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A few new sprites I've been workin' on. These are the nobles of the Council of Five. I stepped out of my "comfort zone" for these since as some of you may have seen, I prefer the heavily armored archetypes. I'll be puttin the names here in case you cant read the font. (From top to bottom)

1: Sigard Devaux 6: Rylan Lenesi
2:Julius Gillain 7: Miles Gillain
3: Lorelle Folet 8: Duke Folet
4:Aldis Valeri 9: Faye Arundel
5: Walden de Barose 10: Gerard Beaumont

The characters on the left are the actual Council Members. The ones on the right are their personal guards.

Bios
1: Sigard Devaux: Sigard is a very snide, unprofessional member of the Council. He would rather spend his time flirting with women than performing his duties. His particular expertise of the Council is issues of Mercantile.

2: Julius Gillain: Julius is an old war veteran. His cousin, the previous seat in the Council that he now holds, perished at the hands of some mysterious disease. His final wish was that Julius take over his spot. Julius overseas the military strength of the Council. He is very serious regarding his position, but would rather be out in the field.

3: Lorelle Folet: Lorelle is one of the Lordling twins of Folet. Her brother Duke was out in the field of battle when their parents passed away, as such, she was given the Council Seat her father once held. Once Duke came back, no one denied that Lorelle should keep the Council Seat, not even Duke himself. Her role in the Council is to maintain the health conditions of their five lands.

4: Aldis Valeri: Aldis is very laid back and some go so far as to say lazy. He lets very little get to him and has been known to laugh at an otherwise serious situation. His Seat was given to him at the request of his old friend and mentor Walden de Barose. Aldis' area of expertise is Diplomacy.

5: Walden de Barose: Walden is an old bishop and powerful figurehead of the Council. He leads the Church of Nagap and its Knights with his faithful right hand Gerard. He's been on the Council for as long as any other Seat can remember. He maintains the day-to-day operations of the churches in their lands.

6: Rylan Lenesi: Rylan was an old friend of Sigard's long before he became a Seat of the Council. Though having not been born of Noble blood, Sigard stated he would have no one else as his Knight Commander. Rylan is usually calm, unless someone threatens Sigard.

7: Miles Gillain: Miles is Julius' son. He looks up to his father as a great Knight and Mentor. He spends many hours a day practicing the techniques his father teaches him so that he can one day take over his father's position as Military Commander of the Council.

8: Duke Folet: Duke is one of the Lordling Twins of Folet and an exceptional spear-fighter. He was the Knight Commander of the Knights of Folet. At the time of his parents' passing, he was in the field investigating some new occurance in the southern reaches at the behest of his father. When he returned, he learned of his parents' passing and vowed to protect his twin as the two lasting members of their family.

9: Faye Arundel: Faye is a prodigious swordswoman from a foreign land. She is somewhat an enigma, often never speaking or deriving from orders. She is often hit on by Sigard, who she rarely even acknowledges. Her past is a mystery to all except Aldis. Who when asked about the subject replies with, "I'd love to tell you, but I'd also like to keep my head ha ha." Aldis found her unconcious one day on one of his morning walks. Since then she has pledged her life to his until she can repay him for the kindness he showed her.

10: Gerard Beaumont: Gerard is a loyal friend of Walden and Templar Commander of the Knights of Nagap. He is quite a bit older than he looks. He often takes a fatherly role to the young wards of the Council, often showing them proper form or even on some occasions assisting them with very personal matters. While normally calm and collected, he is a beast when in battle, some would even call his battling an art.

Whew, this is a long one, if you managed to get past the wall of text I commend and thank you. Comments and suggestions are welcome as always.

Description
A few new sprites I've been workin' on. These are the nobles of the Council of Five. I stepped out of my "comfort zone" for these since as some of you may have seen, I prefer the heavily armored archetypes. I'll be puttin the names here in case you cant read the font. (From top to bottom)

1: Sigard Devaux 6: Rylan Lenesi
2:Julius Gillain 7: Miles Gillain
3: Lorelle Folet 8: Duke Folet
4:Aldis Valeri 9: Faye Arundel
5: Walden de Barose 10: Gerard Beaumont

The characters on the left are the actual Council Members. The ones on the right are their personal guards.

Bios
1: Sigard Devaux: Sigard is a very snide, unprofessional member of the Council. He would rather spend his time flirting with women than performing his duties. His particular expertise of the Council is issues of Mercantile.

2: Julius Gillain: Julius is an old war veteran. His cousin, the previous seat in the Council that he now holds, perished at the hands of some mysterious disease. His final wish was that Julius take over his spot. Julius overseas the military strength of the Council. He is very serious regarding his position, but would rather be out in the field.

3: Lorelle Folet: Lorelle is one of the Lordling twins of Folet. Her brother Duke was out in the field of battle when their parents passed away, as such, she was given the Council Seat her father once held. Once Duke came back, no one denied that Lorelle should keep the Council Seat, not even Duke himself. Her role in the Council is to maintain the health conditions of their five lands.

4: Aldis Valeri: Aldis is very laid back and some go so far as to say lazy. He lets very little get to him and has been known to laugh at an otherwise serious situation. His Seat was given to him at the request of his old friend and mentor Walden de Barose. Aldis' area of expertise is Diplomacy.

5: Walden de Barose: Walden is an old bishop and powerful figurehead of the Council. He leads the Church of Nagap and its Knights with his faithful right hand Gerard. He's been on the Council for as long as any other Seat can remember. He maintains the day-to-day operations of the churches in their lands.

6: Rylan Lenesi: Rylan was an old friend of Sigard's long before he became a Seat of the Council. Though having not been born of Noble blood, Sigard stated he would have no one else as his Knight Commander. Rylan is usually calm, unless someone threatens Sigard.

7: Miles Gillain: Miles is Julius' son. He looks up to his father as a great Knight and Mentor. He spends many hours a day practicing the techniques his father teaches him so that he can one day take over his father's position as Military Commander of the Council.

8: Duke Folet: Duke is one of the Lordling Twins of Folet and an exceptional spear-fighter. He was the Knight Commander of the Knights of Folet. At the time of his parents' passing, he was in the field investigating some new occurance in the southern reaches at the behest of his father. When he returned, he learned of his parents' passing and vowed to protect his twin as the two lasting members of their family.

9: Faye Arundel: Faye is a prodigious swordswoman from a foreign land. She is somewhat an enigma, often never speaking or deriving from orders. She is often hit on by Sigard, who she rarely even acknowledges. Her past is a mystery to all except Aldis. Who when asked about the subject replies with, "I'd love to tell you, but I'd also like to keep my head ha ha." Aldis found her unconcious one day on one of his morning walks. Since then she has pledged her life to his until she can repay him for the kindness he showed her.

10: Gerard Beaumont: Gerard is a loyal friend of Walden and Templar Commander of the Knights of Nagap. He is quite a bit older than he looks. He often takes a fatherly role to the young wards of the Council, often showing them proper form or even on some occasions assisting them with very personal matters. While normally calm and collected, he is a beast when in battle, some would even call his battling an art.

Whew, this is a long one, if you managed to get past the wall of text I commend and thank you. Comments and suggestions are welcome as always.