Gnoll warrior

Trained from childhood the arts of combat and hunting, finding a place in their warrior culture is of first importance. Some Gnolls when young turn to banditry in packs to hone their combat skills to prove their worth before joining the main war bands of more mature members of their clans, rivalry can be expected from aspiring gangs but for this they have rules of law of their own, breaking such rules means to loose their place and be cast out. Worthy males may even gain the respect of a female as long as he remembers he will always be below her in society.

Equipment : dressed in a steel scale mail vest with matching thigh guards covering his ragged kilt, his feet are protected by chainmail socks, with his wrists bound by bronze wrist guards while his left forward shoulder covered by a bronze plate, his right arm bears tribal war paint. The weapons of choice would usually a two-hander such as great-axes and swords or often a Poleaxe to get stuck in the carnage with fearsome effect.