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Name: Gwynned Argyle

Age: 21

Gender: Male

Race: Human

Height: 6’.0”

Bio: From the outset fate had many great hurdles in mind for Gwynned. Born the only son of the Lord Commander of a small knightly order, the Knights of The Risen Land, a small and plucky force of Imperial warriors, it was always assumed that one day he would inherit its leadership, but not so soon. Impetuous and tunnel-visioned it was almost always assumed that his bull-headed lack of foresight would end in disaster, and said assumption was unfortunately proven true when after being duped by the strategy of a certain brigand leader, he lead his men into a disastrous calamity of a battle, which claimed his life and those of almost all his troops, the few survivors retreating in disgrace.

Armed with a magic sword, Gwynned now has taken it upon himself to rebuild his shattered order, not for the sake of his father whom he views as an incompetent fool who doomed his followers with his idiocy, but for the sake of all those who were guilty only of following their lord’s command, and to bring down those barbaric fiends who prey upon the defenceless, man or otherwise. A firm believer in the knight’s duty to protect the innocent, punish the wicked, and uphold honour and justice, Gwynned must balance his desire to perform his duty with the despicable feeling of asking is friends and followers to stake their lives, and the fear of leading them to the same disgraceful end his father before him did to his own.

Description

My very first pic. Ok, here we go...

Name: Gwynned Argyle

Age: 21

Gender: Male

Race: Human

Height: 6’.0”

Bio: From the outset fate had many great hurdles in mind for Gwynned. Born the only son of the Lord Commander of a small knightly order, the Knights of The Risen Land, a small and plucky force of Imperial warriors, it was always assumed that one day he would inherit its leadership, but not so soon. Impetuous and tunnel-visioned it was almost always assumed that his bull-headed lack of foresight would end in disaster, and said assumption was unfortunately proven true when after being duped by the strategy of a certain brigand leader, he lead his men into a disastrous calamity of a battle, which claimed his life and those of almost all his troops, the few survivors retreating in disgrace.

Armed with a magic sword, Gwynned now has taken it upon himself to rebuild his shattered order, not for the sake of his father whom he views as an incompetent fool who doomed his followers with his idiocy, but for the sake of all those who were guilty only of following their lord’s command, and to bring down those barbaric fiends who prey upon the defenceless, man or otherwise. A firm believer in the knight’s duty to protect the innocent, punish the wicked, and uphold honour and justice, Gwynned must balance his desire to perform his duty with the despicable feeling of asking is friends and followers to stake their lives, and the fear of leading them to the same disgraceful end his father before him did to his own.