Editing Age of Sigmar Roleplay (section)

===Ironjawz===
'''Brutes''' are the bread and butter of the Ironjawz clans, regarding themselves as the strongest of the strong. But, whilst they generally believe that only orruks can be strong, if this belief is successfully challenged, then a Brute has no qualms about fighting alongside a non-Brute, no matter what their race is. Indeed, they happily join Bindings with any race, simply because they view it as another way to have good strong fighters to fight alongside.

'''Warchanters''' are probably the Ironjawz closest in mentality to [[Bonesplitterz]]; they have a natural affinity for the magical Waaaagh! energies, which they perceive as an aggressive drumbeat in their head. By echoing this drumbeat with whatever they have handy, they can stoke and manipulate the flow of Waaagh! through their friends, kind of like orruk [[bard]]s. Also similarly to Bonesplitterz, Warchanters tend to find their Bindings through the Waaaagh itself rather than through deliberate ploys; a future Soulbound Warchanter can ''hear'' the heartbeats of their future Binding in their minds, and intuitively seeks them out, one by one, until they have all come together and the symphony of their soul is complete. Which is surprisingly poetic for an orruk! To a Warchanter, it doesn't matter what shapes their future Binding buddies take; all that matters is that they're together, and now they can all really feel the WAAAGH!

'''Weirdnob Shamans''' are the rough and tumble mystics of the Ironjawz, and whilst they might technically still be squishy wizards by orruk standards, they're still hearty, hale and keen to crack skulls. Weirdnob Shamans often find themselves "moved by da Waaagh!" - intuitively seeking out a gathering of champions of Destruction to ensure their warband will have magic and muscle to support. Some Weirdnobs act as the champions of all-mystic Waaaaghbands, bullying respect for the arcane into the brutish heads of rival champions. When a Weirdnob ''does'' deliberately seek out a Binding, it's usually to be Bound to a mixed-faction Binding; they find the Ritual of Binding fascinating for how similar it seems to the Waaagh!, which naturally translates into a desire to experience it first hand and see if it can teach them anything about channeling the Waaagh!