Iacar

Iacar is a male hellhound and the leader of his pack.

Appearance
Iacar is a large, muscular hellhound. He has thick dark gray fur and light gray fur around his muzzle and chest. He has three orange-red eyes, two of which are in normal positions on his skull, and the third located over his left eye. His skull has an upward curve, resembling that of a boar, with two large lower canines framing his muzzle like tusks. He has a thick neck, covered with a mane of long fur.

Personality
Iacar is a kindhearted hound who cares deeply for his friends, especially Crippled, and often carries him on his back. Iacar does his best to make decisions to keep his family safe and fed. However, in times of doubt, his emotions can sometimes get in the way of his better judgement, causing him to be overly cautious. Despite this, he is very good at assigning tasks with his packmates' strengths and weaknesses in mind.

History
Originally born in Kraman's pack alongside his brother, Dajamos, and his sister Wroka during The Great War. Little is known about his early life, other than the fact that he was good friends with Crippled, Surama, and Hafmar. He grew up without his father, who died during the war.

After the war, and while he was still a pup, a famine struck The Crater, and Kraman and Badjaw's pack merged together as one to survive. It was during this time that Iacar met Name of Iralbe, Morri, and Nightclaw. They quickly bonded, with Nightclaw eventually becoming his mate.

When the famine ended, none of Iacar's friends wished to seperate, and so they convinced Badjaw and Kraman to give them a small territory to call their own. Nightclaw and Iacar took their place as the symbolic mother and father of the pack, leading together until Nightclaw died birthing Iacar's pups, who also did not survive. Crushed by her death, but trying to keep his family together, he led his pack alone at the edge of The Crater until Pyramos drove them out and into the land of the dogs.

Trivia

 * Due to the size of his tusks, Iacar speaks with a lisp. According to Emmiina, the lisp is easier to write in Finnish, because the language does not use the letter "f".
 * The gene for tusks runs in his family.