Ocretti

The Sigil of House Ocretti

House Ocretti is one of the founding Clans of the Covenant of Grusaak.

And Current Rulers of Kurik Ordah

Formation and Early Histories

in 200bgs, the tribe that would become the Ocretti were a small group of Kobold farmers settled south east of what is now the Mün Prosperity.

Originally being outlasted due to their more pacifistic beliefs, managed to thrive in their enviroment; with trade aplenty from nearby human settlements,

development and progress quickly surpassed their, reclusive, fellow kobolds.

at 50bgs, the myth of The Fogah Ocrayetti emerged, stemming from the Draconic for Three Claws, Representing the three swords the tribe were supposedly to have laid down, and their offering of the local crab species during the first contact between themselves and humans, symbolizing their strive towards peace.

in the few years leading up to The Great Slaughter, Kax, a local farmers son, took charge of the tribe, under his rule, construction of local roads, highways and railroad would begin.

during this period of prosperity he would take the name Ocretti, in honor of those founding myths, and would claim descent from the original sword bearers; Shortly after, proclaiming himself the King of the Meadows, and Ruler of the Northern kobolds.

This Era of peace, and negligence on their behalf however, would not last.

on the 15th anniversary of his coronation, a contingent of 3000 Humans from the northern regions, gathered, and committed what would become known as The Great Slaughter. The great city of Adun was sacked, pillaged and decimated, the 200 years of co-existence with humans shattered in mere hours.

with Kax going down with his Kingdom. His son, Ekru, managed to escape, and attempted to warn the southern clans of the impending doom. However, Turned away at the gates, and sneered by what would be his peers, the same contingent that devastated his home was inflicted onto them.

With his home put to ash, Ekru Pledged his House to Driisar, along with the other kobold lords in the region.