Besargar is a major protagonist from Fantasy Wars, orc campaign, a minor protagonist from the alliance campaign and Fantasy Wars: Elven Legacy, Path of Ugraum mission and the main antagonist from Dwarnrock’s Order mission. He was a famous orc berzerker warrior and the chief of the berserkers of the orcs and later a seconadery leader of the hordes of the Wastes and righ-hand of Ugraum Grableg.
Biography[]
Besargar was the sole chief of the orc berzerkers and mads, infamous in both the Werk Wastes and the kingdoms of men for leading many raids and caused great destruction. He only respected stronger opponents, but due to his large stature and great strength, he had few opponents. One day, however, he met a worthy opponent, he was Ugraum Grableg, who wanted to completely unite the horde and the two chiefs fought.
Besargar is defeated by Ugraum and swears allegiance to him.
Besargar lost, but his opponent did not kill or humiliate him, but offered to join him and they would conquer together. He liked this offer, so he went over to Ugram's side, and he killed all the warriors who did not agree. After that, Besargar became the orc chieftain's most loyal follower and bodyguard, the second most important leader of the horde, and followed Ugraum wherever he went. He took part in almost all the most important battles of the horde, he was there during the capture of Irand castle, where he mainly led the raiding troops in the areas behind the castle, during the siege of Freiburg and during the attack and conquering of the kingdom of Leranse. Although Ash-hoon was Ugraum's main advisor, he gave more and more orders to others without his leader's knowledge and increasingly wanted to increase the power of the hexers and himself, thus he gradually lost the trust of his leader and the chief gave it to Besargar, who was sincerely loyal to him.
Besargar saves Ugraum from an orcish rider possessed by Ash-hoon.
On one occasion, the first hexer attempted to kill Ugraum by possessing an orcish rider and ordering him to kill him, but Besargar reacted in time to kill the possessed rider and save his leader. He also had the opportunity to loot in the areas of Leranse and killed many knights, including real experienced warriors, and participated in important battles as well. Ugraum saw more and more that he was the one who stood by him the best and that the chief should give more trust to him, and not to the hexers who were more and more active behind his back and imagined themselves to be the boss. He made the final decision when Ash-hoon wanted to stay in Verson because he could have resurrected the legendary and evil demon, Farrakh, but Ugraum had had enough, hit him and took away the trust from him and the other hexers and with Besargar and the rest of the horde headed to the free city of Sylent. Much of the city's territory was looted and the free city was almost taken when As-hoon and the goblins' chief and main hexer, Sho-doon attacked the horde in the rear. Ugraum wanted to kill the two traitors personally, but managed to stun him with a spell and some goblins kidnapped him. Besargar became very angry, went wild and wanted to find his leader at all costs and killed anyone who got in his way. When he saw the still unconscious Ugraum, he attacked the goblins, slashing one of them with his blade, and brutally dismembering another, while the third fled. He yelled a great and then Ugraum woke up and the berzerker told him that the hexers and the traitors had retreated to Verson and he and his brave warriors would stay with their leader and fight for him. The orc chief swore revenge against the traitors, and then both of them started shouting loudly, indicating that no opponent could stand in the way of their hatred and that they would not spare the hexers.
Besargar with Ugraum prepare the attack against the traitors and Sumgan.
Besargar and Ugraum approached Verson, which was left in ruins, in its place was a huge, dark citadel, and red-armored knights and dark elves appeared, killing anyone they saw. The berzerker told his chief that Sho-doon was the only one who knew where Ash-hoon was, and the goblin was in the Le Venlo castle with the other traitorous goblins. The two mighty orcs set out to find him, killing the traitors in their path one by one. They killed many goblins around the castle, then they found Sho-doon who offered his help and even killed his own remaining goblins, then led the two leaders near to As-hoon. However, then Sho-doon showed his true face because he did this to make it easier for the two hexers to kill the two orcs, and then he teleported to several orcish riders and prepared for the battle. Ugraum wanted to kill him personally, so he attacked him while Besargar was fighting the trolls with his berzerkers at the ruins of Verson. Then, together with Ugraum, they easily broke through the enemy's defenses, and the orc leader also killed As-hoon, thus taking revenge on the two traitors. After Farrakh was defeated, the humans were concerned that the bodies of Ugraum and Besargar were nowhere to be found, meaning they were alive and a threat to the future.
Besargar and Ugraum with their horde before the invasion against the dwarves of Tersh.
After the disintegration of the horde, Ugraum and Besargar travel to the north-eastern part of the mountains of Tersh to find the tribe of the legendary white ogres and with them once again have the opportunity to launch invasions. However, the dwarves of the mountains did not allow the intruders to roam freely in their territories, and their leader was a legendary dwarf thane, Dwarnrock, who also fought against Farrakh and his infernal minions.
Dwarnrock kill Besargar.
There were fierce battles between the orcs and dwarves and Dwarnrock was a very brave, strong and determined opponent, but in the end Ugraum defeated and wounded him, but the chief made a mistake. He chased the dwarf alone in a dark cave, where he could not find him, and the entrance collapsed, but he decided not to turn back, but to go north to find the white ogres, and Besargar stayed behind with his horde and wanted to wait for his leader. However, Dwarnrock did not want to accept that he had lost, so he wanted to take revenge and he wanted to achieve this by causing great losses to Ugraum, namely by defeating his army and killing his best warrior. Besargar was in the castle of Rakhsar while his army conquered the dwarven gold mines and only the dwarven village of Rockdorn remained standing, defended by a small group of dwarves, but the orcs and goblins could not break through. After the failed attack, Dwarnrock arrived with his army and launched a counter-attack, which progressed quickly. Besargar only came out of the castle when the dwarves were already near him and several gold mines had already been recaptured. The berzerker chief launched a large counterattack with many trolls, ogres, goblins, and orcs, and he himself fought against Dwarnrock. A very cruel and fierce battle then ensued, the two veterans and their warriors fought as long as they could, neither of them willing to back down or give up, but in the end Dwarnrock killed Besargar, and his dwarves were able to successfully defeat the greenskins and their allied ogres, thus destroying Ugraum's remaining forces and his most important warrior.
Perosnality[]
Besargar brutally kills the goblins holding Ugraum captive.
Besargar was a savage, bloodthirsty, merciless, rough warrior. After his defeat, he was extremely loyal to Ugraum, he respected him and looked up to him, believing him to be the true great leader of the orcs and the horde, but he admired no one else so much. He did not spare his enemies, he was very merciless, brutal and raw in battles.
Powers and abilities[]
After Ugraum, Besargar was the second strongest warrior among the orcs. Like the leader of the horde, he was abnormally tall, broad, and extremely strong. He easily defeated everyone except Ugraum and was very effective against humans as well. He was able to kill even the most experienced knights with one blow, and he was a huge threat even against organized and well-protected dwarves.