Shrekus Mannus of Kolstein

Shrekus Mannus is a swamp fisherman from the province known as Kolstein, Born to unknown parents out in the swamplands and the tallest man in the imperium, while out drinking in a tavern one night after a successful fish selling run he was recruited to Kolstein's army, he eventually went on to join Kolstein's knight order known as The Sentinels of Irminsul and the Imperial Guard where he gained the role of being the higher-up's mobile seat via the help of a well-crafted and cushioned barrel he fashioned to his armour himself with assistance from some of the other imperial guards. Shrekus Mannus is also close friends with the town of Foxdale and some of them even consider him their patron saint, which he is very honoured about.

Shrekus spends most of his time fishing at his hut out in the swamps of Kolstein then taking the fish to Port Evergreen in a cart pulled by his big shire horse named Jerome. Shrekus is the only citizen of Kolstein who lives outside of a settlement due to an of fear the swamp monsters that roam these lands, Shrekus, however, does not fear these creatures as he is of similar size and strength and so they are aware he is just as much of a threat to them as they are to him. he is rarely seen without a helmet on.

Whenever he isn't fighting for the army or patrolling parts of the imperium, Shrekus is either in a tavern (working his shift or as a patron) or fishing in his hut while downing as much alcohol as physically possible.

As he is not an average-sized man, Shrekus drinks by the keg, not by the tankard.

Although he sounds and acts like a complete meat-head he is surprisingly well-read, his favourite book is "fish of the known world" by john fishing.

Before being apart of civilization Shrekus was but a folk tale for the people of Kolstein, a giant humanoid figure that roamed the dangerous swamps amongst the swamp monsters.

side note: as a part-time tavern worker at port evergreen, Shrekus spent a lot of time just goofing off during his shifts, he at one point came up with a game where you threw small pointy sticks of metal at a circular board of cork and gained different amounts of points depending on where on the board it landed, he named this game "projectiles ''.