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Garzhvog

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Garzhvog
Physical
Species Urgal
Gender Male
Age Unknown
Hair Color Black
Eye Color Yellow
Political
Affiliation Bolvek Tribe, Empire, Varden
Other
Film Portrayer N/A


Nar Garzhvog was an Urgal warchief leading a tribe of Kull.

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[edit] Biography

[edit] Early Life

Garzvhog was born in a ramshackle village in the Spine. He was a veteran of many battles. He later rose to the highest rank in his tribe, Bolvek Tribe, and gained the title Nar (which is the urgal word for chief). He earned this title by killing a gigantic cave bear with his bare hands during his first hunt with his horns.

[edit] Battle of Farthen Dûr

Garzhvog, like most of the Urgals, was bound by Durza's spell and forced to fight for the Empire. It is possible that Garzhvog was at the Battle under Farthen Dûr. It is also possible that he was the Urgal chief mentioned by Murtagh but unlikely as it states in Eragon that Eragon stabbed the chieftain who pursued them through the chest . When Eragon killed Durza, the Urgals were freed from the spell.

[edit] Alliance with the Varden

Just prior to the Battle of The Burning Plains, Garzhvog met with Varden leaders. He wanted to get revenge on the Empire for the wrong that had been done to his people. Although Eragon and Orik were suspicious of the Kull, Nasuada accepted Garzhvog's proposal.

Garzhvog and three other Kull served as Eragon's bodyguards during the battle, thus earning the Dragon Rider's respect.

Later, when Eragon went to Tronjheim to assist in the selection of a new dwarf king, Garzhvog accompanied him part of the way there.

Garzhvog realized how precarious his treaty with the Varden was. He knows his people were doomed either way, if Galbatorix will win or lose. The Urgals seem to be acting out of their current hate towards Durza's magics in Farthen Dûr.

[edit] Behind the scenes

When the Kull allied themselves with the Varden, it was seen as one of the biggest "shockers" of the series. It had been foreshadowed, however, during the philosophical conversations between Eragon and his tutor, Oromis, as they discussed whether or not the Urgals were inherently evil.


[edit] Speculation concerning Garzhvog

It has also been speculated that Garzhvog may be the last Rider to appear, which would follow Paolini's prediction that it would be unexpected, as no other Urgals have ever been Riders.

[edit] Appearances

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