to where you will return.

The Green Man is an ancient motif personifying the forest. It represents the balance of life and death in nature.

On the darkest day of the year, give reverence to the old gods.