Durg, once a figure shrouded in the dark mantle of violence and terror, now walks the path of redemption and healing as a cleric of Kelemvor. His towering frame, a testament to his orcish heritage, is marked by the scars of countless battles, each a grim reminder of his past life. His skin, a weathered green, is crisscrossed with the white lines of old wounds, and his eyes, a piercing yellow, hold the weight of his past sins yet also the hope of redemption. His once wild and unkempt black hair is now kept in a neat braid, symbolizing his transformation from a warrior of chaos to a servant of order and peace.

Years ago, Durg was the right hand to his tribe's leader, a position that demanded he commit acts of violence that haunted him. The turning point came when he questioned the morality of their actions, leading to a confrontation with the tribe leader. Expecting a duel to the death, Durg was instead betrayed during a raid, left for dead. It was in this darkest hour that a cleric of Kelemvor found him, nursing him back to health and offering him a new path.

Embracing this opportunity, Durg spent years at the temple, absorbing the teachings of Kelemvor. He became a cleric, dedicating himself to helping the weak, the poor, and those passing into the afterlife. However, his journey was marred by tragedy when he returned from a pilgrimage to find his temple destroyed by his former tribe. This event reignited the old fire within him, yet tempered by his faith, he now travels the land, spreading Kelemvor's word and seeking news of his tribe, unsure of what he would do should he encounter them again.

Durg's unique trait is his deep, rumbling voice, which carries both the threat of his past and the soothing calm of his faith. His journey is fraught with internal conflict as he struggles with his past actions and the desire for justice or revenge against his tribe. Yet, it is his unwavering commitment to Kelemvor's teachings that guides him, offering a beacon of hope that his path of redemption will lead to peace, both for the world and his troubled soul.