This article, Rago, was created by Srshsv1229856.
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| Species | Human |
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| Level | Unknown |
| Born? | Unknown |
| Died? | Unknown |
| Affiliation? | None |
| God? | Vrohus (the god of victory) |
| Rank? | soldier (formerly) |
| Series | None |
| Appearances | The Wraith of Warfell |
| “ | The valiant would never bow their heads to you loathsome creatures! Hand over this land to its rightful owners, imbeciles! | ” |
— Rago
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Rago is the son of Kerusan. He is was the leader of the Glrions, the famous group of warriors who went up against the Bue Gwai (the War ogres).
Henry Mugpin with a rare breed of fish
The Wraith of Warfell[]
The Lone Fisherman[]
Henry Mugpin was a widower. He had spent most of his life looking for a viable partner, but he found none worthy of taking his beloved Sandra's place. He spent most of his time in the lake near his hut in Harrowland, lamenting to himself about his carelessness during the incident. Fishing proved to be the only comfort in his life.
The Lost Child[]
Once, while he was fishing, he happened to see a child in the waters. Seeing the poor thing in mortal peril, he immediately rescued him. After saving him, he decided to leave him somewhere but his heart told him otherwise. He finally let the child grow up in his hut. He named the boy Agmar meaning "brave one".
The Bungerie Assault[]
Agmar proved to be a born fisherman. He always caught the biggest fish in Harrowland; this talent increased his profits in the market. Once, Henry and Agmar travelled to Bungerie or "Fisherman's Paradise" to meet a distant cousin of Henry. There they learned that soldiers from the nearby kingdom of Singpasta had planned an attack to loot the area of its treasures. The attack began unexpectedly and soon most of the residents were slaughtered mercilessly. It was Rago's uncanny skill in battle strategies that lead the people to form a guerrilla army and chase the soldiers. Hearing of this incident, the rival kingdom of Singpasta, Afstania, wanted him to join the Afstanian army. Henry knew in is heart that ut was the right thing to do and he tearfully bade goodbye to his adopted son. Agmar was soon transported to Afstania.
The Ideal Warrior[]
Agmar joined the Royal Army and fought many battles. He always won and increased the kingdom's glory. Since his arrival to the royal castle, he had made the battlefield his home. He fought with valour and honour. He gained the reputation as the best warrior in ancient Gielinor. But King Faistra had other plans for him.
Alicia[]
Faistra had a daughter named Alicia. The whole of Gielinor knew that she looked breathtakingly beautiful. She was fondly called as the Sunchild. Alicia had developed a secret crush on Agmar. She wanted to marry him; she told this to her father who decided to talk to Agmar himself. Though he reciprocated her love, Agmar knew that his life was in the battlefield, protecting his people. But Faistra convinced him to marry her. After their grand wedding, Agmar had to leave the kingdom as he had heard about the sudden emergence of a previously unknown race which seemed to question human dominance- the gustars, the ancient orcs.