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'''Beorg Bearstruck''' is a [[Chaos Champion]] of [[Chaos Undivided]] and a [[Werebear]] of Norscan ancestry, who hails from the Ursfjordings, known also as the Tribe of the Bear, or as they are more commonly known by those they kill: the Bearmen of Urslo. He is fairly unique amongst Chaos Champions not only for being a [[therianthrope]], but for also being a [[mercenary]]; Beorg and his Bearmen - Chaos Marauders with lesser versions of his werebear powers - were one of the [[Regiments of Renown]] in old [[Warhammer Fantasy]] lore. | '''Beorg Bearstruck''' is a [[Chaos Champion]] of [[Chaos Undivided]] and a [[Werebear]] of Norscan ancestry, who hails from the Ursfjordings, known also as the Tribe of the Bear, or as they are more commonly known by those they kill: the Bearmen of Urslo. He is fairly unique amongst Chaos Champions not only for being a [[therianthrope]], but for also being a [[mercenary]]; Beorg and his Bearmen - Chaos Marauders with lesser versions of his werebear powers - were one of the [[Regiments of Renown]] in old [[Warhammer Fantasy]] lore. | ||
He's also | He's also a blatantly obvious reference to the [[werebear]] Beorn from [[The Hobbit]], except Beorg's evil. | ||
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Beorg Bearstruck is a Chaos Champion of Chaos Undivided and a Werebear of Norscan ancestry, who hails from the Ursfjordings, known also as the Tribe of the Bear, or as they are more commonly known by those they kill: the Bearmen of Urslo. He is fairly unique amongst Chaos Champions not only for being a therianthrope, but for also being a mercenary; Beorg and his Bearmen - Chaos Marauders with lesser versions of his werebear powers - were one of the Regiments of Renown in old Warhammer Fantasy lore.
He's also a blatantly obvious reference to the werebear Beorn from The Hobbit, except Beorg's evil.