This is Honau, delivering wood into a stockpile, before he is off to chop some more lumber.
He comes across a nugget of gold that had fallen from one of the sacks delivered by the miners.
He knows a hefty payday is coming, and remembers all the choices he has made that led him to this day.

Honau, for most of his life, was a cold and cynic hermit of the woods, only coming to his village to trade for necessities,
or for commissions where his skills as a builder and foreman were invaluable during hard times and catastrophes.
It was the age where magic was nothing more than the sleight of the hands of crafty individuals, hence his aloof nature.

Overall, Honau is just an ordinary man, but has seen and been through much, the day he followed the shaman Takoda.
He has seen his ancient homeland die of unexplainable supernatural events happening simultaneously, fled with
said shaman to a portal into a new realm, founded entire settlements, took sides with the shaman again when a civil war
erupted between the bear tribes for control of the arcane-rich powers of the new world, and ultimately finding true refuge.

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Supposedly, he was to be just a generic worker unit, based again from my time with the WC3 world editor.
His role is the economic builder like the Human's dopey-sounding Peasants or the Orc's silly peons.
I wanted the lumberjack look of the former, so I gave him the beard.