The human war-hosts of the Eye in the Ice are comprised, so it is said by those that oppose them, of cruel and depraved murderers, killers and slaughterers of wives and babies with little sympathy nor mercy for their fellow men, but none are as callous or as brutal as Tundaar. His murderous legend - grown through many winters of butchery and malefaction amongst the armies that assault the weakling kingdoms to the south and the east - has become self-fulfilling, a driver in itself to ever-greater heights of cruelty and barbarity in pursuit of the infamy that the title of Skull-Bearer brings, an infamy matched only by the strength that Baalor himself gives him. Few amongst the Warriors of Baalor care much for his company but his reputation brings its own reward, for they and the myriad degenerate races of the Eye flock to his standard in uncountable numbers, assured of fame and glory - and perhaps, more importantly, greater strength and riches - by simple association and the chance to revel in the excesses that Tundaar promises: an association that even those Warriors reckoned above Tundaar's primacy crave.
