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| ==Andras's Crew== | | =András's Crew= |
| ===András I===
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| ====Outline====
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| [[File:Andras Icon.PNG|122px|right]] | | [[File:Andras_PFP.png|122px|right]] |
| * Name: András Géza Velencei | | * Name: András Géza Velencei I |
| | * Runic Name: [[file:András_Name.png|200px]] |
| * Series: Second of Gézan Males, Second of Gézan Descendants. | | * Series: Second of Gézan Males, Second of Gézan Descendants. |
| * Species: Dog, Beagle. | | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * House: Velencei. | | * House: Velencei. |
| * Tribe: Erdős. | | * Tribe: Esztergom Proper. |
| * Position: Alispán of Velencei Németújvár. | | * Position: Alispán of Velencei Németújvár. |
| * Alignment: Coalitionist. | | * Alignment: Coalitionist. |
| * Weapon: Erdősi Sword | | * Weapon: Helvécian Royal Sword (Khanda) |
| ====Storyline==== | | ====Storyline==== |
| '''András Géza Velencei''' is one of the main characters and the central protagonist of ''Noble Dog''. At the time of the story's beginning, András is a young man that is made an Alispán against his will by his father, Géza III of Velencei. He is made the Alispán of the Estate of Velencei Németújvár at the age of 19 and finds himself in a tangled web of politics that his father has weaved that he himself does not want to take part in. Andrew, wanting to make a name for himself outside of nobility, is told of the Reliquary of his ancestor, Almo I, that was rudely returned by his father to Marfi at the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár. Hearing from Marfi that the Reliquary is missing three pieces that were given or taken by other nobles, or lose, Andrew wants to set out on an adventure to help find the remainder of the Reliquary. | | '''András Géza Velencei''' is one of the main characters and the central protagonist of ''Noble Dog'', and the leader of ''Company of the East''. András is is Géza III and Beleknegini's second-born son, after Seszták Velencei. When András was born, he was not seen as a potential inheritor of the throne as head of the House of Velencei. As a result, he was sent away at the age of 2 to the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár. There, he lived with Clarence and Father Márfi in the Abbey and lived similarly to the monks. When András turned 15, he was granted the title of Alispán of Velencei Németújvár and inherited the land of Velencei Németújvár. This was precluded by the murders of his uncle Kálmán, his aunt Rozina, and the death of his brother Seszták from the Bagamér Plague. While there have been talks of András now becoming the heir, both Géza III and Beleknegini have told him both publicly and privately that they do not believe that he is mature or able to handle the mantle. |
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| Unbeknownst to András, three separate conflicts are brewing that are about to involve him in his hunt for the Seven Relics. The Empire faces a successionary crisis among the House of Esterházy that threatens to divide the Empire into two family factions. His father Géza III and mother Beleknegini both have their devilish plots that they intend to begin, András being primary victims or pieces in both plots. In his search of the relic of the ancient Apostolic Presbyter Dezső of Veszprém, he is dragged into the power struggle occuring between a coalition of Noble Southern Veszprémic Households and one of the most powerful Hódítók Warlords.
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| | At the time of the story's beginning, András is a young teenager at 17 as the Alispan of Velencei Németújvár. He did not take any real administration role in running Velencei Németújvár. He is given a series of odd dreams, including a premonition of a statue which is actually the Reliquary of Almo, created by his long ancestor Almo I. He believes that the reliquary potentially holds the answers to the decline of the Empire. When he consults Father Marfi, it appears that Father Marfi knows about the general location due to the Reliquary being bequeathed to the monks before they left. When Marfi informs András about the Reliquary, András sets out to find out about the missing pieces of it. Unbeknownest to him, his journey would subsequently entangle him in the War of the Three Emperors and in saving the Empire from certain doom. |
| ====Physical Traits & Appearance==== | | ====Physical Traits & Appearance==== |
| [[File:Andras_Velencei_Design_Suxetii.png|200px|thumbnail|right]]
| | András is a teenage male Erdősi, about 17 years old at the time of the story's beginning. He stands at about 5'9". Almost his entire heritage and physical appearance is direct from his patrilineal heritage of Velencei Males. He is however, the only one with his color pattern, where his colors are split perfectly half-and-half. He has the Lambda of the Velencei on his forehead, with the Three Dots of Knowledge on his head. His eyes are a shade of deep blue, one of the few traits that he retained from Beleknegini. |
| András is a Erdős male, as such is of Beagle descent. Standing at around 5'11", he is the tallest living Velencei member. He hold the majority of his traits directly from his patrilinial heritage of the Velencei Males. On his forehead lies the Lambda of Velencei, holistering within the Lambda Tridot, thought to be the Undertowed Lambda Circles. His coat is more resemblent of his ancestor Álmo II than it is of Géza III, in that he has three main colors: Black, Tan and White. He has Beleknegini's eyes, with his eyes being a shade of deep blue. | |
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| András often wears the typical set of clothing for a Nemesség of his ranking, that being of an Alispán. As an Alispán, he wears a single plum on the top of his hat that is pinned down by a silver emblem of the Lambda of Velencei. His fur hat is a deep rich brown fur color. His standard dressing when with royalty includes a black cape, but the majority of the time he does not wear the cape. His strap is teal with a golden pattern on it.
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| ====Personality====
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| András is an excitable and yet anxious person with a mixed outlook of intensity and the aftermath thoughts. He often does not like being the center of attention to certain situations, specifically situations that involve The Empire and politics. Since he was young he had held a considerable amount of distain for the Empire and authority, preferring to think of himself as an adventurer that would break the mold of the Velencei legacy.
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| András often follows his heart over his mind and lacks good judgement, which he considers Clarence to be his judgement. As such, András has extremely poor judgement on objectives as well as people. He is not perceptive of other people and the threat that they pose to him, which others will often take advantage of.
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| ====Relationships====
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| * '''Clarence''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': The relationship that is shared between András and Clarence is a close male bond that is not meant to be reflected with other characters or relationships. While not romantic, it is also not percieved as platonic or sibling-like. The exact nature of the relationship between the two is reflected by the respect and trust the two give to each other, but is never fully revealed. András often shows Clarence understanding and acceptance of his nature, something that is shown by almost no other character save for Mátyás. In turn, Clarence acts as a sort of diary for András. Much of what András needs to get off his mind that he cannot say publicly or to other characters he will share with Clarence. Much of their lives have been spent around each other, from adolescense to young adulthood.
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| * '''Géza III''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': Géza is nothing but unloving of his second son. The overshadowed failure after the successful son Sesztek I, Géza III spared no expense to relieve him and Beleknegini of any need to care or any responsibility in the raising of András. Much of András's life is spent away from Geza and as a result, András sometimes doesn't really see Geza as a father more so a distant family member that he is required to be pleasant to. When András reappears in Esztergom, it is much to Geza displeasure and disappointment to see András in the city in what he initially thought to be an attempt to impress Geza.
| | András wears typical clothing for an Imperial Nemesseg. His clothing is more open and is a shade of blue. Going down to the bottom of his coat is seafoam green. As his rank is an Alispan, he wears a single tall plum pinned to his hat with a silver emblem of the Lambda of Velencei. His hat is a deep brown fur with golden accents. He has a Noble Strap that is a dark shade of teal and has a a golden accent. Hanging from his noble strap is his Erdősi Longsword, which is a Khanda. He also wears brown pants with very dark purple leg dressings. |
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| * '''Beleknegini''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': Beleknegini was a strange case for András, and much like Geza, just as willing to abandon András. Sesztek was the only offspring of the bunch that either Beleknegini or Geza loved, and as a result when András was born, he was ignored by Beleknegini and sent away from her presence. Just like Geza, András doesn't really see Beleknegini as his mother and more so as one of his distant family members.
| | András often wears the typical set of clothing for a Nemesség of his ranking, that being of an Alispán. As an Alispán, he wears a single plum on the top of his hat that is pinned down by a silver emblem of the Lambda of Velencei. His blue and seafoam green clothing has a deep blue outline. His fur hat is a deep rich brown fur color. His standard dressing when with royalty includes a black cape, but the majority of the time he does not wear the cape. His strap is teal with a golden pattern on it. |
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| | ! Clarence |
| | | '''{{font color|#558E56|Positive}}''' |
| | | András and Clarence have a very close male bond that is not obfuscated by the differences in their rank and their difference in species. András and Clarence have a relationship similar to that of a father-son relationship. Both of them grew up in the Abbey of Velencei Németújvár as children. Clarence however, is older than Andras and will often act as an ear to listen to Andras. Clarence often takes care of Andras beyond that duties of a normal monk would. In turn András is extremely trusting towards Clarence. He will often speak to Clarence about issues that he's facing that he doesn't want to talk about to the rest of the crew. The most notable of these is his interaction with his biological family members. Clarence, having been raised directly as a Bystriki Monk instead of the son of a noble by Father Marfi, Clarence is extremely prude and respectful of other nobles and people. He is, however, extremely protective of András. Often times, Clarence is shown to be more strict with people who approach András, presenting himself as a servant of the young noble. Even in private, Clarence still often presents himself as the servant of András, standing up straight with a stiff posture. András is extremely dependent on Clarence's presence in order to keep his emotions in check. András tends to shut down and become withdrawn without Clarence's presence. His body language tends to slouch and draw inward, while his voice becomes hoarse and more murmurish. Because of Clarence's lack of understanding of language, András is the only one who can fully interpret Clarence. |
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| | ! Geza III |
| | | '''{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}''' |
| | | András and Geza have a very untouched relationship, with András never fully understanding why Geza did not declare him his successor after Seszták's death. Shortly after being born at around 2, Andras was sent to live with Father Marfi and Clarence. Andras's view of Geza as a father is almost non-existent. |
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| | ! Beleknegini |
| | | '''{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}''' |
| | | Andras and Beleknegini have an even colder relationship than Andras and Geza due to the fact that Beleknegini is not an Erdosi and Andras is not Hoditok. The relationship and how it's viewed between the two is not very obvious, and while there is no real outward hostility, there is very little interaction between the two beyond looking at each other. |
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| | ! Seszták I |
| | | '''{{font color|#FFB200|Complicated}}''' |
| | | András and Seszták had a rather complicated relationship where Seszták and András meeting was forbidden by Geza and Beleknegini, but was done anyway. András had always felt somewhat alienated by Seszták's acceptance of their separation. The last time András saw Seszták was after the coronation, after which Seszták passed away. |
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| * '''Sesztek''' '''[{{font color|#FFB200|Complicated}}]''': Sesztek is unlike Geza and Beleknegini in that he was one of the few members to unconditionally love András as a brother. Their relationship was mostly alienated when András was sent to live with Clarence within the Abbot Upon Velencei Nemtujvar under the supervision of Father Marfi. Sesztek rarely saw András or any of his other siblings afterwards.
| | ==Clarence== |
| | | ===Outline=== |
| * '''Kallisztó''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''':
| | [[File:Clarence_PFP.png|122px|right]] |
| | | * Name: Clarence |
| ====Distorted Dimension====
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| During the progression of his journey, András develops the ability to begin lucid dreaming. He eventually is able to see and enter a phenomenon he called, The Distorted Dimension. What the Distorted Dimension actually is, is unknown. Andrew believes it to be another world in his mind that reflects the state of his world and the events that may come up. András is the only one in the story who can access the Distorted Dimension, but the majority of his crew is aware of what it is. He can only enter the Distorted Dimension in his sleep. He is able to control certain variables and create almost simulations of the world. Sometimes, he is able to see certain situations in the future, though how true to detail these situations are is unknown.
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| The Distorted Dimension is damaging towards András's mental health and pysche. This is evidenced by the fact that the more time he spends within the Distorted Dimension, the more twisted characters become with their personalities and the way they act. When András sleeps for an extended period of time and spends too much time within said Dimension, he will eventually portray his own self-doubts and problems on other characters who will reinforce it. Alongside this problem, András cannot interpret simulations more than once per time. The more that he creates within the Dimension, the more strain is put on his mental health. This is mostly seen when characters that are created, such as Clarence and the group, will begin to either attack or act hostile to András's presence.
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| The Distorted Dimension is almost completely purple and has a purple hue to it. All characters themselves have purple hues to their skin and fur alongside their clothing. Their eyes change to a single color, typically a bright yellow color with visible mist that is visible through reflection. Characters will change eye colors from yellow to red when Andrew portrays his self-doubt and problems on other characters.
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| The Distorted Dimension sometimes acts a herald of good or bad situations and outcomes, other times it portrays inevitabilities that are to come to András. Othertimes it comes as a nightmare to András, creating fictional scenarios that were never meant to happen. The Distorted Dimension's existence of great intrigue to Kallisztó and Mátyás, who wish to hear more of the Distorted Dimension.
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| ===Clarence===
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| * Name: Clarence. | |
| * Species: Cow, Frisian. | | * Species: Cow, Frisian. |
| * House: Velencei.
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| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Position: Personal confidante to András. | | * Position: Former Bystriki Monk of the Abbey of Velencei Németújvár. |
| * Alignment: Unaligned, personal alignment to András. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| * Weapon: Hungarian Bow.
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| | '''Clarence''' is one of the main characters and the central deutertagonist of Noble Dog. He is the adopted son of Father Marfi and was born to two unnamed parents who abandoned him on the steps of the Cathedral of Esztergom. When he was two, he was given to Father Marfi by Szerafin as Marfi was the only one who would raise the calf. Marfi at this point was the only Bystriki monk. Clarence would later be introduced to András almost as a brother. Clarence made it a point to be more of a father than a brother to András. When András grew of age and became an Alispan with Géza's coronation, Clarence left the Abbey with András. |
| '''Clarence''' is one of the main characters and the central deutertagonist of ''Noble Dog''. Clarence is András slightly older caregiver, the age difference is estimated to be about 5 years older but is not known. András was requested a caregiver by Géza III and Beleknegini from Szerafin, the Apostolic Presbyter, to which Father Márfi bestowed Clarence to take care of András. At an infantile age, Clarence was abandoned to the Cathedral of Esztergom by his parents. He was then sent to the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár where he was taken care of by Father Márfi, the only Bystríki monk in the Imperial East. He was one of the few permenant inhabitants of the Abbey until he was volunteered by Father Márfi to take care of the young Ispán András. | |
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| A rather humble individual that touches to his Bystríki roots that were taught and sowed by Father Márfi, he dons the usual wear of a Bystríki monk. Very unassuming clothes that consist of a simple undyed robe with a Bystríki Aureola, alongside shaving his head. He is not able to fluently speak the language of the Empire, but can read and write the language. He often relies on the written word, gestures and his body language to signal what he thinks. András having grown up with Clarence is able to interpret his body language better than anyone else. Very rarely he will express his emotions in the form of spoken language, but will only speak to András.
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| Clarence is taller than András and is posed as one of the more taller characters in the cast, trading off with a slim bodyset. Clarence is a Frisian Cow who comes from an unnamed country. He is unique in that his cow horns are tipped with wood that was hand crafted by Márfi as a gift. Clarence attempts to appear as clean as possible due to his relationship to the nobility. His main coat colors are primarily white and secondarily black. Alongside this, he wears a brass Starred Cross that was gifted to him by Márfi around his necklace. It is strung together with simple rope, and extends no further than his torso.
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| Clarence is a rather quiet individual due to his lack of understanding of native language and his background as a Bystríki monk. He is considered to be a mute by many and often does not address other people outside of a headnod and a bow for important individuals. He often does not make noise outside of humming, nods and sounds of rejection, specifically when talking about András's plans or answers to specific questions. Clarence does not show much emotion outside of what is displayed through his mouth. Often times he is seen with a neutral expression with a slight grin. He often will naturally smile when András talks to him or when he is in the presence of Father Márfi. Outside of those two characters, he does not show much other expression. | |
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| Clarence tries his best to remain open-minded, forgiving and respectful of others. He is well adaptable to certain situations and picks up on new skills extremely fast. He is considered to be a jack-of-all-trades, embracing the idea of good at lots, master of none. His forgiveness shines well with Bethlen, but it also shines with the rest of the group. Many transgressions that are made against him, primarily by Calisto and Rhea, are considered by him to be easily forgivable. He gives his respect to all characters and never really hesitates to extend his arm out as a gesture of kindness. His committance to silence and the fact he is the only non-dog character sometimes reflects extremely poorly for the other characters within the group.
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| * '''Andrew''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Clarence and András share a rather close male bond that emphasizes the cross-sectional background and traits that the two share. It is a relationship that is meant to be unique and is not reflected with other characters and their own relationships. The interpretation of the relationship on Clarence's side had always been seen as friends throughout their lives, and András almost as a safe-haven from the world. Clarence often does not get along with other characters that are encountered. Due to his race as a cow and lack of ability to speak the language, Clarence's silence often earns him suspicion from strangers. The majority of the characters that join András treat him with mystery, distrust or outright ignore his presence. As such, András is often seen as the only friend that Clarence has.
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| Clarence finds himself to hear out András, even if he cannot respond properly he attempts to do his best to respond and come up with effective solutions. András negative emotions affect Clarence and as a result, Clarence will become defensive on subjects concerning András or people interacting with András.
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| * '''Father Márfi''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Márfi is usually referred to as simply father by Clarence due to the existing relationship between the two. When Clarence was abandoned in Esztergom, he was sent under the care of Márfi by Szerafin. Initially seemingly like a plot to once again fill the empty Abbey, Márfi instead eventually began to view the young calf as his own son. Clarence would be taught by Márfi about the ways of a Bystríki monk, and later one Márfi would volunteer the young Clarence to help take care of András.
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| * '''Mother & Father''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': Clarence has no concept of who his biological parents are and does not wish to be associated with him or his place of origin. The relationship that is demonstrated by Géza and Beleknegini towards András and himself, alongside his own parents willingness to abandom him leads to him have an askewed perception of parental relationships.
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| * '''Kallisztó''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Initially, Kallisztó is extremely wary of Clarence when the two are first introduced. Clarence, being an outsider from a foreign country of a different race is something that throws him off. It is not helped at all by Clarence's decision not to speak and as such, Kallisztó views Clarence in a somewhat untrustworthy manner. However, the relationship that Kallisztó believes the two to have is not mutual. Clarence does not really feel much other than the emotions that he displays to Kallisztó. He varies between showing friendship and an attempt to open himself the same way András and Clarence open up to each other.
| | Clarence is a humble individual that is in touch to the Bystriki roots that were taught and sowed by Father Marfi. He wears a typical garb like any Bystriki monk that uses very unassuming clothes. He speaks a specific language in which the only person who is able to understand him is Father Marfi. He otherwise, does not speak at all. He is usually reliant on his own body language and gestures in order to communicate anything. His own facial expression is almost always neutral, never really defaulting to positive or negative. At the time of the story's beginning, Clarence is an aide to András, acting as András's confidant and will often appear at András's side. |
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| * '''Rhea''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': Rhea and Clarence do not interact much outside of when it concerns András. Neither Rhea nor Clarence go out of their way to really engage with each other, and Rhea is often found to be rather abrasive and in poor taste with her cavalier attitude towards András and Kallisztó. Clarence also finds the wear of Rhea to be rather odd. Despite Rhea considered to be a Kis-Jenő, she wears clothing not like the Kis-Jenő or the Jenő themselves, resembling outfits that are typically worn in the Imperial Southwest.
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| | Clarence, height wise, is taller than Heszda and shorter than László. He is the only cow character within the entire story, and has a set of horns with tipped wooden ends. Clarence appears very unassuming as a monk using simple brown robes as his only garment. He also wears a brass starred cross, something that was gifting to him by Marfi. It is strung together with simple rope that reaches his chest. |
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| * '''Mátyás''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Mátyás is the most well liked character by Clarence within the group, over Kallisztó and Rhea. Mátyás attempts to be understanding of Clarence's nature unlike Kallisztó and is rather respectful of András unlike Rhea. Outside of András, Clarence often is seen interacting the most with Mátyás. However, Mátyás's interest of his nature is sometimes interpreted as simple intrigue into Clarence's odd nature, something Clarence is against.
| | Clarence is taller than András and is posed as one of the more taller characters in the cast, trading off with a slim bodyset. Clarence is a Frisian Cow who comes from an unnamed country. He is unique in that his cow horns are tipped with wood that was hand crafted by Márfi as a gift. Clarence attempts to appear as clean as possible due to his relationship to the nobility. His main coat colors are primarily white and secondarily black. Alongside this, he wears a brass Starred Cross that was gifted to him by Márfi around his necklace. It is strung together with simple rope, and extends no further than his torso. |
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| ===Kallisztó===
| | ==Kallisztó== |
| ====Overview==== | | ===Outline=== |
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| * Name: Kallisztó | | * Name: Kallisztó |
| * Species: Dog, Beagle. | | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Tribe: Erdős. | | * Tribe: Erdős. |
| * Position: Archivist of the Circle of Esztergom. | | * Position: Archivist at the Circle of Esztergom |
| * Alignment: Coalitionist. | | * Alignment: Coalitionist. |
| * Weapon: Paramerion. | | * Weapon: Hoditok War Sword. |
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| '''Kallisztó''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and the first person to join András's journey. Initially introduced as one of the unnamed archivists assigned to a project by Mürón, Kallisztó is a rather young man compared to many of the archivists, who reflect to the mid-age to elderly demographic. Having grown up around Salgói as his family friends, he finds the tribal tradition of knowledge and archiving to be rather boring. When Andrew meets Kallisztó, Kallisztó is engaged in a familial conflict over the archivist position that he landed. Kallisztó is a rather talented archivist and a good interpreter of many ancient works that derive from the Farkasi. When Andrew and Clarence appear in the Circle of Esztergom, he and another unnamed archivist are assigned to help Andrew with whatever he is looking for by Mürón. When Andrew reveals his intentions and when Kallisztó later finds out the standing of Andrew and Geza in their son-father dynamic, Kallisztó asks to join Andrew. Andrew initially rejects the help, but later accepts when Kallisztó meets Andrew outside the city asking again. The sword that he stole is part of a collection, the Hódítók's Slanted. The weapon he took was simply an ordinary Paramerion. | | '''Kallisztó''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and a member of András's Crew. He is the first person that joins András's Crew, followed shortly by Rhea and Ildiko. He is the son of an unnamed archiving family that lived in the Megye of Gesta. He is initially introduced to the cast as one of several unnamed archivists that were assigned to help Andras by Mürón. Unlike most of the archivists, he is extremely young and much shorter than the rest, who reflect a primarily elder demographic. He displays an extreme adept knowledge of the history of the Balaton/Veszpremic, Hoditok and Salgo and knows about war more than he does about the more knowledge and philosophically intense Erdős studies. He is also a very good interpreter, knowing both Imperial Language and knowing Palatinate Wolf Language. Unlike Andras and Clarence, Kallisztó has a good lay of the political landscape than either of them. |
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| Younger than Clarence but just a smidge older than András, he often relates to the same emotions and feelings of András. Kallisztó is an anxious, timid man who isn't really even considered a man by standard. He often shows some form of hesitation in following any sort of danger that involves him. Kallisztó also shows a bit of a childish and unaware background. Despite being a talented archivist, he finds extreme discomfort in Andrew's adventuring. He does find some interest in Clarence, a member of a race outside of The Empire despite his adherence to Imperial culture and much of Clarence's mannerisms. Kallisztó often attempts to poke and prod on Clarence and attempts to get Clarence to speak to him, which never works and often succeeds in making Clarence somewhat unnerved.
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| Kallisztó's character revolves around being impulsive as a young adult. A young man who believes they are ready to tackle what comes at them but has no experience on the reality of the world and has only stayed within the domestic political atmosphere in the Circle of Esztergom. Andrew and Clarence's presence often provide an extreme confidence boost in him and they will often volunteer to begin tasks that he feels scared or hesitant to do. With Rhea, he often finds that he synergizes best with Rhea in combat and in personality. He, however, sometimes comes off as arrogant and boastful when he completes something. | | Kallisztó is a Erdős male, as such is of Beagle descent. Standing at around 5'10", he is slightly smaller than András by an inch and one of the smaller ones of the group, rivaled only by Mátyás in short stature. Kallisztó is a primarily white color with a secondary muted chestnut color. His eyes are a simple brown color. His most notable defining fur-coat trait is his chestnut colored ring patterns that adorn his fingers individually. |
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| Kallisztó is a Erdős male, as such is of Beagle descent. Standing at around 5'10", he is slightly smaller than András by an inch and one of the smaller ones of the group, rivaled only by Mátyás in short stature. Kallisztó is a primarily white color with a secondary muted chestnut color. His eyes are a simple brown color. His most notable defining fur-coat trait is his chestnut colored ring patterns that adorn his fingers individually.
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| | * Name: Rhea |
| | * Species: Dog, Chow Chow |
| | * Gender: Female |
| | * Tribe: Salavar Erdős |
| | * Position: Mercenary-for-hire employed by Circle of Esztergom |
| | * Alignment: Coalitionist. |
| | * Weapon: Unique Naginata-Polesword |
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| | '''Rhea''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and a member of András's Crew. She is the daughter of two fugitive Salavari Erdosi criminals who lived in Balaton in the Imperial West. She was originally a member of a mercenary crew, ''The Warlords Marauders''. Originating from a nomadic family of Salavari Erdos, her family wandered into the Imperial South and would later abandon her at the city of Oroszlana. When she was abandoned, she began to work as a mercenary for some of the Hoditok women. During the Hoditok Disunity, she came to see herself as an independent mercenary with no ties to the Empire, and soon after worked as a sellsword for primarily independent Hoditok warlords against the independent Veszpremic kings. She was one of many notable mercenary personalities that would mostly disappear from the public eye after the end of the Disunity. She had originally fought alongside László in the war, though the two were only acquanintences. During a skirmish against several Veszpremic scouts, led by Rakoczi, she was pounced on by a Veszpremic scout, resulting in the loss of her left eye. When the Disunity ended, she bounced around the Empire seeking potential mercenary employment. She was eventually sought out by Muron to work directly for the Circle of Esztergom as an expeditionary security detail. This ended up being psuedo-retirement as she was never deployed. |
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| '''Rhea''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Initially when Rhea meets Calisto, she attempts to degrade him due to Calisto's size compared to herself, which sets Calisto off. While Rhea sees Calisto as somewhat puny compared to herself, she sees it as somewhat cute. Calisto sees Rhea as a giant and moreso views her overtime as a sister. The two demonstrate excellent fighting synergy and Rhea will often carry Calisto on her back as a way to defend herself from attacks from the back. Rhea and Calisto often make jabs at each other in a joking way that demonstrates their friendship. | | {| class=wikitable style="text-align:center" |
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| '''Clarence''' '''[{{font color|#FFB200|Complicated}}]''': Clarence is seen as an oddity by Calisto. Due to Clarence's adherence to the religious practices of the monks and his status of a Bystriki monk, one of the rarest variations of monasticism in the Imperial East, Calisto takes an observational interest in Clarence's action. Much to Clarence's annoyance, Calisto does not demonstrate any sort of respect to Clarence's beliefs or his actions, often being interrupted by Calisto and his questions initially.
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| ====Overview==== | | ! András |
| * Name: Rhea | | | '''{{font color|#FFB200|Neutral}}''' |
| * Species: Dog, Chow Chow. | | | András and Rhea have a very undeveloped relationship. While the two are not standoffish, the two seem to lack anything to really discuss. Andras's prim and proper attitude clashes with Rhea's more common and down-to-earth demeanor. However, Rhea views Andra as a competent and capable leader compared to her former living quarters. Andras often comes to her with questions on combat, as Rhea is more than capable of combat with a variety of weapons. |
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| | ==Ildikó== |
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| | * Name: Ildikó |
| | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| * Gender: Female. | | * Gender: Female. |
| * Tribe: Kis-Jenő. | | * Tribe: Erdős. |
| * Position: Mercenary. | | * Position: Erdősi Militiaman. |
| * Alignment: Unaligned. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| * Weapon: Large Glaive. | | * Weapon: Erdősi Sword |
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| '''Rhea''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and the second character to join András on his journey. Rhea was originally a member of a mercenary crew named, the ''Warlod's Marauders''. She is a Kis-Jenő who was born to a family of fugitive Kis-Jenő in the urban slums of Balaton in the Imperial West. As Kis-Jenő, they were nomads and tended to wander the Empire alongside the neighboring countries. At the age of 16, her family abandoned her in the City of Oroszlana, one of the original Farkasi cities left from the Proto-Imperial Era in the Imperial South. She began to live and work as a mercenary alongside the Hódítók women. She saw herself as a valiant and strong woman with no real ties to the Empire and rather to her own sword. She was one of the mercenaries that was hired by an independent Hegedüs warlord during the Hódítók Disunity. She earned her name in the bravado that she often showed during combat. Being a Kis-Jenő, she was significantly larger than her fellow mercenaries. During a skirmish that was initiated by a scouting mercenary band, she was pounced on by a Southern Veszpremic Lándzsai and had her eye injured. | | '''Ildikó''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and a member of Andras's Crew. Ildikó is one of many offsprings from the farming village of Györgymező within the Imperial County of Zalavar. Ildikó was one of many of her siblings that enlisted in the Imperial Army, and she alongside her siblings fought in the Hoditok Disunity. She fought under Géza Velencei's command in the 15th Army of the Empire, 7th Szabálytalan Division where she fought in several battles against the Balaton-Heviz Kingdom. After the war, she was relocated to serve as a member of the Államőrség in the Államőrség Eastern Noble Division as the commander of the guard unit attached to Andras. During the conflict between the Houses of Lipot and Zamo, Györgymező was looted by Lipot hired bandits and her family chased out to live with her in Velencei Nemj. Ildikó is not as trusted as Clarence is, but she is still kept within Andras's inner circle that he will talk to her freely. |
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| Rhea is a Kis-Jenő female, as such is of Chow Chow descent. Standing at around 6'5", she is the tallest member of the group. She has a rather radiant shade of red with hints of white around her body, mainly on her chest and another white hint going down from the base to the tip of her tail. She is blind in one eye with that eye being white and a claw-mark scar through it. As a Coalitionist she has her eyes open, so her blind eye is always showing. The eye she can see with is brown. Rhea is the second largest character in size, and is beaten out by László.
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| Rhea wears a custom fitted outfit made of a mish-mash of Hódítók and Southern Veszpremic armor that fits her rather large character. Much of the armor she wears is damaged, dented or has certain bullet holes from Arquebusiers. Her fur is noticably untamed and out. She has a noticable bolt from a crossbow lodged in the left shoulderplate of her armor that is unable to be removed.
| | * Alias: ''The Blacktail'' |
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| * Species: Dog, Borzoi. | |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Tribe: Salgói. | | * Tribe: Salgo. |
| * Position: Exiled Governing Administrator of the Lipót Estates. | | * Position: Pro-Erdősi Revolutionary. |
| * Alignment: Coalitionist. | | * Alignment: Coalitionist. |
| * Weapon: No weapon initially. Arkhimédészi Rapier acquired from Erdosi Militiamen. | | * Weapon: Yumi & Bronze Trident |
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| '''Mátyás''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and is the third character that joins Andrew on his journey. He is also accompanied by his Jenő friend, Gabriel, as the two are both exiled administrators. Mátyás was originally an esteemed administrator who worked directly under Zgismond I in Zgismond's early reign. A graduate of the Imperial Administrations College of Andrassy, he was eventually hired as a private governing administrator for the House of Lipót under the then Elso Nemes, Auer Lipót I. When Zgismond died and the power vacuum between his offspring began, the Empire fell into a troubled, chaotic period. Auer's mental state, already racked with the onset of dementia, became paranoid of his administrators. In an effort to root out any potential conspirators, he had many of the administrators of the House of Lipót killed. What is known as Auer's Purge, Mátyás and Gabriel were one of the few who were able to escape the betrayal. The two spent their time wandering the countryside in an effort to find solace in Esztergom. From Gesta to Esztergom, Mátyás lost much of his physical wealth. | | '''László''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and a member of Andras's Crew. László is a notorious mercenary that has earned the nickname of ''The Blacktail''. His name, ''The Blacktail'' is derived from his helmet, which uses the fur of a Northern Vadászmenyét as the embossed helmet tail. He is a mercenary that served alongside Rhea in the Hoditok Disunity as a member of the ''Warlords Marauders'', |
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| | '''László''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and a member of András's Crew. László was a notorious mercenary for hire that earned the nickname of ''The Blacktail''. One of the mercenaries like Rhea, Atlas, and Racozki, László carved his name in blood. His name is derived from his helmet, which substitutes the typical embossed helmet-tail with a Northern Vadászmenyét Tail that goes down. László was originally part of a family of mercenaries, and when the Hoditok Disunity erupted, László joined. László and his nickname, ''The Blacktail'' became synonymous with uncertain loyalties. Often considered unbribable, László eventually fought within ''The Warlords Marauders'' alongside Rhea. László later became a fugitive after assassinating a member of the Court of Omens. Captured and escaped several times over, he made his way to the Imperial East becoming a sellsword. He was later hired by the Vandorolt Redicsi House of Zamo in an effort to fight against the House of Lipot mercenaries. |
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| * Name: Gábriel
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| * Species: Dog, Pug.
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| '''Gabriel''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and is the fourth character that joins Andrew on his journey. He joins alongside his Salgoi friend, Mátyás, as the two are both exiled administrators. Before his exile, Gabriel worked initially as a presitigous merchant within the Imperial East as one of the few non-native races to sell within the East. At first he was hired as a merchant under the Veszpremic House of Kohary to sell weapons to potential mercenaries and men & women joining the Imperial Army. His merchant services were soon terminated after the House of Kohary refused Gabriel's request for more money. Gabriel afterwards was hired by the Rédicsi House of Lipót for one of the highest post in his line of work, the Head Merchantile Administrator. Originally hired by the then Elso Nemes, Auer Lipót I, the power vacuum left after Zgismond's death and the subsequently troubled, chaotic period that followed began to affect Gabriel's work. Auer's mental state, already racked with the onset of dementia, became paranoid of his administrators. In an effort to root out any potential conspirators, he had many of the administrators of the House of Lipót killed. What is known as Auer's Purge, Mátyás and Gabriel were able to escape Auer's purge. Gabriel and Matyas have since wandered the Estate of Gesta attempting to stay away from any parties sent by Polixena II to root out the rest of the administrators that worked under Auer. | |
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| | ==Heszda== |
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| ===Bethlen===
| | * Name: Heszda |
| ====Overview==== | | * Species: Dog, Chow Chow |
| * Name: Bethlen | | * Gender: Male |
| * Species: Dog, Komondor. | | * Tribe: Jászapáti Erdos |
| * Gender: Female. | | * Position: Pro-Erdősi Revolutionary. |
| * Tribe: Hódítók. | | * Alignment: Coalitionist |
| * Position: Former Member of ''Lipót's Wings''. | | * Weapon: Blood Weaponry |
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| * Weapon: Halberd. | | '''Heszda''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and a member of Andras's Crew. Heszda was originally a member of the Csikós within Morahalom County, where he cared for his Jászapáti father and his Morahalom mother. He is an ancestor of the ancient group known as the Hargita, witches that could conjure blood magic. The Hargita were exterminated as an order of the Court of Omens, and has since been outlawed. Heszda's power came known to him at the age of 15, where he was then cast out by his father for displaying his power. Heszda has lived as a savage as most of his life, and has since be |
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| '''Bethlen''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and the fifth person to join András in his journey. One of the members of the mercenary group, ''Lipót's Wings'', Bethlen herself is another veteran of the Hoditok Disunity. She was under the compulsory service of one of the Hoditok Warlords that had called her to service to partake in the war against several of the self-proclaimed Southern Veszpremic Kings. After the end of the Disunity, her family sought to bring peace back into their family life. Bethlen remained changed in the face of the Disunity, and she migrated her and her family into the Imperial East, acting as their protector and the benefactor. The money she made from the war that was paid by the Warlord went mainly to her family. While her family heavily disapproved of their past of fighting and war that perpetuated the Hoditok Disunity, Bethlen was indifferent. Coming off from the Disunity, Bethlen found her skill set was not nearly adaptive to the Rédicsi lifestyle that surrounded her in Salavar. She needed a way to continue supporting her family and her desperation led her to answering the call from Polixena II for mercenaries. | |
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| * Name: László
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| * Alais: ''Blacktail'' | | * Name: Darányi |
| * Species: Dog, Great Pyrenees. | | * Species: Dog, Caucasian Shepherd. |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Tribe: Rédicsi. | | * Tribe: Morahalomi. |
| * Position: Highwayman. | | * Position: Csikós. |
| * Alignment: Coalitionist. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| * Weapon: Ornate Arquebus. | | * Weapon: Hold Ásó (Moon Spade - Original Design) |
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| '''László''' is a main character in ''Noble Dog'' and the sixth person to join András on his journey. He is a highwayman and a notorious criminal who sided against the Rédicsi houses after the death of a friend and his family from ''Lipót's Wings''. Considered to be a highwaymen by some, he is known moreso by the Erdős as a hero and a sort of purveyor of justice against the Rédicsi mercs that terrorize Gesta. He has never come face to face with a member of ''Lipót's Wings'', but is prolific in the amount of Rédicsi mercenaries and nobles that he has killed. Often times acting as a lone wolf and other times as part of the crew, he is most notorious for a raid he committed against a Lipot Estate, in which he killed Auer II, the son of the Elso Nemes Auer I of the House of Lipot. Much of László's past is obscure. He was not present for the Hoditok Disunity but is an extremely proficient fighter and also the only known person within the group able to use a firearm properly. The Ornate Arquebus is actually a one-of-a-kind Arquebus, one that he looted from the Department of Letenye after killing Auer II. The most notable part of its design is Auer II's personal feather dangling off of it, something which unnerves Andrew. | | '''Darányi''' |
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| | ==Yuko== |
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| | * Name: Yuko (蘌寇) |
| | * Species: Polar Bear |
| | * Gender: Male |
| | * Position: Former member of the Second and Third Aden. |
| | * Alignment: Coalitionist |
| | * Weapon: Long Jian (長撿) and Ji (戟) |
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| | '''Yuko''' is one of the main characters of ''Noble Dog'' and a member of András's Crew. Before his introduction, Yuko was a member of both the Second and Third Adens, secret refugee coves hidden around the Empire. Yuko is first introduced after the end of the storyline involving Gabriel and Matyas, where the two escape the Empire through the Third Aden. During the time between Gabriel and Matyas's escape, the two request that Yuko keep an eye on the crew. When Emoke's Band attacks the Noble Ball in the Csongrad Megye, Yuko is disguised as a guard for one of the Noble Houses in attendance. |
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| László is a Rédicsi male, as such is of Great Pyrenees descent. Standing at 6'3, he is the second tallest member of the group, behind Rhea. László is larger than all other characters of the group. He is a purely white Great Pyrenees with the exception of his black tail. His eyes are pure brown, but are mainly rendered as pure black. Size-wise, he is the largest of the the group.
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| László wears the outfit of a Redicsi farmer, opting for more warmer and worn colors. He distains the use of armor and refrains to equipping any sort of armor, opting instead to stick to his clothes and quick wits. László, like Rhea, is noticably untamed and out. His clothing is extremely worn, but not too tattered and remains in one piece. He wears a long scarf that originally belonged to Auer II's sister, Polixena II.
| | * Name: Géza Almo Velencei III |
| | | * Alias: ''Hódítók Bastard'' |
| ===János=== | | * Series: Second of Almon Males, Third of Almon Descendants. |
| ====Overview==== | | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| * Name: János Kühnel | |
| * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever. | |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Tribe: Veszprém.
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| * Position: Member of Fenenna IV's camp.
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| * Alignment: Unaligned.
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| * Weapon: Veszprémic Kingsman's Bow
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| '''János''' is a main character in ''Noble Dog'' and the seventh person to join Andrew on his journey. He is initially a member of Fenenna IV's personal tribe detachment that acts under Fenenna's personal banner under the House of Kohary. Under the rule of Janos, the House of Kohary has led to drafting local native villagers into personal tribe detachments of its Alispans and Ispans in order to secure the family's land. Raised by a single mother who migrated to the Imperial North after the death of Janos's father during the Disunity, János life was uneventful until the news of the Emperor's death approached the Elso Nemes of the House of Kohary.
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| When Andrew and his crew fall prisoners to Fenenna's ambush, Janos acts as their caretaker and shows a much more opposite attitude of what the majority of the Veszpremic native tribesmen show to the crew. He initially shows himself as the silent prisonwatch, but begins to fraternize with some of the members.
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| ===Géza III===
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| * Name: Géza Álmo Velencei III.
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| * Alais: ''Hódítók Bastard''
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| * Series: Second of Álmon Males, Third of Álmon Descendants.
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| * Species: Dog, Beagle.
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| * House: Velencei. | | * House: Velencei. |
| * Tribe: Erdős. | | * Tribe: Erdős. |
| * Gender: Male.
| | * Position: Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei. |
| * Position: Első Nemes of the House of Velencei. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| * Alignment: Unaligned, personal alignment. | | * Weapon: Sceptre. |
| * Weapon: Erdős Longsword | | ===Storyline=== |
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| | '''Géza Almo Velencei III''' is one of the main characters and one of the antagonists of ''Noble Dog'' . Géza III is Almo's second born son and third born descendant, after Kalman I and Rozina I. Géza is the Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei and one of the most powerful politicians in the entire Imperial East, having direct control of almost all of the Imperial East Estates of Gesta and Esztergom. When Géza was born, he was considered to be the worst of Almo's descendants. While Almo prioritized his eldest son Kalman, he noticed Géza's tendency to fight and pick on Kalman. While not outright, Géza had various tendencies to be violent, and was nicknamed by Father Marfi as the Hódítók Bastard. Géza III would later marry Beleknegini, not really out of love but more to appease his father and to legitimize his own bloodline. When Almo II passed away from age, Géza III and Beleknegini would plot against Kalman and Rozina, and would eventually kill both them and Kalman's son Emerbik II to ascend to Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei. Through his own methods, he solved the financial crisis that the House of Velencei had incurred under Kalman and would unite many of the different noble Erdősi houses under his own council against the Venderolt Redicsi in the north of the Imperial East. When Seszták died at the age of 19, he did not declare András to be his successor. |
| '''Géza Velencei III''' is one of the main characters and is a semi-hidden antagonist in ''Noble Dog'', later becoming a full antagonist. Ruthless in his method, he is the stone-hearted ruler of the House of Velencei seated in Esztergom. Nicknamed by his own father Álmo II as the ''Hódítók Bastard'', he is shown to be both savage and calculating in his rise to power. His removal of his elder brother Kálmán I through brutal murder and the removal of his elder sister Rozina I through elegant poisoning showed the extent to how far he was willing to gain power. He would later commit to the assassination of his nephew Emerbik II to prevent the only Kálmánian descendant from holding onto property. He was only striken sad by the death of his son Sesztek I, who he had seen as a true son. He does not seem to hold the same love or passion to András or the rest of his offspring, showing little regard for András when he begins an attempt at completing the Reliquary of Álmo I until András becomes involved in the politics of the Empire after the Lakottial Conference of Andrássy. | |
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| Geza III is not seen until during Andrew and Clarence trip to the Circle of Esztergom after being informed by the Lead Archivist Muron. Geza III, Beleknegini and his entourage of noble house courtiers meet Andrew and Clarence outside of the center building of the Circle. Geza shows the same love that he has shown Andrew, none. He learns of Andrew's pursuit of the information of the relic and recites to him the chasing of books and knowledge of the dead is not the Velencei way and that Andrew needs to embed himself into the politics of the land if he is able to advance further. When Andrew does not listen to his advice and Clarence is further offended by Beleknegini's gesturing and
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| Géza is an Erdős male, as such is of Beagle descent. Géza stands at around 5'9". In the ranking of his immediate family, he is smaller than András but a smidge taller than Beleknegini. He does not share the majority of his traits with the patrilinial heritage of the Velencei Males. Unlike either his brother Kalman and sister Rozina, he is of pure white coloration with no blemishes or secondary/tertiary colors visible. On his chest lies the Lambda of Velencei, holistering within the Lambda's Tridot, thought to be the Undertowed Lambda Circles. It is speculated that his color is descendended from a possible ancestor with one of Álmo's Salgói maidens, but the maternity of Géza is a well-kept secret. Géza's eyes are milky white due to severe cataracts that come from the fight that he and his brother Kálmán engaged in, with hints of hazelnut in them. He also has a fur mustache stemming from his age. | |
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| Géza as the highest ranking member of the House of Velencei wears a significantly more extravagant set of clothing aligning with his rank and wealth. As the Első Nemes of the House of Velencei, he wears a plumage of red feathers that are pinned down by a golden emblem of the Lambda of Velencei. His fur hat is completely black. When dressing to be seen in court or in royal presence, he dresses in a richly designed cape with a primarily green color. His strap is dark green with a silver jaded pattern on it.
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| On the surface, Géza III is a rather old and stern man with a lot on his mind, not much of which he is willing to say. He exudes a forboding atmosphere whenever he appears to be angry and his manner of talking is rather terse. Those he believes are underneath him in status he talks to with lack of empathy or any sort of real emotional acknowledgement. This is most present in discussions and mail between Géza and András. While András attempts to reconcile the relationship with Géza, Géza shows no real attempt at reconciliation or including András into what he saw as the bigger picture.
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| His most notable yet most hidden trait is his cunning and calculating nature. Paired with his arrogance and shrewdness, he sees nothing but the achievement of the ultimate goal of supplanting the Veszprém Emperor and the ruling House of Esterházy with a Erdős Emperor and the House of Velencei. He lacks any emotional bonds and keeps himself closed off from the world. The only person he truly held any passion towards was his eldest son Seszták I, who later died. His cunning and calculating nature was revealed when his murder of Kálmán I came to light, alongside his murder of both Rozina II and his nephew Emerbik I. He is obsessed with the goal of attaining political power.
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| * '''Beleknegini Velencei-Hegedüs''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': The relationship between Beleknegini and Géza is almost very clearly a farce. Neither of the two truly have any love for each other in their hearts and only desire to accomplish their own true goals.
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| * '''Sesztek Velencei I''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Sesztek was arguably the only offspring that Géza truly believed to be his successor. Sesztek was his first offspring and was beloved by Géza and Beleknegini and the one that was proclaimed to be the only successor of Géza as the Első Nemes of the House of Velencei. Géza was a true father to Sesztek and kept Sesztek around while he tutored the young man. However, Sesztek was later killed due to Betegség, to which Géza mourned over greatly at the loss of what he considered to be his only son.
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| * '''András Velencei I''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': Géza never really considered András to be one of his potential successors, but at the death of his first son and András's elder brother Sesztek, Géza decided to push András into the political scene as the Alispán of Velencei Németújvár.
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| ===Beleknegini Velencei-Hegedüs===
| | Géza is first seen when András and Clarence, along with their escort of Erdősi militiamen make their way to Esztergom in search of potential info on the relic they seek. Géza is uninterested in what they're looking for, but is informed by Muron when András is in the city. Géza furiously storms to where András is in the capital and makes it known to András that he and Clarence are not welcome in the capital, and blames András for the death of Seszták. When he hears of the vision András had of Almo I, he accuses András of being delusional and insane. Géza, in secret, is planning on entering the Civil War of the Three Emperors against all three of the claimants and seek to establish Erdősi supremacy. |
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| | ==Beleknegini== |
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| * Name: Beleknegini Tamar Velencei-Hegedüs | | * Name: Beleknegini Tamar Velencei-Hegedüs |
| * Series: Third of Tamaric Females, Fourth of Tamaric Descendants. | | * Series: Third of Tamaric Females, Fourth of Tamaric Descendants. |
| * Species: Dog, German Shephard | | * Species: Dog, English Mastiff. |
| * House: Velencei and Hegedüs.
| | * Gender: Female. |
| * Tribe: Hódítók
| | * House: Velencei & Hegedus. |
| * Gender: Female | | * Tribe: Sojtori Hoditok. |
| * Position: Wife of Géza III.
| | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| * Alignment: Unaligned, personal alignment. | | * Weapon: Hoditok Jambiya |
| * Weapon: Arquebus.
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| '''Beleknegini Velencei-Hegedüs''' is one of the main characters and a hidden antagonist in ''Noble Dog'', later becoming a full antagonist. Beleknegini is the mother of András and all of Géza's offspring. She has ingrained herself within the culture and society of the Imperial East, fitting in as a Hódítók with the manners and culture of an Erdős. However, she still holds on to her roots as a Hódítók. She considered her marriage to Géza III as a purely political marriage, and used it to mainly consolidate her position within both the House of Hegedus and the House of Velencei as a outside consort. Originally offered as a virgin noblewoman by her mother Tamar IV as an effort to help strengthen the political ties and position of the Hegedus within the Empire. As such, she does not feel much for Géza or her offspring, with the notable exception of Sesztek.
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| She is not completely unaware of Géza's plots, and herself helped in the assassinations of both her brother and sister-in-law, Kalman I and Rozina I. Primarily, she lured Kalman into spilling his own venality to her in a manner that Géza would be able to hear. Alongside that, she supplied the poison that Géza used on Rozina. With the two dead and Géza proclaim the Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei, she reaped the benefits of her newfound position. She began embezzling her wealth and sent much of it to her sisters in the Imperial South.
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| Beleknegini on the surface doesn't say much. Unlike Géza, she refuses to talk to subordinates who attempt to talk to her and holds an extremely pretentious, noble atmosphere. This is often reflected by her rather silent demeanor to her offspring that she had with Géza. In her appearance of Géza's coronation, she is completely interpreted as deadpan despite her own elevation to the wife of the Elso Nemes of the most powerful Erdős Noble House.
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| In reality, Beleknegini is almost as physchopathic as Géza, if not more. She does not feign any sort of emotion and opts for her deadpan expression. She does not feel remorse of the potential destruction that her plan would have and holds no real emotional bonds outside of the emotional bonds she has with her sisters in the Imperial South. The only Erdős offspring that she truly loved, like Géza, was Sesztek.
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| ===Father Marfi===
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| {{Main article|Father Marfi (Noble Dog)}}
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Father Márfi | |
| * Species: Dog, St. Bernard
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| * Gender: Male
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| * Position: Abbot of Velencei Németújvár.
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| '''Father Márfi''' is the Abbot of the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár and the sole inhabitant of said Abbey, living in solitude. He is the last known Bystríki Monk that lives in the Imperial East and stays within the Abbey in an effort to preserve the religious history of the Abbey as a Bystríki monastery. Born under the elder ruler of Emperor Zgismond Esterházy I, Márfi's origins are relatively normal until his teenager years where he went to study the teaching of Bystríki monks who had began a pilgrimage to the Basilica of Erdős, which lied in the Imperial East. Running away from his family to join the Bystríki monks, he picked up on their way of living and was soon an ordained monk of the Order of Bystríki, and was to report to the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár. At the time, the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár was the first Bystríki Abbey that existed in the Imperial East.
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| Father Márfi, against the wishes of the Apostolic Presbyter Szerafin, refuses to host non-Bystríki monks as permenant inhabitants of the Abbey. As an elder of the community, he was alive during Álmo II's rule as the Első Nemes of the Velencei. During his time living in the Abbey, he grew a considerable collection of religious literature, being good friends with Álmo II who took considerable interest in the young Sió. In the migration of the Bystríki monks back to the lands of Sió, Father Márfi refused to leave the Abbey, and as such has remained the sole inhabitant. In the friendship that grew between Álmo II and Márfi, between Álmo II's curiosity and Márfi's gentle heart, Márfi was offered to become the godfather of all of Álmo II's descendants. When Álmo II died, Father Márfi became a hermit for almost a year in grieving, not speaking to anyone or responding to any corrospondence. The death of Álmo II's children, his godchildren strick him with grief as he had been introduced to them all. He would later stop grieving when a young calf was reported abandoned by its parents on the steps of the Holy Cathedral of Esztergom. He volunteered to raise the child, which was later approved by Szerafin due to a lack of people willing to raise the foreign calf. He raised the young calf in a manner consistent with Bystríki monks, living a life of asceticism and love. He showed the calf an acceptance and love of strangers with open arms.
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| Father Márfi is a Sió male, as such is of St. Bernard descent. Father Márfi stands at 5'8" and is smaller than either Clarence or András. He is often seen carrying a tall wooden staff that is visibly aged over time. A notable distinction of his fur coat is that his ears are three different colors: dark brown, black and white. Specifically, he has white tipped ears. He wears glasses due to his poor eyesight. He keeps his overall appearance as clean as his can, similar to Clarence. Well trimmed fur and no outlying chest hair of a typical Sió male. Father Márfi overall has an unassuming, rather plain and generic presentation to most people. He wears the same clothing that is normally worn of a person of his order, a set of plain brown robes.
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| Typically, Father Márfi will be carrying something as a result of his occupation of Abbot, as he is the only inhabitant of his Abbey and the only one to actually maintain it. He is most often seen with the staff that he carries. Other times, he will be carrying books for his studying. From time to time, when he is in the village itself he will be carrying both a book and the Kereszt.
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| Father Márfi is about as quiet as Clarence, and will refrain from speaking unless spoken to. Much of his mannerism that are reflected in Clarence come straight from the tenants of a Bystríki monk. He is an extremely calm and wise individual who shows a rather friendly but silent demeanor. His interactions with townsfolk are rather friendly as they donate food and water to him in exchange for the Abbey to be open.
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| He is a benevolent and loving individual with his outreach of transients or refugees that wander into the village. He often keeps the Abbey open to other to explore or read about. He is an open book when it comes to the history of the Abbey and his belief as a Bystríki monk. He often runs into conflict with non-Bystríki monks and the Apostolic Presbyter Szerafin due to his solitary nature. He is protective of the fact he is the last Bystríki monk within the Imperial East and does not appreciate Szerafin's efforts to have himself removed from the Abbey and placed back to the Imperial West in another abbey.
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| * '''Álmo Velencei II''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Father Márfi was always within Álmo's eye of interest. Despite being older than Márfi, Álmo was extremely curious in the monk who refused to leave the Abbey in spite of his solitude and the pleas of the Apostolic Presbyter of the Imperial East, Szerafin. Márfi was originally the caretaker of Álmo II's ancestral reliquary, the Reliquary of Álmo I. Álmo II was the first one to learn of this as he had spent much of his freetime within the Abbey talking with Márfi. Márfi eventually decided that, due to the incompletion of the reliquary, he handed it over to Álmo II, under the promise that he complete the reliquary. Álmo II's death greatly affect Márfi and Márfi went into an extended period of mourning, closing himself off from the outside world and reclusing into the Abbey. Often times the Abbey was stated to feel completely empty as Márfi did not exit the buildings within the Abbey. Those who attempted to talk to him were often met with head gestures, and he would not respond to open-ended questions. | |
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| * '''Szerafin''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': Marfi and Szerafin share an purely antagonistic relationship that is riddled with the religious politics that surrounds the Reliquary of Almo I and the ownership of the Abbey. Being the only Bystríki, Szerafin insists on evicting Marfi from the Abbey to supplant him with a new set of monks who have requested to live within the Abbey. Marfi, still as the Abbot and in the total domain of his Abbey, refuses to move.
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| * '''Clarence''' '''[{{font color|#007408|Positive}}]''': Clarence considers himself to be Marfi's father, and as such does not refer to Marfi by his name and only as "Father". Marfi was initially given Clarence as Marfi was the only one who would take the young abandoned calf within the entire Imperial East when Szerafin set the call out for Clarence. Marfi gave Clarence his name and began raising him. Clarence was considered to be one of the few permenant inhabitants of the Abbey at the time, and at the age of 7 was briefly taken with Marfi to the Imperial West to be ordained as a monk. Marfi sees Clarence as his one and true son, and as the Abbot proclaimed Clarence to be the future Abbot of the Abbey, much to the displeasure of Szerafin.
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| * '''Géza III''' '''[{{font color|#9C0400|Negative}}]''': Márfi and Geza have an extremely tense relationship after the death of Almo and the further deaths of Almo's children, Kalman and Rozina. Having known about Geza's true nature from Almo, Marfi holds no ill-will towards Geza but knows of Geza's cunning and deprave nature. Marfi does his best not to interact with Geza or Beleknegini. In the same light, Geza never really concerned himself with Marfi, even at the insistence of Almo. When Geza rose to become the Elso Nemes, he handed back the Reliquary of Almo I due to his disinterest of the Reliquary, something which was an explicitly hostile move on Geza's move against Marfi.
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| ===Szerafin===
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| {{Main article|Szerafin}}
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Szerafin
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| * Species: Dog, Borzoi.
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| * Gender: Male.
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| * Tribe: Salgói.
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| * Position: Apostolic Presbyter of the Imperial East.
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| '''Szerafin''' is the Apostolic Presbyter of the Imperial East and the head of the Religious Authority of the Imperial East, making the center of his authority within the Cathedral of Esztergom. Szerafin came from a line of Salgoi military officers and was meant to be a officer within the Imperial Army as his father and ancestors. He left this life behind and escaped on a passageway to the Imperial West into Sio territory, where he would take comfort with other runaways and escapees inside of the Sio abbeys and places of worship. There, he was influenced by the priest Sapieha, an influential monk on leave from his posting in the Imperial East in a church under the Cathedral of Gesta. Szerafin afterwards travels to the same church to work under Sapieha, where he then mets the then Apostolic Presbyter Oleś.
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| Szerafin, Sapieha and Oleś were instrumental in the creation of the Religious Archive of Gesta, a collection of theological works that belonged to the Bystriki monks that concerned observations and hypothesis on the Seven Apostles. When Oleś passed away, Sapieha turned away the position and requested Szerafin, who had worked hand in hand with Oleś, to be promoted by the Lakottial Deak. Szerafin is most noted for his attempts at displacing Father Marfi back into the Imperial West with the other Bystriki monks due to Marfi being the only Bystriki monk in the Imperial East and the only inhabitant of the Abbot Upon Velencei Nem.
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| ===Kálmán I=== | | ==Kalman I== |
| ====Overview==== | | ===Outline=== |
| * Name: Kálmán Álmo Velencei I | | * Name: Kálmán Álmo Velencei I. |
| * Series: First of Álmon Males, First of Álmon Descendants. | | * Series: First of Álmon Males, First of Álmon Descendants. |
| * Species: Dog, Beagle. | | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * House: House of Velencei. | | * House: Velencei. |
| * Tribe: Erdős. | | * Tribe: Erdős. |
| * Position: Former Első Nemes of the House of Velencei. | | * Position: Former Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei. |
| * Alignment: Royalist. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| ''Notification: By the events of Noble Dog, this character: Kálmán I, is dead. As such, this character is relegated to their effects on the storyline and overall history.''
| | * Weapon: Erdősi Sword. |
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| '''Kálmán I''' was the former Első Nemes of the House of Velencei and took the post after the passing of his father Álmo II. A rather greedy individual, his rule was largely overshadowed by his own father's rule. While Álmo II had increased the overall wealth of the House of Velencei, Álmo II died in the middle of a dispute with the Rédicsi House of Zamo. Kálmán attempted to continue the overall wealth growth to no avail with pressure mounting from the House of Zamo, specifically over the rule of the Circle of Gesta.
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| ===Rozina I===
| | * Name: Rozina Almo Velencei I |
| ====Overview==== | | * Series: First of Almon Females, Second of Almon Descendants. |
| * Name: Rozina Álmo Velencei I | |
| * Series: First of Álmon Females, Second of Álmon Descendants. | |
| * Species: Dog, Beagle. | | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| * Gender: Female. | | * Gender: Female. |
| * House: House of Velencei. | | * House: Velencei. |
| * Tribe: Erdős. | | * Tribe: Erdős. |
| * Position: Former Alispán of the House of Velencei. | | * Position: Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei. |
| * Alignment: Royalist. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| ''Notification: By the events of Noble Dog, this character: Rozina I, is dead. As such, this character is relegated to their effects on the storyline and overall history.''
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| '''Rozina I''' was a former Alispán of the House of Velencei and the only daughter from Álmo II. Rozina prided herself in her faith and trust, seeing trust as honorable and did not get along with either Kálmán's venality or Géza's plotting. She was initially considered to be the true heir of Álmo II as the Első Nemes of the Velencei. At the forefront of the disputes with several different Rédicsi Noble Houses, Rozina put a valiant effort into resecuring the countryside which she had suspected had been under threat from Rédicsi-hired bandits and highwaymen. Rozina spent much of her adult life with her father in Gesta until his passing, where Kálmán instead was crowned due to a lack of a proclaimed Első Nemes successor.
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| | ==Almo II== |
| | ===Outline=== |
| | * Name: Almo Lebedi Velencei II |
| | * Alias: ''Hódítók Bastard'' |
| | * Series: First of of Lebedi Males, First of Lebedi Descendants. |
| | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| | * Gender: Male. |
| | * House: Velencei. |
| | * Tribe: Erdős. |
| | * Position: Former Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei. |
| | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| | * Weapon: Erdősi Sword |
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| ===Emerbik II=== | | ==Almo I== |
| ====Overview==== | | ===Outline=== |
| * Name: Emerbik Kálmán Velencei I | | * Name: Almo Fajsz Velencei I |
| * Series: First of Kálmán Males, First of Kálmán Descendants.
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| * Species: Dog, Beagle. | | * Species: Dog, Beagle. |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * House: House of Velencei. | | * House: Velencei. |
| * Tribe: Erdős. | | * Tribe: Erdős. |
| * Position: Former Alispán of the House of Velencei. | | * Position: Former Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei. |
| * Alignment: Royalist. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| ''Notification: By the events of Noble Dog, this character: Emerbik II, is dead. As such, this character is relegated to their effects on the storyline and overall history.''
| | * Weapon: Erdősi Sword |
| ====Storyline====
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| '''Emerbik II''' is the son of Kálmán I and the former Alispán of Velencei Németújvár before his death.
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| ===Polixena II===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Polixena Auer Lipót II | |
| * Series: First of Auer Females, Second of Auer Descendants.
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| * Species: Dog, Great Pyrenees.
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| * House: Lipót.
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| * Gender: Female.
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| * Tribe: Rédicsi.
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| * Position: Alispán.
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| * Alignment: Royalist.
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| '''Polixena II''' is a member of the migratory noble Rédicsi House, the House of Lipót. One of many of the migratory houses, they originated from their homeland in the Imperial West and migrated towards the Imperial East. She is the second-in-line for the head of the House of Lipót, however she acts more like the Első Nemes of the House Lipót. She is the main Lipót claimant to several departments within the Estate of Gesta. She is the true commander and the mastermind behind ''Lipót's Wings'' and an investor in war profiteering. Ever since the death of Zgismond I and the installment of his son Janos IX, Polixena has invested more money into efforts to overthrow several different Noble Erdős Houses that control the departments she claims.
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| After the defeat and disbandment of ''Lipót's Wings'' with Bethlen defecting and joining András, Polixena begins work on a new project that is meant to target the overarching power, the Imperial Court. She invests much of her time in creating the succeeding ''White Shadows'', which is led by Árpád, Vilma and Abigél.
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| ===Fenenna IV=== | | =The Lipoti= |
| ====Overview==== | | ==Auer II== |
| * Name: Fenenna István Koháry II
| | ==Polixena III== |
| * Series: Second of István Females, Second of István Descendants.
| | ==Matyas== |
| * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever.
| | ==Gabriel== |
| * House: Kóhary.
| | ==Bethlen== |
| * Gender: Female.
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| * Tribe: Veszprém.
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| * Position: Ispán.
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| * Alignment: Unaligned - Independent.
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| '''Fenenna IV''' is a member of the noble Veszpremic House, the House of Koháry. She is not considered in line for succession due to her father's position in his grandfather's descendency. As a result, she does not own land and is only an Ispán. Fenenna is mainly responsible for the capture of András and his group when they approach Fenenna's camp, in which she surrounds and outnumber's András's forces with Veszpremic tribesmen and women. Unlike most other nobles that is seen throughout, because Fenenna is a Veszprem; she wears much more simpler and culturally focused clothing that is seen as almost barbaric by some character's within the group.
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| ===János IX=== | | =Three Emperors= |
| ====Overview==== | | ==Janos IX== |
| * Name: János Zgismond Esterházy IX | | ===Outline=== |
| | * Name: Janos Zgismond Esterhazy IX |
| | * Alias: ''Son of Rabbits'' |
| * Series: First of Zgismond Males, First of Zgismond Descendants. | | * Series: First of Zgismond Males, First of Zgismond Descendants. |
| * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever. | | * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever. |
| * House: Esterházy.
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| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Tribe: Veszprém. | | * House: Esterhazy. |
| | * Tribe: Veszprem. |
| * Position: Emperor. | | * Position: Emperor. |
| * Alignment: Royalist. | | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| ====Storyline====
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| '''János IX''' is the incumbent Emperor and the Elso Nemes of the House of Esterházy, the most important noble house that exists within the Empire. He is the eldest son of the former Emperor Zgismond I and is considered to be the ''Son of Rabbits'', due to his timid nature as his successor. His rule as the Emperor has been cultivated to fail by Zgismond due to Zgismond's method of cultivating his rule to be overly autocratic and left Janos out of the practice of being a ruler. He is often seen for his miscoordination of various ministries within the Imperial Government and his lack of direction with the developments that he wants to undertake with the government. His miscoordination has led to the Imperial East in a largely domestic dispute that verges on a race war between the Erdos and Redicsi. His Imperial Court, the representatives of the Noble Houses, are largely displeased with his rule and is evidenced by his inability to actually pass anything through the Imperial Court. | | '''Janos Zgismond Esterhazy IX''' is one of the main characters and is an antagonist of ''Noble Dog''. Janos is the first born hereditary son of Zgismond I, the former Emperor of Birodalom. He currently rules as the Emperor of Birodalom since he is the direct descendant of Zgismond. He was given the nickname of the ''Son of Rabbits'', often referring to his shy and rather meek nature compared to Zgismond. His rule as the Emperor is similar to Miklos and Katalin's, all had been cultivated by Zgismond to fail. Janos disagreed with the overtly autocratic government and over time his government began to experience confusion and miscoordination. l three of the claimants and seek to establish Erdősi supremacy. |
| | | ==Miklos VI== |
| ===Miklós IV=== | | ===Outline=== |
| ====Overview==== | | * Name: Miklos Zgismond Esterhazy VI |
| * Name: Miklós Zgismond Esterházy IV | | * Alias: ''Son of Foxes'' |
| | * Series: Second of Zgismond Males, Second of Zgismond Descendants. |
| | * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever. |
| | * Gender: Male. |
| | * House: Esterhazy. |
| | * Tribe: Veszprem. |
| | * Position: Claimant to the role of Emperor |
| | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| | ==Katalin III== |
| | ===Outline=== |
| | * Name: Katalin Zgismond Esterhazy III |
| | * Alias: ''Daughter of Crows'' |
| * Series: Second of Zgismond Males, Second of Zgismond Descendants. | | * Series: Second of Zgismond Males, Second of Zgismond Descendants. |
| * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever. | | * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever. |
| * House: Esterházy.
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| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Tribe: Veszprém. | | * House: Esterhazy. |
| * Position: Alispán. | | * Tribe: Veszprem. |
| | * Position: Claimant to the role of Emperor |
| * Alignment: Royalist. | | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| ====Storyline====
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| '''Miklós IV''' is the second offspring of Emperor Zgismond and is the younger brother of János IX and the older brother of Katalin III. He is one of the claimants of the position of Emperor and is currently an Alispan of the House of Esterhazy. Nicknamed the ''Son of Weasels'' due to his treacherous and brutal behavior to his opponents. Miklós is considered to be the most well-liked candidate for the throne due to his ruthless but effective nature, often invoking the phrase, "By any means necessary". Originally the Governor of the Imperial West, Miklós abandoned his post after the death of his father and the ascension of his brother Janos, something that both he and his sister Katalin opposed. After the abandonment of his position, Janos and his Imperial Government were slow and inefficient to supplant him with a replacement. The ensuing chaos caused many of the Houses to begin enforcing their rule over their estates due to the inefficacy of the regional government. This worked in Miklós's favor in what he saw to replace his ineffectual brother.
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| ===Katalin III=== | | ==Oles== |
| ====Overview==== | | ===Overview=== |
| * Name: Katalin Zgismond Esterházy III | | * Name: Oles |
| * Series: First of Zgismond Females, Third of Zgismond Descendants. | | * Species: Dog, Saint Bernard. |
| * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * House: Esterházy. | | * Tribe: Csongradi Sio. |
| * Gender: Female. | | * Position: Second Cardinal of Kossuth |
| * Tribe: Veszprém. | | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| * Position: Alispán. | | ==Sapieha== |
| | ===Overview=== |
| | * Name: Sapieha |
| | * Species: Dog, Saint Bernard. |
| | * Gender: Male. |
| | * Tribe: Csongradi Sio. |
| | * Position: Apostolic Deacon of the Imperial North |
| | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| | ==Szerafin== |
| | ===Overview=== |
| | * Name: Szerafin |
| | * Species: Dog, Saint Bernard. |
| | * Gender: Male. |
| | * Tribe: Csongradi Sio. |
| | * Position: Apostolic Presbyter of the Imperial East |
| | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| | ==Father Marfi== |
| | ===Overview=== |
| | * Name: Marfi |
| | * Species: Dog, Saint Bernard. |
| | * Gender: Male. |
| | * Tribe: Csongradi Sio. |
| | * Position: Abbot of Velencei Németújvár |
| * Alignment: Royalist. | | * Alignment: Royalist. |
| ====Storyline====
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| '''Katalin III''' is the younger sister of János IX and Miklos IV and one of the claimants to the position of Emperor. She is an Alispán of the House of Esterházy and the only daughter of the former emperor Zgismond I. Nicknamed the ''Daughter of Foxes'' by some members of the Imperial Court due to her cunning nature, Katalin is not above deception to achieve her goals. She is one of the primary causes of the unrest and disputes that occur between the Erdos and Redicsi in the Imperial East due to her manipulation of the members of Imperial Government of the East and her pressure on the Redicsi economy through hiked taxation. | | '''Father Marfi''' is the Abbot of the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár and is the sole inhabitant of the Abbey. Father Marfi is a Bystríki Monk, and is the last Bystríki Monk that still lives within the Imperial East. In the time beforehand, the Bystríki monks removed themselves from the Imperial East and relocated into the Imperial Central. Originally born under the rule of Emperor Zgismond Esterházy I, Marfi turned to Bystrík's teachings and left the Megye of Csongrad in the Imperial North to join a pilgrimage through Morahalom, Salavar, Gesta and end at the Basilica of Erdos. He has lived a more ascetic life than most other monks within the Empire would enjoy, and became an ordained monk and would later make the travel to the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár. |
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| ==Mercenary Recurring Characters== | | =Mercenaries= |
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| ===Atlas=== | | ==Atlas== |
| | ===Outline=== |
| * Name: Atlas | | * Name: Atlas |
| * Species: Dog, Conne Corso. | | * Species: Dog, Cane Corso. |
| * Gender: Male. | | * Gender: Male. |
| * Tribe: Kis-Hódítók. | | * Tribe: Kiskallo. |
| * Position: Mercenary. | | * Position: Mercenary. |
| * Alignment: Unaligned - Aligned with Polixena & Lipóts. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| ====Storyline====
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| '''Atlas''' is a mercenary that is hired as the main enforcer for Polixena's spy network, the ''White Shadow'' that she established after ''Lipot's Wings'' were disbanded. Before he was hired by Polixena, Atlas was a member of an unnamed Kis-Hódítók tribe which sat opposed to the matriarchial Hódítók society. He proved himself a great warrior to the Southern Veszpremic Kings who hired the Kis-Hódítók as warriors in their armies against the Hódítók. During the war, he was known for his brutality as Rhea was known for her bravado. His strength and ruthless thought process helped elevate himself as the quasi-leader and spokesperson for the divided Kis-Hódítók people. At the end of the Disunity, he made it his goal to disrupt the sociopolitical atmosphere of the traditionally matriarchial Hódítók. He became a known figure within the remaining political power vacuum in the Imperial South as a representative for the Kis-Hódítók, acting as a member of the Imperial Ministry of Agriculture and a part of the Imperial Government of the South. Before his rise to power, he had hired the spies Vilma and Abigel for espionage against any Hoditok Noblewomen seeking to prevent his political rise. This became expanded on and soon reached to the entirity of the Four Hoditok Noble Houses. At the height of his career, he secretly orchestrated and execute a plot to assassinate the Elso Nemes of the House of Hegedus, Greta Hegedus II. He subsequently disappeared from the Imperial South alongside Vilma and Abigel, later becoming a black market dealer with the connections that he retained after his disappearance. | | '''Atlas''' is a mercenary-for-hire that is primarily aligned with the Lipot and Policena's spy network, the ''White Shadow''. Atlas was historically a mercenary that was hired during the Hoditok Disunity by the Southern Beszpremic Kings. During this war, he was one of many personalities that came to make a name out for himself, similar to Rhea. At the end of the Hoditok Disunity, he became a political figure within the Imperial Southern government. In the Megye of Kaposvar, Atlas led a variety of small riots and civil disobedience movements against the Hoditok rule. During this time, he hired the twins Vilma and Abigel. After most of the riots and movements had been defeated, he disappeared into the Imperial East. |
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| ===Vilma & Abigél===
| | ==Vilma & Abigél== |
| ====Overview====
| | ===Overview=== |
| * Names: Vilma and Abigél. | | * Names: Vilma and Abigél. |
| * Alaises: ''Greta'' and ''Mora''. | | * Alaises: ''Greta'' and ''Mora''. |
| * Species: Dog, Yorkshire Terrier. | | * Species: Dog, Yorkshire Terrier. |
| * Gender: Female. | | * Gender: Female. |
| * Tribe: Kis-Erdős. | | * Tribe: Kis-Jenő. |
| * Position: Spy. | | * Position: Spy. |
| * Alignment: Unaligned - Aligned with Polixena & Lipóts | | * Alignment: Unaligned - Aligned with Polixena & Lipóts |
| ====Storyline==== | | ==Emoke== |
| '''Vilma & Abigél''' are two twin sisters of the Kis-Erdős and the architects of Polixena's spy network, the ''White Shadows''. Vilma and Abigail only go by Greta and Mora. All other characters and official records know the two exclusively as Greta and Mora. Both characters are sometimes easily confusable between the two. Vilma tends to work behind the scenes while Abigail tends to work hands-on and upfront. Much of their backstory before their service as spies in the Hódítók Disunity is not known, and the two will usually lie when asked about their backstory. Vilma and Abigel initially were hired by one of the various Southern Veszpremic Kings meaning to assert their control during the Disunity. During the process, they had come into talks with Atlas, a up and rising Kis-Hoditok. After the war, Atlas had amassed a small fortune. During a period that precluded his rise as a member of the Imperial Ministrty of Agriculture, Atlas had continued to hire Vilma and Abigel for their services against his potential political opponents, specifically any of the matriarchial Hoditok Noblewomen who sought to prevent a male Kis-Hoditok from entering the political scene. When he was appointed as a member of the Imperial Ministry of Agriculture and became a representative in the Imperial Government of the South, Vilma and Abigel helped plan the logistics for an orchestrated conspiracy against Greta Hegedus II, the then Elso Nemes of the House of Hegedus. Once their business concluded and Greta was killed, Vilma and Abigel left the Imperial South with Atlas in helping with his black mark
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| | | * Name: Emőke |
| | | * Species: Dog, Tibetian Mastiff. |
| ==General Recurring Characters==
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| ===Mürón===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Mürón | |
| * Species: Dog, Beagle. | |
| * Gender: Male.
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| * Tribe: Erdős.
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| * Position: Lead Archivist of Esztergom.
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| * Alignment: Royalist.
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| '''Mürón''' is the Head Archivist of the Circle of Esztergom and a member of the Imperial Ministry of Knowledge. Mürón as a librarian had his career start after being onboarded at the Circle of Gesta by Szerafin in his later years after having been an independent librarian in Salavar. He was later then hand-selected by Almo II to become the Vice Head Archivist of the Circle of Esztergom, which he accepted, working by the then Head Archivist. When the then Head Archivist retired, Mürón was elevated to Head Archivist. He is the contested representative of the Imperial Ministry of Information of the Imperial East. He holds the post in a de-facto manner, however, he contests his position within the Imperial Ministry with another Redicsi-elected official from the Circle of Salavar.
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| When Andrew and Clarence come to the Circle of Esztergom, he greets them personally and gives them a tour of the Circle of Esztergom. He then leads them into the main center building of the Circle, Eszteromi Pillar of Knowledge, a large perpetuating library that towers over the Circle buildings. Afterwards, he assigns a group of archivists that work in maintaining the Pillar itself to help Andrew with what he needs, one of these archivists being Calisto. He later informs Geza of his son's presence within the Circle.
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| ===Zakariás===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Zakariás
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| * Alais:
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| * Species: Dog, St. Bernard.
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| * Gender: Male.
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| * Tribe: Sio.
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| * Position: Member of ''Áden''.
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| * Alignment: Unaligned.
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| * Weapon: Erdősi Sword.
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| '''Zakariás''' is a fugitive Sio monk and a higher ranking member of the refugee group called ''Áden''. He is one of the members managing the Second Aden alongside Gianna and Yurij. Originally a Bystriki monk that lived in the Imperial East with Father Marfi, he was accused of a murder while traveling through Esztergom during the annual Pilgrimage of the Snout. He afterwards fled into the mountains where he entered the refuge of the Second Áden, their second established refuge. Not wishing to abandon his homecountry but wanting to help the efforts of Áden, he stayed within the Second Áden until he was offered to help Gianna's country. He is considered to be the primarily field agent for Áden at the time of ''Noble Dog''
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| He is initially introduced as a contact of Matthew and Gabriel to help them escape to a potential safe-haven until the wraith of the House of Lipots calms down. He is first known only to Matthew and Gabriel, but afterwards Clarence finds out about Zakarias when Matthew and Gabriel are seen leaving the camp and heading into one of the smaller farming towns in the area. Clarence is unable to acquire his name but does acquire his and his partner's alaises. His partner was also noted to have an extremely large bear, an oddity within The Empire.
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| Zakarias is a Sio male, as such is of St. Bernard descent. Zakarias stands at around 5'8" and stands equal to Father Marfi. Zakarias is noted for keeping his religious haircut maintained, something that is discouraged in his line of Bystriki monks. His appearance is kept less clean than Father Marfi's, with ill-trimmed hair and outlying chest hair that is emphasized by his clothing. He keeps the same clothing of a Bystriki monk, a set of plain brown robes. He is most similar to Father Marfi in that the two are of similar ages and went on the same Pilgrimage of the Snout, and during that point Zakarias had lived in the Abbey Upon Velencei Nem. with Father Marfi.
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| ===Jakab===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Jakab
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| * Species: Dog, Afghan Hound
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| * Gender: Male
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| * Tribe: Centralic Highlander
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| * Position: Farmer
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| * Alignment: Unaligned
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| '''Jakab''' is a farmer who lives in the Estate of Salavar and is a member of ''Áden''. He is the only member that is seen who does not live in the Second Áden. He works mainly in hospice for the Second Áden, helping refugees who intend to go to the Second Áden to rest within his house. When Gabriel and Matyas leave to see Zakarias, Jakab is standing alongside the him and Yuri without anything to hide his face, which helps Clarence identify who Jakab is.
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| ===Gianna===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Gianna
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| * Species: Mouse, Yellow-Necked.
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| * Gender: Female. | | * Gender: Female. |
| * Position: Member of ''Áden''. | | * Tribe: Arakto |
| * Alignment: Unaligned.
| | * Position: Hired Mercenary. |
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| '''Gianna''' is a fugitive revolutionary and a high ranking member of ''Áden''. She is one of the leaders of a revolution that is taking place in her own country and the only mouse character seen. She is one of the main characters running the Second Áden, in charge of gathering equipment for the Second Áden. She is seen when Zakarias and Yuri visit the camp directly.
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| ===Yurij===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Yurij
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| * Species: Bear, Polar.
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| * Gender: Male.
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| * Position: Member of ''Áden''. | |
| * Alignment: Unaligned.
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| '''Yurij''' is a fugitive as a wanted criminal in his country and a high ranking member of ''Áden''. A murderer who massarced a party of noblemen and women who he viewed as corrupt, he is in charge of any expeditionary efforts undertaken by the Second Áden. He is first seen in a cloak with Zakarias when Clarence sees Matyas and Gabriel sneaking out of the camp.
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| Yurij is a Polar Bear male. He stands at 11'2" and towers over all other characters, making him the tallest character in the entire story. Yurij is noted for an odd birthmark in that his left ear has black fur.
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| ===Erdosi-Redicsi Militiamen===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Species: Primarily Dog, Beagle & Great Pyrenees.
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| * Tribe: Erdős.
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| * Alignment: Coalitionist.
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| * Species: Primarily Dog, Golden Retriever.
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| * Tribe: Veszpremic.
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| * Alignment: Unaligned. | | * Alignment: Unaligned. |
| | * Weapon: Hoditok Mounted Spear. |
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| * Species: Various.
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| ===Árpád III (Farkas)===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Árpád III
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| * Species: Wolf.
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| * Gender: Male.
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| * Position: Farkaskirály.
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| * Alignment: Unaligned
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| ''Notification: By the events of Noble Dog, this character: Árpád III, is dead. As such, this character is relegated to a mainly historical viewpoint.''
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| '''Árpád III''' was an emperor of the Farkas and the creator of the Circle of Orosháza, which belonged to the Hódítók until the Disunity. Not much is known about Árpád III as much of the information was destroyed when the Circle of Orosháza was destroyed, however his own personal journals still exist under the watchful eyes of the Velencei. Árpád III's journal reveals just how deep the Circle of Orosháza was, and allowed for the underground depths to be discovered alongside the last surviving Farkas in the Imperial South.
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| ===Zgismond I=== | | ==Appendix== |
| ====Overview==== | | This section covers any important table that shows necessary information |
| * Name: Zgismond Sándor Esterházy I
| | ===Appendix I: Major Characters Size Chart=== |
| * Series: Second of Sándor Males, Second of Sándor Descendants.
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| * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever.
| | ! Character Name |
| * House: Esterházy.
| | ! Character Design |
| * Gender: Male.
| | ! Age |
| * Tribe: Veszprém.
| | ! Height (U.S.) |
| * Position: Former Emperor.
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| * Alignment: Royalist.
| | ! András |
| ''Notification: By the events of Noble Dog, this character: Zgismond I, is dead. As such, this character is relegated to a mainly historical viewpoint.'' | | | |
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| '''Zgismond I''' was the former Emperor and the leader of the House of Esterházy, the largest noble house within the Empire. He was the father of Janós IX, the incumbent Emperor; alongside his siblings Michael IV and Katalin III. Zgismond's rule was marked by his consolidation of central powers and his dedication to, what he percieved as an enlightened authoritarian. He filled his court with both intellects and nobles in an effort to draw more participation into the affairs of the Empire. In his stead, he left the Empire in a stronger, more unitarian state than it had faired earlier.
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| | ! Clarence |
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| | ! Kallisztó |
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| | | 5'8" |
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| | ! Rhea |
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| | ! Ildikó |
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| | ! Darányi |
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| | ! László |
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| | | 6'2" |
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| | ! Heszda |
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| | ! Yuxi |
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| | | 41 |
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| | ! Géza III |
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| | | 52 |
| | | 5'7" |
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| | ! Beleknegini |
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| | | 47 |
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| | ! Muron |
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| | ! Matyas |
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| | | 45 |
| | | 5'8" |
| | |- |
| | ! Gabriel |
| | | |
| | | 42 |
| | | 5'8" |
| | |- |
| | ! Bethlen |
| | | |
| | | 29 |
| | | 5'11" |
| | |- |
| | ! Father Marfi |
| | | |
| | | 72 |
| | | 5'6" |
| | |- |
| | ! Szerafin |
| | | |
| | | 54 |
| | | 5'9" |
| | |- |
| | ! Atlas |
| | | |
| | | 31 |
| | | 6'3" |
| | |- |
| | ! Vilma & Abigail |
| | | |
| | | N/A |
| | | 5'9" |
| | |- |
| | |} |
| | ===Appendix II: Character Gallery=== |
| | This section is a gallery of all character art and art designs. This is meant to be an easy repository for my images. |
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| ===Névtelen===
| | <gallery> |
| ====Overview====
| | Andras Standalone.png|András I Standalone Piece - By BillCatter |
| * Name: Névtelen
| | Andras_PFP.png|András I Cropped PFP - By BillCatter |
| * Species: Dog, Unknown Breed.
| | Clarence_Standalone.png| Clarence Standalone Piece - By BillCatter |
| * Gender: Unknown.
| | Clarence_PFP.png|Clarence Cropped PFP - By BillCatter |
| * Alignment: Unaligned.
| | Kalliszto_Standalone.png|Kalliszto Standalone Piece - By BillCatter |
| ''Notification: By the events of Noble Dog, this character: Névtelen, is dead. As such, this character is relegated to a mainly historical viewpoint.''
| | Kalliszto_PFP.png|Kalliszto Cropped PFP - By BillCatter |
| ====Storyline====
| | Rhea_Standalone.png|Rhea Standalone Piece - By BillCatter |
| '''Névtelen''' was a writer of different important books.
| | Rhea_PFP.png|Rhea Cropped PFP - By BillCatter |
| | | Daranyi_Standalone.png| Daranyi Standalone Piece - By BillCatter |
| ===Álmo II===
| | Daranyi_PFP.png|Daranyi Cropped PFP - By BillCatter |
| ====Overview====
| | </gallery> |
| * Name: Álmo Velencei II
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| * Series: X
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| * Species: Dog, Beagle.
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| * Gender: Male.
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| * House: House of Velencei.
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| * Tribe: Erdős.
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| * Position: Former Első Nemes of the House of Velencei.
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| * Alignment: Unaligned.
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| ''Notification: By the events of Noble Dog, this character: Álmo II, is dead. As such, this character is relegated to a mainly historical viewpoint.''
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| | |
| ==Folklore Characters==
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| ===Apostle of the Hunt===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Apostol János
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| * Tribe: Veszprém
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| * Species: Dog, Golden Retriever
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| * Patron Apostle: the Hunt, traditionialism, simplicity, beauty, and Veszprémic life.
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| * Symbols: The Gilded Quiver, the Wreath of Antlers, the White Eyed Deer, and the Trail of the Square.
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| * Books: Letter of the Hunt and the Book of Traditions
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| | |
| ===Apostle of Religion===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Apostol Bernát
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| * Tribe: Sió
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| * Species: Dog, St. Bernard
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| * Patron Apostle: Religion, nature, devotion, monastacy, and the Sió life.
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| * Symbols: The Loyal Aureola, the Wooden Starred Cross, the Lost Arboreta, and the Trail of Saliceta.
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| * Books: Book of Religion and the Devotion to Nature.
| |
| ====Storyline====
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| The '''Apostle of Religion''', named '''Apostol Jakab''' is the Second of the Seven Apostles and the representative patron apostle of the Sió tribe. He is the leader of the Sió males who take care of the considered origin and his home, the Lose Arboreta. He is symbolized by the Loyal Aureola that he dons on his head, and the Wooden Starred Cross which serves as the representative symbol of the Imperial religion. Most Sió Noble Houses are representated by variations of the Trail of Saliceta, a downwards-pointing triangle.
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| | |
| ===Apostle of Nobility===
| |
| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Apostol Bertalan
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| * Tribe: Rédicsi
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| * Species: Dog, Great Pyrenees
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| * Patron Apostle: Nobility, riches, wisdom, and philosophy.
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| * Symbols: The White Feathered Plumage, the Split Rhombus, the Collections of Olvasmányok (Readings), and the Trail of Rhombi.
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| ====Storyline====
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| The '''Apostle of Nobility''', named '''Apostol Bertalan''' is the Third of the Seven Apostles and the representative patron apostle of the Rédicsi tribe. He is known for the writings within the Collections of Olvasmányok, which described his theorized system of noble government which is taken as inspiration by the current Imperial government. He is symbolized by the White Feathered Plumage, a full set of white feathers that he wears on a noble hat pinned by the Split Rhombus. Most Rédicsi Noble Houses are represented by variations of the Trail of Rhombi.
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| | |
| ===Apostle of Order===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Apostol Aiasz
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| * Tribe: Salgói
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| * Species: Dog, Borzoi
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| * Patron Apostle: Military, discipline, courage, mercy, and the Salgói life.
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| * Symbols: The Blinded Helm, the Bashful Shield of Abathon, the Boar Tusk Spear, and the Trail of Shields
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| * Books: Wisdom of Order and the Letter of Military.
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| ====Storyline====
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| The '''Apostle of Order''', named '''Apostol Aiasz''' is the Fourth of the Seven Apostles and the representative patron apostle of the Salgoi tribe.
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| ===Apostle of Knowledge===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Apostol András
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| * Tribe: Erdős
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| * Species: Dog, Beagle
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| * Patron Apostle: Knowledge, written word, music and medicine
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| * Symbols: The Horned Crown, the Chested Kithara, the Staff of Gránátalma, and the Trail of Rectangles.
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| ===Apostle of the Domestic===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Apostol Árpád
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| * Tribe: Jenő
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| * Species: Dog, Pug
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| * Patron Apostle: Domesticity, family, statehood, and architecture.
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| * Symbols: The City of Ándrassy, the Fire Upon the Jenő, the Falcon's Descent, and the Trail of Trapezoid.
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| ===Apostle of Conquest===
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| ====Overview====
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| * Name: Apostol Asma
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| * Tribe: Hódítók
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| * Species: Dog, Komondor
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| * Patron Apostle: War, destruction, bloodshed, fear, and the Hódítók life.
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| * Symbols: The Gilded Helm, The Bloodied Trident, the Shrike's Fury, and the Trail of the Irregular.
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| ====Storyline====
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| The '''Apostle of Conquest''', named '''Apostol Asma''' is the Final of the Seven Apostles and the representative patron apostle of the Hódítók. She is known for her brutal nature which makes her a juxtaposed apostle to Apostol Tamás. She is symbolized by the Gilded Helm she wears into battle, alongside weilding the Bloodied Trident. She often is seen as the Queen of the Shrikes and as such, is considered to be the Shrike's Fury. The four Hódítók Noble Houses base much of their representative designs on the Trail of the Irregular, a series of odd polygons that were used in the Book of Conquest.
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András I
Outline
- Name: András Géza Velencei I
- Runic Name: File:András Name.png
- Series: Second of Gézan Males, Second of Gézan Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Velencei.
- Tribe: Esztergom Proper.
- Position: Alispán of Velencei Németújvár.
- Alignment: Coalitionist.
- Weapon: Helvécian Royal Sword (Khanda)
Storyline
András Géza Velencei is one of the main characters and the central protagonist of Noble Dog, and the leader of Company of the East. András is is Géza III and Beleknegini's second-born son, after Seszták Velencei. When András was born, he was not seen as a potential inheritor of the throne as head of the House of Velencei. As a result, he was sent away at the age of 2 to the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár. There, he lived with Clarence and Father Márfi in the Abbey and lived similarly to the monks. When András turned 15, he was granted the title of Alispán of Velencei Németújvár and inherited the land of Velencei Németújvár. This was precluded by the murders of his uncle Kálmán, his aunt Rozina, and the death of his brother Seszták from the Bagamér Plague. While there have been talks of András now becoming the heir, both Géza III and Beleknegini have told him both publicly and privately that they do not believe that he is mature or able to handle the mantle.
At the time of the story's beginning, András is a young teenager at 17 as the Alispan of Velencei Németújvár. He did not take any real administration role in running Velencei Németújvár. He is given a series of odd dreams, including a premonition of a statue which is actually the Reliquary of Almo, created by his long ancestor Almo I. He believes that the reliquary potentially holds the answers to the decline of the Empire. When he consults Father Marfi, it appears that Father Marfi knows about the general location due to the Reliquary being bequeathed to the monks before they left. When Marfi informs András about the Reliquary, András sets out to find out about the missing pieces of it. Unbeknownest to him, his journey would subsequently entangle him in the War of the Three Emperors and in saving the Empire from certain doom.
Physical Traits & Appearance
András is a teenage male Erdősi, about 17 years old at the time of the story's beginning. He stands at about 5'9". Almost his entire heritage and physical appearance is direct from his patrilineal heritage of Velencei Males. He is however, the only one with his color pattern, where his colors are split perfectly half-and-half. He has the Lambda of the Velencei on his forehead, with the Three Dots of Knowledge on his head. His eyes are a shade of deep blue, one of the few traits that he retained from Beleknegini.
András wears typical clothing for an Imperial Nemesseg. His clothing is more open and is a shade of blue. Going down to the bottom of his coat is seafoam green. As his rank is an Alispan, he wears a single tall plum pinned to his hat with a silver emblem of the Lambda of Velencei. His hat is a deep brown fur with golden accents. He has a Noble Strap that is a dark shade of teal and has a a golden accent. Hanging from his noble strap is his Erdősi Longsword, which is a Khanda. He also wears brown pants with very dark purple leg dressings.
András often wears the typical set of clothing for a Nemesség of his ranking, that being of an Alispán. As an Alispán, he wears a single plum on the top of his hat that is pinned down by a silver emblem of the Lambda of Velencei. His blue and seafoam green clothing has a deep blue outline. His fur hat is a deep rich brown fur color. His standard dressing when with royalty includes a black cape, but the majority of the time he does not wear the cape. His strap is teal with a golden pattern on it.
Relationships
Character Name
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Relationship
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Description
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Clarence
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Positive
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András and Clarence have a very close male bond that is not obfuscated by the differences in their rank and their difference in species. András and Clarence have a relationship similar to that of a father-son relationship. Both of them grew up in the Abbey of Velencei Németújvár as children. Clarence however, is older than Andras and will often act as an ear to listen to Andras. Clarence often takes care of Andras beyond that duties of a normal monk would. In turn András is extremely trusting towards Clarence. He will often speak to Clarence about issues that he's facing that he doesn't want to talk about to the rest of the crew. The most notable of these is his interaction with his biological family members. Clarence, having been raised directly as a Bystriki Monk instead of the son of a noble by Father Marfi, Clarence is extremely prude and respectful of other nobles and people. He is, however, extremely protective of András. Often times, Clarence is shown to be more strict with people who approach András, presenting himself as a servant of the young noble. Even in private, Clarence still often presents himself as the servant of András, standing up straight with a stiff posture. András is extremely dependent on Clarence's presence in order to keep his emotions in check. András tends to shut down and become withdrawn without Clarence's presence. His body language tends to slouch and draw inward, while his voice becomes hoarse and more murmurish. Because of Clarence's lack of understanding of language, András is the only one who can fully interpret Clarence.
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Geza III
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Negative
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András and Geza have a very untouched relationship, with András never fully understanding why Geza did not declare him his successor after Seszták's death. Shortly after being born at around 2, Andras was sent to live with Father Marfi and Clarence. Andras's view of Geza as a father is almost non-existent.
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Beleknegini
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Negative
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Andras and Beleknegini have an even colder relationship than Andras and Geza due to the fact that Beleknegini is not an Erdosi and Andras is not Hoditok. The relationship and how it's viewed between the two is not very obvious, and while there is no real outward hostility, there is very little interaction between the two beyond looking at each other.
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Seszták I
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Complicated
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András and Seszták had a rather complicated relationship where Seszták and András meeting was forbidden by Geza and Beleknegini, but was done anyway. András had always felt somewhat alienated by Seszták's acceptance of their separation. The last time András saw Seszták was after the coronation, after which Seszták passed away.
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Clarence
Outline
- Name: Clarence
- Species: Cow, Frisian.
- Gender: Male.
- Position: Former Bystriki Monk of the Abbey of Velencei Németújvár.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
Storyline
Clarence is one of the main characters and the central deutertagonist of Noble Dog. He is the adopted son of Father Marfi and was born to two unnamed parents who abandoned him on the steps of the Cathedral of Esztergom. When he was two, he was given to Father Marfi by Szerafin as Marfi was the only one who would raise the calf. Marfi at this point was the only Bystriki monk. Clarence would later be introduced to András almost as a brother. Clarence made it a point to be more of a father than a brother to András. When András grew of age and became an Alispan with Géza's coronation, Clarence left the Abbey with András.
Clarence is a humble individual that is in touch to the Bystriki roots that were taught and sowed by Father Marfi. He wears a typical garb like any Bystriki monk that uses very unassuming clothes. He speaks a specific language in which the only person who is able to understand him is Father Marfi. He otherwise, does not speak at all. He is usually reliant on his own body language and gestures in order to communicate anything. His own facial expression is almost always neutral, never really defaulting to positive or negative. At the time of the story's beginning, Clarence is an aide to András, acting as András's confidant and will often appear at András's side.
Physical Traits & Appearance
Clarence, height wise, is taller than Heszda and shorter than László. He is the only cow character within the entire story, and has a set of horns with tipped wooden ends. Clarence appears very unassuming as a monk using simple brown robes as his only garment. He also wears a brass starred cross, something that was gifting to him by Marfi. It is strung together with simple rope that reaches his chest.
Clarence is taller than András and is posed as one of the more taller characters in the cast, trading off with a slim bodyset. Clarence is a Frisian Cow who comes from an unnamed country. He is unique in that his cow horns are tipped with wood that was hand crafted by Márfi as a gift. Clarence attempts to appear as clean as possible due to his relationship to the nobility. His main coat colors are primarily white and secondarily black. Alongside this, he wears a brass Starred Cross that was gifted to him by Márfi around his necklace. It is strung together with simple rope, and extends no further than his torso.
Kallisztó
Outline
- Name: Kallisztó
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Erdős.
- Position: Archivist at the Circle of Esztergom
- Alignment: Coalitionist.
- Weapon: Hoditok War Sword.
Storyline
Kallisztó is one of the main characters of Noble Dog and a member of András's Crew. He is the first person that joins András's Crew, followed shortly by Rhea and Ildiko. He is the son of an unnamed archiving family that lived in the Megye of Gesta. He is initially introduced to the cast as one of several unnamed archivists that were assigned to help Andras by Mürón. Unlike most of the archivists, he is extremely young and much shorter than the rest, who reflect a primarily elder demographic. He displays an extreme adept knowledge of the history of the Balaton/Veszpremic, Hoditok and Salgo and knows about war more than he does about the more knowledge and philosophically intense Erdős studies. He is also a very good interpreter, knowing both Imperial Language and knowing Palatinate Wolf Language. Unlike Andras and Clarence, Kallisztó has a good lay of the political landscape than either of them.
Kallisztó is first introduced in the Harangtorony of Esztergom when Andras and Clarence first arrive there, and is assigned to him by Muron. When Andras reveals that he is the son of Geza III and that he seeks to follow north into the Megye of Gesta, Kallisztó attempts to convince him that they would be better with someone who knows the lay of the political landscape. He is the first person who actually directly mentions the feudal dispute between the House of Zamo and the House of Lipot. Andras initially rejects the help, but later finds himself pressured by Clarence to accept Kallisztó's aid. Kallisztó later meets with the two outside the city before Geza confronts Andras.
Physical Traits & Appearance
Kallisztó is a Erdős male, as such is of Beagle descent. Standing at around 5'10", he is slightly smaller than András by an inch and one of the smaller ones of the group, rivaled only by Mátyás in short stature. Kallisztó is a primarily white color with a secondary muted chestnut color. His eyes are a simple brown color. His most notable defining fur-coat trait is his chestnut colored ring patterns that adorn his fingers individually.
Kallisztó wears the garbs of an Archivist of the Circle of Esztergom. He represents this with the color-code of a mainly dark blue clothing with golden highlights and trim. He often keeps his diary strapped to him at all times, even during fights.
Rhea
Outline
- Name: Rhea
- Species: Dog, Chow Chow
- Gender: Female
- Tribe: Salavar Erdős
- Position: Mercenary-for-hire employed by Circle of Esztergom
- Alignment: Coalitionist.
- Weapon: Unique Naginata-Polesword
Storyline
Rhea is one of the main characters of Noble Dog and a member of András's Crew. She is the daughter of two fugitive Salavari Erdosi criminals who lived in Balaton in the Imperial West. She was originally a member of a mercenary crew, The Warlords Marauders. Originating from a nomadic family of Salavari Erdos, her family wandered into the Imperial South and would later abandon her at the city of Oroszlana. When she was abandoned, she began to work as a mercenary for some of the Hoditok women. During the Hoditok Disunity, she came to see herself as an independent mercenary with no ties to the Empire, and soon after worked as a sellsword for primarily independent Hoditok warlords against the independent Veszpremic kings. She was one of many notable mercenary personalities that would mostly disappear from the public eye after the end of the Disunity. She had originally fought alongside László in the war, though the two were only acquanintences. During a skirmish against several Veszpremic scouts, led by Rakoczi, she was pounced on by a Veszpremic scout, resulting in the loss of her left eye. When the Disunity ended, she bounced around the Empire seeking potential mercenary employment. She was eventually sought out by Muron to work directly for the Circle of Esztergom as an expeditionary security detail. This ended up being psuedo-retirement as she was never deployed.
At the time of the story's beginning, she was found when András seeks to go on an official expedition to recover several relics that belonged to Almo I's Reliquary. Rhea eventually joins András's crew and when Muron attempts to pull her away, she declines, saying she seeks to relive her life as a warrior as opposed to a civilian.
Relationships
Character Name
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Relationship
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Description
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András
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Neutral
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András and Rhea have a very undeveloped relationship. While the two are not standoffish, the two seem to lack anything to really discuss. Andras's prim and proper attitude clashes with Rhea's more common and down-to-earth demeanor. However, Rhea views Andra as a competent and capable leader compared to her former living quarters. Andras often comes to her with questions on combat, as Rhea is more than capable of combat with a variety of weapons.
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Ildikó
Outline
- Name: Ildikó
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Female.
- Tribe: Erdős.
- Position: Erdősi Militiaman.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
- Weapon: Erdősi Sword
Storyline
Ildikó is one of the main characters of Noble Dog and a member of Andras's Crew. Ildikó is one of many offsprings from the farming village of Györgymező within the Imperial County of Zalavar. Ildikó was one of many of her siblings that enlisted in the Imperial Army, and she alongside her siblings fought in the Hoditok Disunity. She fought under Géza Velencei's command in the 15th Army of the Empire, 7th Szabálytalan Division where she fought in several battles against the Balaton-Heviz Kingdom. After the war, she was relocated to serve as a member of the Államőrség in the Államőrség Eastern Noble Division as the commander of the guard unit attached to Andras. During the conflict between the Houses of Lipot and Zamo, Györgymező was looted by Lipot hired bandits and her family chased out to live with her in Velencei Nemj. Ildikó is not as trusted as Clarence is, but she is still kept within Andras's inner circle that he will talk to her freely.
When Andras's guard is dissolved by Geza upon their arrival in Esztergom, Ildikó refuses to leave Andras and subsequently is branded a criminal by Geza.
László
Outline
- Name: László
- Alias: The Blacktail
- Species: Dog, Borzoi
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Salgo.
- Position: Pro-Erdősi Revolutionary.
- Alignment: Coalitionist.
- Weapon: Yumi & Bronze Trident
Storyline
László is one of the main characters of Noble Dog and a member of Andras's Crew. László is a notorious mercenary that has earned the nickname of The Blacktail. His name, The Blacktail is derived from his helmet, which uses the fur of a Northern Vadászmenyét as the embossed helmet tail. He is a mercenary that served alongside Rhea in the Hoditok Disunity as a member of the Warlords Marauders,
László is one of the main characters of Noble Dog and a member of András's Crew. László was a notorious mercenary for hire that earned the nickname of The Blacktail. One of the mercenaries like Rhea, Atlas, and Racozki, László carved his name in blood. His name is derived from his helmet, which substitutes the typical embossed helmet-tail with a Northern Vadászmenyét Tail that goes down. László was originally part of a family of mercenaries, and when the Hoditok Disunity erupted, László joined. László and his nickname, The Blacktail became synonymous with uncertain loyalties. Often considered unbribable, László eventually fought within The Warlords Marauders alongside Rhea. László later became a fugitive after assassinating a member of the Court of Omens. Captured and escaped several times over, he made his way to the Imperial East becoming a sellsword. He was later hired by the Vandorolt Redicsi House of Zamo in an effort to fight against the House of Lipot mercenaries.
Appearance
Heszda
Outline
- Name: Heszda
- Species: Dog, Chow Chow
- Gender: Male
- Tribe: Jászapáti Erdos
- Position: Pro-Erdősi Revolutionary.
- Alignment: Coalitionist
- Weapon: Blood Weaponry
Storyline
Heszda is one of the main characters of Noble Dog and a member of Andras's Crew. Heszda was originally a member of the Csikós within Morahalom County, where he cared for his Jászapáti father and his Morahalom mother. He is an ancestor of the ancient group known as the Hargita, witches that could conjure blood magic. The Hargita were exterminated as an order of the Court of Omens, and has since been outlawed. Heszda's power came known to him at the age of 15, where he was then cast out by his father for displaying his power. Heszda has lived as a savage as most of his life, and has since be
Darányi
Outline
- Name: Darányi
- Species: Dog, Caucasian Shepherd.
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Morahalomi.
- Position: Csikós.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
- Weapon: Hold Ásó (Moon Spade - Original Design)
Storyline
Darányi
Yuko
Outline
- Name: Yuko (蘌寇)
- Species: Polar Bear
- Gender: Male
- Position: Former member of the Second and Third Aden.
- Alignment: Coalitionist
- Weapon: Long Jian (長撿) and Ji (戟)
Outline
Yuko is one of the main characters of Noble Dog and a member of András's Crew. Before his introduction, Yuko was a member of both the Second and Third Adens, secret refugee coves hidden around the Empire. Yuko is first introduced after the end of the storyline involving Gabriel and Matyas, where the two escape the Empire through the Third Aden. During the time between Gabriel and Matyas's escape, the two request that Yuko keep an eye on the crew. When Emoke's Band attacks the Noble Ball in the Csongrad Megye, Yuko is disguised as a guard for one of the Noble Houses in attendance.
The Velencei
Géza III
Outline
- Name: Géza Almo Velencei III
- Alias: Hódítók Bastard
- Series: Second of Almon Males, Third of Almon Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Velencei.
- Tribe: Erdős.
- Position: Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
- Weapon: Sceptre.
Storyline
Géza Almo Velencei III is one of the main characters and one of the antagonists of Noble Dog . Géza III is Almo's second born son and third born descendant, after Kalman I and Rozina I. Géza is the Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei and one of the most powerful politicians in the entire Imperial East, having direct control of almost all of the Imperial East Estates of Gesta and Esztergom. When Géza was born, he was considered to be the worst of Almo's descendants. While Almo prioritized his eldest son Kalman, he noticed Géza's tendency to fight and pick on Kalman. While not outright, Géza had various tendencies to be violent, and was nicknamed by Father Marfi as the Hódítók Bastard. Géza III would later marry Beleknegini, not really out of love but more to appease his father and to legitimize his own bloodline. When Almo II passed away from age, Géza III and Beleknegini would plot against Kalman and Rozina, and would eventually kill both them and Kalman's son Emerbik II to ascend to Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei. Through his own methods, he solved the financial crisis that the House of Velencei had incurred under Kalman and would unite many of the different noble Erdősi houses under his own council against the Venderolt Redicsi in the north of the Imperial East. When Seszták died at the age of 19, he did not declare András to be his successor.
Géza is first seen when András and Clarence, along with their escort of Erdősi militiamen make their way to Esztergom in search of potential info on the relic they seek. Géza is uninterested in what they're looking for, but is informed by Muron when András is in the city. Géza furiously storms to where András is in the capital and makes it known to András that he and Clarence are not welcome in the capital, and blames András for the death of Seszták. When he hears of the vision András had of Almo I, he accuses András of being delusional and insane. Géza, in secret, is planning on entering the Civil War of the Three Emperors against all three of the claimants and seek to establish Erdősi supremacy.
Beleknegini
Outline
- Name: Beleknegini Tamar Velencei-Hegedüs
- Series: Third of Tamaric Females, Fourth of Tamaric Descendants.
- Species: Dog, English Mastiff.
- Gender: Female.
- House: Velencei & Hegedus.
- Tribe: Sojtori Hoditok.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
- Weapon: Hoditok Jambiya
Kalman I
Outline
- Name: Kálmán Álmo Velencei I.
- Series: First of Álmon Males, First of Álmon Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Velencei.
- Tribe: Erdős.
- Position: Former Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
- Weapon: Erdősi Sword.
Rozina I
Outline
- Name: Rozina Almo Velencei I
- Series: First of Almon Females, Second of Almon Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Female.
- House: Velencei.
- Tribe: Erdős.
- Position: Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
Almo II
Outline
- Name: Almo Lebedi Velencei II
- Alias: Hódítók Bastard
- Series: First of of Lebedi Males, First of Lebedi Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Velencei.
- Tribe: Erdős.
- Position: Former Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei.
- Alignment: Royalist.
- Weapon: Erdősi Sword
Almo I
Outline
- Name: Almo Fajsz Velencei I
- Species: Dog, Beagle.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Velencei.
- Tribe: Erdős.
- Position: Former Elso Nemes of the House of Velencei.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
- Weapon: Erdősi Sword
The Lipoti
Auer II
Polixena III
Matyas
Gabriel
Bethlen
Three Emperors
Janos IX
Outline
- Name: Janos Zgismond Esterhazy IX
- Alias: Son of Rabbits
- Series: First of Zgismond Males, First of Zgismond Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Golden Retriever.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Esterhazy.
- Tribe: Veszprem.
- Position: Emperor.
- Alignment: Royalist.
Storyline
Janos Zgismond Esterhazy IX is one of the main characters and is an antagonist of Noble Dog. Janos is the first born hereditary son of Zgismond I, the former Emperor of Birodalom. He currently rules as the Emperor of Birodalom since he is the direct descendant of Zgismond. He was given the nickname of the Son of Rabbits, often referring to his shy and rather meek nature compared to Zgismond. His rule as the Emperor is similar to Miklos and Katalin's, all had been cultivated by Zgismond to fail. Janos disagreed with the overtly autocratic government and over time his government began to experience confusion and miscoordination. l three of the claimants and seek to establish Erdősi supremacy.
Miklos VI
Outline
- Name: Miklos Zgismond Esterhazy VI
- Alias: Son of Foxes
- Series: Second of Zgismond Males, Second of Zgismond Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Golden Retriever.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Esterhazy.
- Tribe: Veszprem.
- Position: Claimant to the role of Emperor
- Alignment: Royalist.
Katalin III
Outline
- Name: Katalin Zgismond Esterhazy III
- Alias: Daughter of Crows
- Series: Second of Zgismond Males, Second of Zgismond Descendants.
- Species: Dog, Golden Retriever.
- Gender: Male.
- House: Esterhazy.
- Tribe: Veszprem.
- Position: Claimant to the role of Emperor
- Alignment: Royalist.
The Church
Oles
Overview
- Name: Oles
- Species: Dog, Saint Bernard.
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Csongradi Sio.
- Position: Second Cardinal of Kossuth
- Alignment: Royalist.
Sapieha
Overview
- Name: Sapieha
- Species: Dog, Saint Bernard.
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Csongradi Sio.
- Position: Apostolic Deacon of the Imperial North
- Alignment: Royalist.
Szerafin
Overview
- Name: Szerafin
- Species: Dog, Saint Bernard.
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Csongradi Sio.
- Position: Apostolic Presbyter of the Imperial East
- Alignment: Royalist.
Father Marfi
Overview
- Name: Marfi
- Species: Dog, Saint Bernard.
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Csongradi Sio.
- Position: Abbot of Velencei Németújvár
- Alignment: Royalist.
Storyline
Father Marfi is the Abbot of the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár and is the sole inhabitant of the Abbey. Father Marfi is a Bystríki Monk, and is the last Bystríki Monk that still lives within the Imperial East. In the time beforehand, the Bystríki monks removed themselves from the Imperial East and relocated into the Imperial Central. Originally born under the rule of Emperor Zgismond Esterházy I, Marfi turned to Bystrík's teachings and left the Megye of Csongrad in the Imperial North to join a pilgrimage through Morahalom, Salavar, Gesta and end at the Basilica of Erdos. He has lived a more ascetic life than most other monks within the Empire would enjoy, and became an ordained monk and would later make the travel to the Abbey Upon Velencei Németújvár.
Mercenaries
Atlas
Outline
- Name: Atlas
- Species: Dog, Cane Corso.
- Gender: Male.
- Tribe: Kiskallo.
- Position: Mercenary.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
Storyline
Atlas is a mercenary-for-hire that is primarily aligned with the Lipot and Policena's spy network, the White Shadow. Atlas was historically a mercenary that was hired during the Hoditok Disunity by the Southern Beszpremic Kings. During this war, he was one of many personalities that came to make a name out for himself, similar to Rhea. At the end of the Hoditok Disunity, he became a political figure within the Imperial Southern government. In the Megye of Kaposvar, Atlas led a variety of small riots and civil disobedience movements against the Hoditok rule. During this time, he hired the twins Vilma and Abigel. After most of the riots and movements had been defeated, he disappeared into the Imperial East.
Vilma & Abigél
Overview
- Names: Vilma and Abigél.
- Alaises: Greta and Mora.
- Species: Dog, Yorkshire Terrier.
- Gender: Female.
- Tribe: Kis-Jenő.
- Position: Spy.
- Alignment: Unaligned - Aligned with Polixena & Lipóts
Emoke
Overview
- Name: Emőke
- Species: Dog, Tibetian Mastiff.
- Gender: Female.
- Tribe: Arakto
- Position: Hired Mercenary.
- Alignment: Unaligned.
- Weapon: Hoditok Mounted Spear.
Rokszolána
Beth
Rakoczi
Appendix
This section covers any important table that shows necessary information
Appendix I: Major Characters Size Chart
Character Name
|
Character Design
|
Age
|
Height (U.S.)
|
András
|
|
17
|
5'9"
|
Clarence
|
|
22
|
6'1"
|
Kallisztó
|
|
23
|
5'8"
|
Rhea
|
|
32
|
6'5"
|
Ildikó
|
|
47
|
5'8"
|
Darányi
|
|
27
|
5'9"
|
László
|
|
31
|
6'2"
|
Heszda
|
|
273
|
6'0"
|
Yuxi
|
|
41
|
6'4"
|
Géza III
|
|
52
|
5'7"
|
Beleknegini
|
|
47
|
5'6"
|
Muron
|
|
47
|
5'8"
|
Matyas
|
|
45
|
5'8"
|
Gabriel
|
|
42
|
5'8"
|
Bethlen
|
|
29
|
5'11"
|
Father Marfi
|
|
72
|
5'6"
|
Szerafin
|
|
54
|
5'9"
|
Atlas
|
|
31
|
6'3"
|
Vilma & Abigail
|
|
N/A
|
5'9"
|
Appendix II: Character Gallery
This section is a gallery of all character art and art designs. This is meant to be an easy repository for my images.
András I Standalone Piece - By BillCatter
András I Cropped PFP - By BillCatter
Clarence Standalone Piece - By BillCatter
Clarence Cropped PFP - By BillCatter
Kalliszto Standalone Piece - By BillCatter
Kalliszto Cropped PFP - By BillCatter
Rhea Standalone Piece - By BillCatter
Rhea Cropped PFP - By BillCatter
Daranyi Standalone Piece - By BillCatter
Daranyi Cropped PFP - By BillCatter