Uther Wildheart is another young Howler loyal to the Bloodfangs. Orphaned during the war like so many cubs of his generation, Uther does not remember his parents and survived many years alone on the mean streets of Lupa, thieving one meal to the next, learning to fight, flee and hide as necessary; skills that put... Continue Reading →
Vladimir Oromov is a Bloodfang of Grand Howler rank. A distinguished-looking, highly intelligent wolf, Vladimir is an expert mover in Howler circles. Always watching, forever waiting, knowing when to speak out and when to remain silent. Thus, despite being tall and obvious at any gathering, he is often overlooked, dismissed by Elder Amael as a... Continue Reading →
Consort to Princess Arjana and father of her sacred cubs, Prince of the Four Winds and of the Jua-mata; Noss holds many titles, including the dubious honour of 'Chakaa'. Uniquely he is both an 'infallible' hyena prince and a 'mad' Chakaa - an impossible square to circle. However, as both a Chakaa and Prince of... Continue Reading →
Linus Mills is a newly-minted Howler of Bloodfang allegiance. Like many Bloodfangs he hails from far afield, his blonde fur hinting at his South Rostsonner background. His first partner and new best friend is the renowned Uther Wildheart. Though very young and naive, Linus is well-read and trains hard. He finished top of his year... Continue Reading →
Consort to Princess Arjana and father of her sacred cubs, Prince of the Four Winds and of the Jua-mata; Noss holds many titles, including the dubious honour of 'Chakaa'. Uniquely he is both an 'infallible' hyena prince and a 'mad' Chakaa - an impossible square to circle. However, as both a Chakaa and Prince of... Continue Reading →
Nurka Jua-mata is a Chakaa; a hyena cursed by Mother Erde to wield imperium and thus suffer its trials. Raised beside his Chakaa brothers Themba and Madou by the great Prince Noss, Nurka naturally took the lead amongst the three students. He is something of a prodigy, extremely intelligent and accomplished in many disciplines, yet... Continue Reading →
