Yagush the Smelly

Before Yagush joined the war party of Khudhrak and Ugrug, Yagush was
 a simple orc travelling with his companions, he did not desire blood
and plunder. He is one of the few orcs that travel down the mountain not
 to plunder but to trade. He and his group lived in the forests and
learned to speak many languages when visiting the locals. The locals did
 not fear the great uruk, but they were afraid of the wrath that would
be unleashed upon them if they harmed the leader of Yagush's pack.

 When Yagush joined the war party, he was appointed lieutenant and he
and his group were sent to scout. When they got close to one of the
forts surrounding the mountain, they were spotted by a dwarven patrol.
Before the dwarves realised what had happened, their sergeant was stuck
down by a great black arrow, fired from 'Zaruk Nuktar' the giant bow
given to Yagush by khudhrak himself. Yagush's scoutingparty entered in
hand to hand combat with the patrol. Many dwarves were killed, but also
were many uruks. When dwarven reinforcements came, Yagush gave the
signal to retreat.

 When the siege of Mount Gundabad was over,
when the battle was won. Yagush went to look for his fellow companions,
the uruks he had lived with all his life. He could not find a single
living soul within the piles of the dead. From that day forth, Yagush
was determined to rid the world of dwarven scum. He ravaged to the
halls, killing every dwarf still left alive.

 Eventually Ugrug
came to him and calmed him down, he told him that Yagush's skill in the
different languages is needed to keep informed of enemy movement. This
is why Yagush is chosen as foremost diplomat (The one to deliver any
declaration of war) and scout and he was promoted to chieftain. Yagush
still travels down the mountain and sometimes stays at local inns
drinking to his lost friends, he washes himself when he goes down to the
 villages. He has been named Yagush the smelly by his fellow orcs
because they are not used to the clean smell of soap.

 Yagush is
so fascinated by the dwarven halls and spells, that he ventures down
into the deeps of mount gundabad quite often. He has found many places
hidden away by the dwarves when the orcs were sieging the citadel. Lost
relics and ancient weapons. He was once in some of the lowest
mineshafts where he found a gate with extremely powerful enchants, build
 to keep people out. Or to keep something in...

 Years later
Yagush had found a way to break open the gate. Using a fire he had
bought from an Easterling. A fire that could burn through rock and
stone. The tunnel behind the burned gate lead to an enormous hall,
decorated as if it was big sacrificial pit. Allthough it was a hall
underneath the dwarven settlement, it wasn't their work. It had a giant
statue of a beast like valaraukar inside it. A creature made of shadow
and fire. The statue was holding a platform with a table. Yagush found
old manuscripts laying besides the table. He took them up to his room
and studied them weeks on end. All he could translate were the words:
'Blood', 'Demon', 'Sacrifice' and 'Death'.

 Weeks later when he
went down to the hall again, he found the sentry he had posted there,
laying dead on the floor. He was injured nor poisoned. All the life and
its soul of the orc seemed as if it had just vanished. When Yagush
stepped over the body of the orc, and walked towards the altar. A great
flame appeared out of the shadows surrounding the statue of the
valaraukar. It scarred Yagush's club and arm but it did not harm either.
 From that day forth, Yagush's club shone with a small shimmering red
light. As if it was possessed by a spirit. The flame gave Yagush himself
 great strength in the one arm that was struck. The great Uruk became a
fighting machine. Yagush stepped forward after the flames had
disappeared. He searched the whole hall in the following months. Yet he
never found a clue about what happened to the sentry and to his arm and
club.

 Yagush became due to his dominance on the battlefield
third in command of the northern dunglamhoth clan. He was in command of
the Mountain when Khudhrak and Ugrug left with a great war party to the
iron hills.

 Yagush kept going down to the hall of the Blood-God
as it was named by the orcs. Looking for clues about its creation. He
noticed that the glow of his club became stronger when he was down in
the far side of the hall just underneath the statue. The glow worked as
some kind of compass right to a near invisible entrance hidden in the
darkness of the valaraukar. Here Yagush found an ancient tomb. Within
this tomb he discovered 3 pieces of armour, breastplates, they weren't
crafted by any orc or dwarf, nor by any elf or men. they were a pieces
of equipment made in the first age by servants of Melkor The Dark Lord.
Yagush gave these relics to Khudhrak and Ugrug, who decided to keep one
each and award their third in command, Yagush, with the last.

 In
the midst of the winter a haradrim messenger arrived at the gates of
Mount Gundabad. Khudhrak was called to the gate by the guards, yet he
wasn't able to communicate with the southron, he sent word to Yagush
that he was once more needed. Yagush translated for the haradrim.
Khudhrak and Ugrug were surprised by the news of a Great War in the
south. Khudhrak and Ugrug didn't know what to do. They discussed over
and over again what to do but they couldn't come to an agreement...