Nerana RPG Character Sheet
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| Character Name | Sir Daedred Fairbane |
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Description - At a Glance When not wearing his platemail and pot helm: A muscled man with short length dark brown (almost black) hair. His facial features are rugged. He has light grey eyes. His stature seems imposing. When wearing his armor: a man wearing platemail armor and shield. He weilds a bastardsword on a weaponbelt. Next to that is a dagger.
Description - Inspection When not wearing his platemail and pot helm: A muscled man with short length dark brown (almost black) hair. His facial features are chiselled in a rugged but yet handsome. His light grey eyes is a rare treat to see, which usually glances around without judgement or hostility. Even though his stature seems imposing and of raw muscled power he has yet an air of meekness and humility that allows approachability. When wearing his armor: a man wearing finely crafted platemail armor and shield. He weilds a masterly crafted and ornate bastardsword on a weaponbelt. Next to that is a dagger of fine quality.
Personality / Demeanor -Outgoing & Talkative (67%): when not lost in his own thoughts Daedred can be fun to be around . Daedred still mourns his family although this is often done when alone and when there is lack for something to do (i.e.: downtime).
Motivation Daedred feels a strong sense of duty to his Knighthood and to his allies. Personal firendships are higher on his values than the shallow nobility and will go grat lengths to help them. Highest of all on his motivations is the need to deal out justice wherever there is injustice. This has been magnified to a high degree ever since his family's death.
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Public History & Background Sir Daedred Fairbane, or just "Dae" to his friends (and dropping the formality), had arrived at his knighthood and current status in less than ideal ways. Initially he was a peasant boy raised in a farmstead some few days away from North Gates. He lived a relatively peaceful life up until his young teenage years. That was when a traveling knight had asked for a place to stay. Sheltering the knight, Daedred's family did what they could to comfort and feed the man. Daedred himself had at times pestered the knight with questions. Daedred learned that the knight's name was Sir Eaorl Fairbane. The next day, Sir Fairbane had demanded that Daedred become his squire since Daedred was growing into a strong young man. So Daedred left his family of both parents, and three brothers and sisters to travel with Sir Eaorl Fairbane. Daedred at first did not take too well in the ways of being a Squire, but Fairbane's methods could be cruel at times. Daedred learned quickly to master what was expected of him. It wasn't until some years later that Daedred became knighted and swore fealty to the local royalty. He adopted the last name of his master, so he was now Sir Daedred Fairbane. Sir Daedred became less than an ideal knight then: he wooed ladies, sometimes partied excessively, and revelled in his newfound freedom from Eaorl and his elevated status. When he was caught having an affair with a married woman of higher royal status Deadred was sent to the City of Nerana to serve there rather than face punishment. There was also the stipulation that Daedred not be allowed back into the lands of North Gates. A few years later Daedred had learned that his homeland was occupied by an invading force of Orcs. He abandoned his post and took haste to North Gates. Along the way he had met up with his former master, Sir Eaorl. Daedred learned from Eaorl that his home and area had already fallen to the enemy. Wild with rage, Daedred rode into that land - and Sir Eaorl followed. Daedred saw that his home was already in ashes and that a small company of Orc camped on the grounds. Further enraged, Daedred attacked. Sir Eaorl joined the melee. The battle finished with all Orcs dead and himself with minor scratches. When he looked for Sir Eaorl, he found that he lay mortally wounded. Soon death had come to his former master, and Daedred buried him alongside the rest of his family. He soon left his family's land and played a small role in the patrolling of the area in the surrounding lands of North Gates. He led soldiers when there was no one to lead them; and with determination and luck his efforts proved to be more than good. Returning to his home, Daedred had taken his master's armor and weapons, as well as his horse for his own. In utter grief, Daedred began to rebuild his family's farm. It took him long months to rebuild a basic house and to re-clear the land. He swore to leave behind his knighthood and ways of combat. Through his ceaseless toil (ceaseless because of the depth of his grief and his need to do something) Daedred's body built up in size and strength. It wasn't long before a troop of Neranian soldiers had come apon Sir Daedred and his farmstead. When they realized who he was they had claimed that the lands to the west of North Gates needed to gather heroes, both great and small, to battle against the growing bandit elements. The soldiers did ask but it seemed more of an order. Daedred knew that they would have instead found him guilty of desertion if he did not leave. Sir Daedred did meet with a high ranking noble inside of North Gates. Formally, they had stripped Daedred of his knighthood for desertion, and then immediately reinstated it due to his heroic actions around the area, along with a pardon (all in the same ceremony). Sir Daedred was asked to resume his duties in the west, and had it explained to him that the world needed heroes and people of virtue. Eventually, Daedred ended up arriving in the Village of Hommlet.
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