Boker

Bockers.

Basic-Maximum growth 1m 90. Live up to 100 years. The main capital of the Bokers, the city of Scaltor, which looks like a huge rock anthill.

This race comes from the married couple Dogurs, Garun and the oracle of Akatara. Therefore, sometimes bokers are called the children of Garun. As a result, bokers are doguros - they worship Garun and Akatara.

This people has a gift from their progenitors, namely the ability to build fossilized, rocky outgrowths on their bodies. And these build-ups vary greatly in their application. Sometimes it is a deadly weapon, razor-sharp stone blades that grow on the hands, or it is a strong stone shield, which, if desired and long practice with training, can cover the entire body. Some bokers can even shoot with stone "stakes", which is very dangerous in battle, but very energy-intensive, since you need to continuously build up a new mass of fragments, and this requires strength.

At the age of 15, a boker can live separately from his parents. He himself knocks out his future home in a huge stone or rock, or he settles in an abandoned corner in Scaltor. Upon reaching the age of 18, the bokers undergo an initiation ceremony, after which the young bladesmen acquire their individual "spark of Garun", which will manifest itself in full force, under certain circumstances. Some bokers also undergo this rite if they decide to take the path of warriors. The essence of the test itself is that the baker needs, with the help of his abilities and physical strength, to get the thorn of the carapace gurol. Naturally, by fighting this creature. Someone survives, gets scars for life, someone dies in a fight with the beast, and in someone the flame of Garun breaks out ahead of time, thereby coping with the test and with the monster.

"Spark of Garun" is a special gift from the Ancient Pro-Father. When it flares up in the soul of a baker, he takes on a new look, he becomes like his pro-father, gaining powerful strength, and control over the very land on which he steps, however. In this state, the boker does not control himself, he is dangerous, he is destructive. Therefore, in the first war with Faaksobul, the bokers that blazed with the flame of the progenitor destroyed a lot of enemy forces, but in their fighting madness, they were too predictable and destroyed by the calmer and more cold-blooded Hollows.

Bokers also have a kind of deep, inner flair for precious stones. Therefore, the main profession of these stags is the extraction and search for gems. Some bokers can sense the deposits of rare metals, and usually such comrades equip their personal mine and work there alone, gouging the stone with their growths. In view of this innate love for expensive stones, stone horns do not experience such a feeling as greed or greed for profit. In addition to mining stones and ore, bokers may well master other professions. The path of a warrior, which is self-evident, some devote their lives to this in order to be faithful guardians of their native capital, someone goes into mercenaries, travelers - by the way, a rare phenomenon - some comprehend the delights of other professions.

Most of the bokers try to stay in their native capital or in the vicinity of it, only a few dare to venture into distant lands. In terms of culture and upbringing, the bokers are very well-mannered, they respect the elders, a man is at the head of the family, therefore in Scaltor, the elders were the main rulers, men who wisely and observing traditions continue to protect and lead their people.

Also, it's worth noting that boxers always keep their word. Therefore, if he promised something, he will definitely fulfill it. And because of this, the popular expression “Baker's word is indestructible” even appeared among the people, and if you support some kind of deal or promise with such an expression, then your words will be reacted with redoubled confidence.