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In order of appearance
| His Majesty, King Gort III of Turnobae (Gort) Not a very nice man, overall. Somewhat arrogant, stingy, and bad-tempered. However, he's also a pragmatist and distrustful of mercenaries (sometimes with good reason, it has to be said). Probably the most powerful non-magical ruler in the northern world - but that doesn't necessarily mean he's too bright. |
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| Mordlin the Sage (Maud-lin) Not exactly your typical wise old hermit who lives halfway up a mountain. True, he does live halfway up a mountain, but in the catacombs of a ruined temple, with a full contingent of guards, servants, pupils and disciples. Rather arrogant, but that's okay because he's tremendously powerful. Has many agents all over the place, and is something of a meddler, or puppet-master - generally for the benefit of a lot of people, not just himself. As he is so powerful, and so meddlesome, I probably should get round to working out what the limits of his considerable talents actually are, at some point. |
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| His Majesty, King Dashell II of Galorndan (Da-shell) Young-ish, handsome, intelligent, athletic, second most powerful non-magical ruler in the northern world - but that may be changing soon. Knows the value of good mercenaries, and good intelligence. Has a fondness for magical items, and may rely on them a little too much. But, hey, he's got a top-notch court wizard, a first class general and a competent army, and if all else fails, he's got a really shiny magic sword - so why worry? |
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| General Kael (Kayl) Head of the Galorndan armed forces, including the intelligence services and the King's personal guard, The Order of the Fox. A huge man, friendly, good at his job, and with a huge & hearty apetite for both food and drink. |
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| Her Majesty, Queen Elspeth III of Turnobae (Els-puth) Daughter of Gort. Rather more attractive and intelligent than her late father, but also more religious. Not the sort who's prone to girly-mishaps when in trouble - the answer to most problems lies Heavenward, apparently. |