ease with his power.The third leader would be a powerful, mean individual, one of several brothers who keep hold of their tribes by means of violence and intimidation.The second leader would rule over a wide territory, no open plains allowing cohesion but rather a mass of foothills and low mountains across whose valleys and slopes his tribe is scattered, broken more into clans and small tribes than one great entity.When creating fictional leaders one needs to decide what it is about them that allowed them to assume the mantle of power to begin with.They are wealthy, armed with good iron and have modern saddles, and are strongly connected by blood and family.Here we're going to create three fictional leaders so as to posit these very principles.He would be a wily, violent orc, given to mounting deep raids into human territory and then fading back into his land, not seeking to impose order on his followers but leading them more because he brings back