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{{topquote|What the gods gifted to me can be gifted to another. I will not be the one mind in a race of blunt, witless animals.|The big boy himself, lamenting his position as the only really smart troll out there | {{topquote|What the gods gifted to me can be gifted to another. I will not be the one mind in a race of blunt, witless animals.|The big boy himself, lamenting his position as the only really smart troll out there pre-End Times}} | ||
'''Throgg''', the King of [[Troll]]s. Throgg, Wintertooth. Throgg, the Lord of the Monstrous Hordes. A gigantic monster, a fiend with an insatiable appetite, and possessing more tusks poking out of his hideous, bearded face than what should be witnessed on anyone or anything, Throgg is an aberration among aberrations, and one with a horrifying intellect to boot. | '''Throgg''', the King of [[Troll]]s. Throgg, Wintertooth. Throgg, the Lord of the Monstrous Hordes. A gigantic monster, a fiend with an insatiable appetite, and possessing more tusks poking out of his hideous, bearded face than what should be witnessed on anyone or anything, Throgg is an aberration among aberrations, and one with a horrifying intellect to boot. | ||
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As it so happens, one of those hapless nimrods, a noble individual of some kind or other, was in possession of a gilded crown that got stuck on one of Throgg's tusks. Deciding to keep it, Throgg dubbed the crown as his own, and thusly was the King of Trolls born. Royalty has never been so thick-skinned. | As it so happens, one of those hapless nimrods, a noble individual of some kind or other, was in possession of a gilded crown that got stuck on one of Throgg's tusks. Deciding to keep it, Throgg dubbed the crown as his own, and thusly was the King of Trolls born. Royalty has never been so thick-skinned. | ||
No longer content with sitting around and waiting for men, | No longer content with sitting around and waiting for men, dwarfs and [[elves]] to come to him, Throgg had an epiphany. If these folks were so keen on trying to bring him down, he would now take the fight to them. He would gather an army of monsters, beasts, mutants and madmen in the name of the Ruinous Powers, conquer the lands of men under his mighty club, shatter civilization as we know it, and plunge the entirety of the Warhammer world into an age of ice and darkness—an age the likes of which no creature has before seen, or ever would see again! | ||
Well... it would have probably made a good story, but nobody really went on with it. It's also a pretty big shame GeeDubs discontinued his model... | Well... it would have probably made a good story, but nobody really went on with it. It's also a pretty big shame GeeDubs discontinued his model... | ||
==The End Times== | ==The End Times== | ||
Throgg was finally remembered for once, and in The End Times he is sent to aid Sigvald on the orders of Archaon, only to smash and piss on Sigvald's body after the latter tried to kill him. Throgg calls Sigvald an idiot and worthless trash as he disposes of him, to the amusement of one [[Arkhan the Black]], who considered the self-appointed troll king to be both. Throgg would later encounter and challenge Arkhan and Nagash's army with his own horde of monsters; Arkhan claimed that the Wintertooth and his followers were just the gods' tools to slow down the forces of Order. Despite this, Trogg fought off the opposing army, even managing to defeat Arkhan himself despite a valiant effort; it helps that Nagash more or less abandoned Arkhan knowing this was a fight his servant couldn't win. Throgg wasn't satisfied, however, and went so far as to take the fight to Nagash himself. | |||
Unfortunately, the troll king finally bit off more than he could chew: his club was slashed in half by Nagash's Mortis blade as he tried to smash the Great Nercomancer, who then took Throgg by the throat (yeah, Nagash is BIGGER than the troll king) and insulted the Chaos Gods in front of Throgg for being liars and thieves whom he promised to rob of their knowledge and power. Throgg's last words were full of defiance, saying that serving Chaos would be preferable to bowing before Nagash. The necromancer then mangled Throgg's shoulder in half before using his baleful magic to drain him of his Chaos blessings and possibly his regenerative ability, before killing him outright and leaving his body to wither into ashes, with a rusted crown being the only thing that remained of the troll king. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
Revision as of 00:58, 15 March 2019

"What the gods gifted to me can be gifted to another. I will not be the one mind in a race of blunt, witless animals."
- – The big boy himself, lamenting his position as the only really smart troll out there pre-End Times
Throgg, the King of Trolls. Throgg, Wintertooth. Throgg, the Lord of the Monstrous Hordes. A gigantic monster, a fiend with an insatiable appetite, and possessing more tusks poking out of his hideous, bearded face than what should be witnessed on anyone or anything, Throgg is an aberration among aberrations, and one with a horrifying intellect to boot.
For reasons not known, but most likely due to the meddling of certain forces, he stands out among the normally-vacuous trolls of the Warhammer world like a Dwarf on stilts. Hailing from the icy recesses of Troll Country, he once contented himself with using his keen mind and command over his brothers and sisters to ambush unwary prey, be it animal or man. Unfortunately, the latter kind of creatures eventually caught wind of this ferocious creature, and thinking ol' Throggy was just a tougher-than-usual troll in need of being put down, knights and monster-slayers of all manners of breed and renown went into the heart of Troll Country to do just that. All of them found their ways down Throgg's gullet.
As it so happens, one of those hapless nimrods, a noble individual of some kind or other, was in possession of a gilded crown that got stuck on one of Throgg's tusks. Deciding to keep it, Throgg dubbed the crown as his own, and thusly was the King of Trolls born. Royalty has never been so thick-skinned.
No longer content with sitting around and waiting for men, dwarfs and elves to come to him, Throgg had an epiphany. If these folks were so keen on trying to bring him down, he would now take the fight to them. He would gather an army of monsters, beasts, mutants and madmen in the name of the Ruinous Powers, conquer the lands of men under his mighty club, shatter civilization as we know it, and plunge the entirety of the Warhammer world into an age of ice and darkness—an age the likes of which no creature has before seen, or ever would see again!
Well... it would have probably made a good story, but nobody really went on with it. It's also a pretty big shame GeeDubs discontinued his model...
The End Times
Throgg was finally remembered for once, and in The End Times he is sent to aid Sigvald on the orders of Archaon, only to smash and piss on Sigvald's body after the latter tried to kill him. Throgg calls Sigvald an idiot and worthless trash as he disposes of him, to the amusement of one Arkhan the Black, who considered the self-appointed troll king to be both. Throgg would later encounter and challenge Arkhan and Nagash's army with his own horde of monsters; Arkhan claimed that the Wintertooth and his followers were just the gods' tools to slow down the forces of Order. Despite this, Trogg fought off the opposing army, even managing to defeat Arkhan himself despite a valiant effort; it helps that Nagash more or less abandoned Arkhan knowing this was a fight his servant couldn't win. Throgg wasn't satisfied, however, and went so far as to take the fight to Nagash himself.
Unfortunately, the troll king finally bit off more than he could chew: his club was slashed in half by Nagash's Mortis blade as he tried to smash the Great Nercomancer, who then took Throgg by the throat (yeah, Nagash is BIGGER than the troll king) and insulted the Chaos Gods in front of Throgg for being liars and thieves whom he promised to rob of their knowledge and power. Throgg's last words were full of defiance, saying that serving Chaos would be preferable to bowing before Nagash. The necromancer then mangled Throgg's shoulder in half before using his baleful magic to drain him of his Chaos blessings and possibly his regenerative ability, before killing him outright and leaving his body to wither into ashes, with a rusted crown being the only thing that remained of the troll king.
Gallery
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This troll definitely earned a spot in the "I fought Gotrek & Felix" club.
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You damn kids get off my lawn!
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His Total War: Warhammer model.