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click to view full image | Imperious Rat
Imperious Rat directly ordered the enslavement of the beaver population, whom he regards as "water-loving savages". Interestingly, rats pride themselves on having left their affinity for water to their ancient ancestors.
He'd sell his mother to the cats (if there were any left after the Human Collapse...). | 
click to view full image | Deathbeaver
Born as Thorogrim Irontooth, he took the mantle of DeathBeaver, succeeding in a long line of beaver champions. As the DeathBeaver, Thorogrim inherited the visor, known as Second Chance, which allows him to see behind himself and see clearly during nighttime.The visor is actually a rare piece of military equipment that survived the Human Collapse.
Also in his arsenal is the infamous Beaver's Cleaver, a sword of unusual hardness and sharpness. | 
click to view full image | Broken Snout
A hermetic, non-conformist rat who lives outside rat civilization. Broken Snout is a cantankerous rodent with plenty of conspiracy theories. He provides plenty of fodder for adolescent rats' horror stories as they dare each other to go near his hovel in the woods. It's a reputation he doesn't completely detest.
Broken Snout is unusually strong for his size and prefers to whack his enemies with his trusty sledgahmmer, The Facilitator. | 
click to view full image | CycloRat
Born in the most hostile area of Rodentia, CycloRat was lured from the Wastelands to serve Imperious Rat. His main purpose is to take care of enemies of the state that are particularly tough to eliminate. He is feared by all rodents due to his size and power. He is not the brightest rat to walk Rodentia, but can be very clever when it comes to death and destruction. | 
click to view full image | The Orders of the Trees
Well before the rise of the Rat Empire and the ensuing cities, some rodents took to the forests in order to protect and also to tap into their spiritual attributes. These custodians lead a monastic life and devote themselves fully to the woods and to the crafts of their particular order. The Order of the Oak concentrates on martial arts while the Order of the Pine has dedicated themselves to artistic expression. The Orders do not always see eye-to-eye, a fact that has kept them from becoming a serious threat to the Rat Empire. |
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