Ulrandiir was born into a Nomadic tribe, which had long ago sacrificed the " CIVILIZED " life-style to live in freedom amongst theirselves in their own land, along their long allies " The Earth-Kin. " Ulrandiir was but a mere boy, when this had happened ages ago. Ulrandiirs people had lived in peace, worshipping Far'Nadesh the bringer of the Aurochs, who his people believed had brought the Aurochs to the " North Downs. " His people had lived off of the Aurochs, using their pelts for armor, but their major resource was from another major god to them Gal'thalennen, the Bringer of Steel, who supplied steel a necessary resource in defending their camps from Marauding rival elf tribes.

Ulrandiir was to become Cheif, as he was the first born of him & his brother Gilborr. Gilborr was obviously the superior cheif, not only was he able to recite the oaths, but he knew the lore of the tribes more than his brother Ulrandiir. But Ulrandiir posessed a confidence, and a Hunting aswell, as a Combat finesse that made him the superior cheif and a stronger leader. Gilborr jealous of his brother had framed his brother, and his brothers loyals in a hunt which had killed the Elder. Gilborr claimed that Ulrandiir and his loyals had killed the Elder because, he was more in favour of Gilborr, which he actually was, which was significant evidence of Ulrandiir's unreliability.

The Trials were soon to commence, what would happen to Ulrandiir and his Loyals. In obvious favour of Gilborr at this point, the prophets were thunder and hammer. Ulrandiir and his men were sentenced to Death, in Angmar where they would live out their days fighting worms & Drakes until they were eventually over-whelmed and killed. They were given nothing but simple swords, bows, and simple garments that wouldn't even guard from a scrape of a rock. Ulrandiir spent many years in Angmar fighting drakes & worms, becoming almost a master of this, and one by one his friends and loyals had died. Ulrandiir knowing he would soon be next, navigated the mountains towards a small pass where he witnessed, an un ammountable army of orcs, marching from the pass of Angmar into Nan Amlug East. Ulrandiir, had began to sprint to his people, running for several days with no halt (an exhaggeration).

By the time Ulrandiir had made it to his people, his father had gone mad, due to the loss of his son and was voted out of his rank by a vote of confidence. Gilborr, was not easily convinced, and ignored all Warnings his brother had mad. Gilborr had forced his men, to take away Ulrandiir, and ensure his death by execution. It was soon that Gilborr's corruption had spread to the Earth-kin, an Uprising of the Rauhta-Lehma had happened, and they'd abandon the majority of the Earth-Kin for the sake of their own.

Ulrandiir was about to be executed when, suddenly Orcs had began to raid the camp, and he was released in order to combat the orcs. Ulrandiir, Gilborr, his father, and his people had packed in the center, the warriors circled around the unable people. The Warriors of the Ba'aran were quickly disposed of, and Ulrandiir had cleaved his way through many Orcs, as did Gilborr. Gilborr & Ulrandiir had become lost in the Carnage, but soon began to find their way back to his father in time to see him soon to become executed by an Orc Captain, their people were massacred. Ulrandiir & Gilborr let out a fierce war-cry charging for the Orcs, their father fearful of his sons watching his death unable to do anything used the last of his life-forced to cast a old elven spell which teleported them FAR from the Combat.

Gilborr is said to have disappeared, as he was teleported far from his brother Ulrandiir. Ulrandiir vows to liberate the noth downs, and make the Elves of the Ba'aran again a force to be reckoned with in Nan Amlug, by forcing the Orcs from their hallowed lands of Dol Dinen.