The Pig Duc Truffe

The Pig Duc Truffe Uncertain Biography and Rumors Little is known about Pig Duc Truffe, only rumors. Rumor 1 - He is the son of an abusive father who starved and attacked him at a young age for his physical deformity. After escaping from home, he joined a group of bandits, where he rose to leadership over time. To make up for his suffering, he began claiming an overly high amount of the best foods after raids, and became morbidly fat as a result. Possibly due to his relentless and fearsome nature, some noble and powerful people may see him as an excellent ally. Rumor 2 - Rumor has it that Pig was born so deformed that his parents abandoned him on the streets. Rumors also persist that he was raised by a gang of bandits who plundered villages and small towns. During this time, he was clearly underfed, and when, having gained military experience and taken command of a gang, after raids, his primary concern was food. As a result, he has since become quite overweight. The Pig Duc Truffe is a brutal and inhumane man who revels in destruction and uses sheer force to achieve his goals and plunder his enemies. He often relies on immense firepower and swift squads capable of leveling both soldiers and buildings. His one-sided strategies make him a predictable opponent, but when he attacks, it's usually with devastating force. Pig Duke Truff uses only catapults that hurl the carcasses of dead cows; he much more frequently employs catapults that fire stones. Most often he makes a siege like this: Many infantrymen with maces, who are dressed in leather armor, crossbowmen also dressed in leather armor, catapults that naturally throw stones, and from these same catapults they can throw dead cows. He is a human male, but appears to be a malformed brute, featuring an unnaturally swollen, pink face that closely resembles that of a hog. Having spent most of his life ransacking village after village, the Pig wears crude, hardened leather. His shoulderpads are outfitted with spikes, lending a gruesome appearance to his appearance, making him feared by his enemies, and perhaps not only by his enemies. Lacking any concept of etiquette, the Pig is usually seen picking his nose or scratching his crotch in plain sight. A brute is seldom seen without a cooked animal carcass of some description in one grubby hand, and during negotiations, he delights in ripping off bits of its flesh with his free hand to cram into his mouth. The Pig rarely speaks unless he is barking an order, so he may appear less than flamboyant to people. However, underestimating him on the battlefield is likely to prove fatal. Pig's personality: The Pig has a good sense of humor, but when attacked, he quickly loses his composure. He also enjoys singing, though he's not very good at it. The Pig is generally not cruel to his workers; however, his greed can lead to dissatisfaction with their productivity, in which case he can become cruel. However, if all goes well, he will often defend his men and defenders, and even attack their enemies at the request of his allies. He also sometimes agrees to requests for food, especially cheese (of which he has plenty), making him a useful ally if his allies are running low. When speaking with his allies, he is usually eating, and his knowledge of English leaves much to be desired. He is vindictive and does not suffer fools. He is somewhat fearful of more dangerous rulers, and can even be bullied by a cunning and powerful man. Pig Strategy: The Pig builds elongated, rectangular castles with a low perimeter wall, usually with one entrance through a small gatehouse. On the sides, he erects square towers housing crossbowmen, surrounding them with thick, high walls that provide greater protection from siege weapons. Truff also places pitfall traps around gates, staircases, and other vulnerable points of the castle. Some of his designs include small passages accessible through narrow crevices. Most often he makes a siege like this: Many infantrymen with maces, who are dressed in leather armor, crossbowmen also dressed in leather armor, catapults that naturally throw stones, and from these same catapults they can throw dead cows. The Pig's economy is varied but rather inefficient, relying on gathering all raw materials in limited quantities. He builds numerous iron mines and numerous weapon workshops, which supply the army with crossbows, maces, and leather armor. He ensures food production by constructing large numbers of dairy farms on pastures and maintaining a vast supply of cheese. He also occasionally builds gallows to motivate his men, but this is not done very often. Duke Truff employs a primitive method of combat, relying exclusively on units in leather armor. His signature unit is the Mace-wielding Footmen, who are used in large numbers in attacks and to inflict damage on enemies. The Pig's only ranged unit is the Crossbowmen: powerful snipers who play a key role in defending the castle and surrounding building