Jormundur: A commoner of Whiterun, his name of an ancient hero did not fit him. He was not prideful but wished he could be someone more dignified or well known. He found his job as a miner demeaning and was spiteful and bitter to his family. Looking for a better life, he decided to move his family to Bruma to become a lumberjack. His house was robbed by a man who was too quick for him to catch. Out in the woods he actually found the thief and struck him down. Unfortunately a travelling merchant saw him and had him arrested. He could not prove that he was a thief and was sent to jail.
Age 31: Became the Nevarine! Travelled to Akavir and never heard of again.
(Warrior, a noble man of virtue)
Jormundur II: Strongly disliked his dad for being so spiteful of him and his family and that he abandoned them. At age 13 he learned that his dad was the Nevarine and that he left his family for Akavir. Angry at his dad and his glory seeking, he made a deal with his brother-in-law and moved the family to the whole group’s farm east of Bruma.

Jormundur III: Had the same spirit of his grandfather and was very interested in his epic adventures. He clashed with his dad who was so negative of Jormundur and his glory-seeking. During a prank war with his favorite cousin, he accidently burned down the farm. It was the last straw and Jormundur II kicked him out. He quickly joined a gang of highway men but saved himself by surrendering to the Imperial Legionaries who were sent to eradicate the group.
Became a vampire and hid it for a long time (actually not a cop-out on bridging the 200 year gap, happened while I was still wondering how I was going to do this in two generations). After many years of being the undisputed Grand-Champion and Grand-Master of the Fighter’s Guild, he once saw the reflection of himself in a river after just drinking the blood of a young boy. Disgusted he finally sought out a friend in the mage’s guild for a cure who then recommended him to Count Janus Hassildor, who then recommended him to a group of witches who finally gave him instructions on what to do. After months of searching, they found the ingredients and Jormundur was cured!!! Elated he almost immediately began to court the daughter of the old owner of the Gray Mare whom he always had a secret love for. Finally he was able to retire in peace.
(Crusader, slightly “darker” than his predecessor with a slight temper, but still no murderer or thief.)
Jormundur IV: Good-looking, rich, and famous; Jormundur IV was the JFK Jr. of his world. He had tons of girlfriends but thanks to his servants he managed never to get them pregnant. After many years of this lifestyle he finally married a woman bard just as promiscuous and wild as himself. Sadly however she was unable to have children. After sometime a DB assassin came for his wife for events that she was on the run from. Jormundur IV fought the assassin and rendered him nearly immobile, just as he came up to finish him off, the assassin threw his knife in his last breath into Jormundur’s brain putting him into a coma. For 18 years he was in this state until a mage finally healed him. When he awoke he learned that his wife had died from another assassin while watching him in the very room he woke up in. He was getting old and his father pressed him for an heir of their lineage. Depressed, he had hot, loveless six with many women eager to get with him until he died of old age.

Jormundur V: never knew his father personally but learned all about his lineage’s history. People told him how great his grandfather was and that his great-great grandfather was a man called the nevarine and considered a provincial hero in a place called morrowind. Without a father figure, Jormundur grew up rowdy rebellious and such even if he loved his mother. He left the house at 18 to join the fighters guild where he met friends. The group decided to journey to Skyrim to fight for its independence however the imperial legion caught them on the border and imprisoned them for suspicion. Once one of them admitted to their intentions they were sentenced to execution for treason against the empire. Jormundur was scheduled to be one of the last.
(Warrior, the darkest one of the bunch, still good but has quite the temper and serves the efforts of the Nords rather than what is right.)