Yes.

URAMAL BARGAMPH THE ORC

HEAVY ARMOUR
SMITHING
ALCHEMY
ILLUSION
PICKPOCKET
SPEECH

Born into a small tribe in the Wrothgarian Mountains, Uramal Bargamph quickly grew into one of the most influential Orcs of all the surrounding tribes. His likeable personality and ability to influence others, Man and Mer alike, to do as he willed was respected by all those around him and he was pressured by his friends to attempt to reunite the tribes.

However, Uramal was not an Orc who cared much for responsibility, preferring a life of indulgence and enjoyment. He dreamt of riches that could not be attained in Orsinium and so travelled south to Hammerfell. When he arrived in Skavan he came to realise that he needed more than his charisma and so found work as a craftsmen, mixing the natural smithing ability of Orcs with the knowledge of alchemy that he quickly gained through his time with the Redguards. However, this wasn’t earning him much money, selling his services to the highest bidder would only get him so far. Knowing this he decided to seek out a way of making people respect him more, despite his great skills of manipulation and ability to influence, it was still difficult being an Orc. With the help of a veteran Redguard Battlemage, he learnt of ways to influence and control the mind without having to say a word – despite his reluctance to use magic, he soon became adept in the art of Illusion.

With his new found skills he soon had enough money to leave Hammerfell and travelled around for many years, selling his services to whoever paid the most – he even spent a period of time working for the Imperial Army, taking part in the sacking of his homeland, Orsinium. However, even this position didn’t keep his attention for long and he eventually arrived in Morrowind and worked for a large group of Argonian Slavers who paid him very well for his skills as a craftsman. Unbeknownst to the Argonians, the Dunmer were also paying him well to acquire any and all information he could find to help them overthrow the Argonians again – he spent another year working as a double agent, honing his skills of pickpocketing until eventually he was caught; with any chance of earning more money in Morrowind running out and with the Argonians wanting him dead, he fled for the border and entered Skyrim.

After all, he had heard a civil war had just started and what better way to make money than when people are fighting, desperate to be taken advantage of?





My character and his skills are randomly generated by assigning each skill a number, each race a number.etc. and then rolling a virtual dice. Hence the unusual skillset, but it is all explained in the backstory. How easy Uramal will be to play though, I'm not sure.