Ikr

Overview
Husband of Agnarra and the bouncer of the Tide's Fist. Immensely strong but unskilled, he is an orc of few words and less patience for bullshit; he refuses to listen to excuses of interference or cheating no matter how persuasive or pleading. The only warrior to defeat Agnarra in the pit, he is a ferocious bare-knuckle brawler and grappler, but prefers to keep reserved lest his natural battle-fury take over.

Biography
A full orc, bred and raised on the plains. He came northeast on a quest of personal glory, but found himself deeply addicted to dwarven grain alcohol and unable to hold even a guard post with the Ember Sentinels.

Adrift and penniless in Lakevale, he challenged Agnarra, the champion of Tide's Fist, to a friendly bout. Though he lost badly, the two social outcasts struck up a mutual friendship that quickly blossomed into boisterous romance. They courted for six months, but Ikr refused to marry her until he bested the skilled brawler in combat.

Their fight lasted for an hour straight, but they eventually brought each other down. They were married the day after in the front of the Gladeshrine, the only religious site in the town that would take their business. Covered in scrapes and bruises, the two honeymooned in the fighting pit, and acquired it after its previous owner died.

Agnarra
Contrary to outside appearances, he and Agnarra are very happy together. Constantly training, eating, dueling, and screwing, they express their mutual affection through banter and blows that would knock a lesser humanoid off their feet. But both are trained brawlers with a dangerous level of skill.

Campaigns
Despite his size, Ikr fades into the crowd until he catches a party member cheating. Then he restrains them, giving a powerful blow for good measure.

Tactics
His massive bulk disguises his cunning wariness; Ikr is always making Perception checks. In actual fight he isn't particularly capable thanks to his lack of weapons training, but he is nevertheless able to take more punishment than a dozen humans. He punches and he does it beautifully, but that's about all he can accomplish.