Hector Rookheart

Biographical information

Birthplace Astenvale Monastery Born Died Age Young Adult (early to mid twenties) Home Astenvale Monastery Sexuality Pronouns

Physical description

Race Half-Elf Sub-Race Gender Male Height 6' Mass Strong Hair color Dark brown Eye color Brown Skin color Dark brown

Political information

Affiliation(s) Occupation Squire of the Knights of Anathaeum Clan(s) Caste Domain Masters Apprentices Alias(es)

Out-of-character information

Writer Dingo Created on Avatar Kris Kukko

A young soul, raised by the order. Stout of body and heart, he is an apprentice smith, as well as a prospective Knight. While he can be a bit timid at times, he is steadfast and dependable.

A strong body fueld by a strong spirit. Hector is long limbed, and well muscled. His many hours training, along with working at the forge, has made him stouter than most of his contemporaries, and he oft stands at the front of engagements, with his shield raised and his spear ready.

His garb is ordinary and well worn. He prefers the cool blues and creamy whites that are emblematic of the order. While his clothes are primarily utilitarian, he does take pride in keeping his hair clean cut, and his face shaven. His arms and armor are also kept in pristine condition.

He is fond of owls, and has crafted some pieces of his kit to reflect this.

Combat
Melee Fighting - Proficient
Ranged Weapons - Basic

Elemental Magic - Pursuit of Flame
Enchantment - Proficient
Summoning - Basic

Life Magic - Pursuit of Life
Healing - Basic
Enhancement - Skilled
Protection - Basic

Wild Magic - Pursuit of the Wild
Animal Taming - Basic

Non Combat
Smithing - Proficient
Gathering - Skilled
Baking - Proficient

Timid at times, yet stalwart when it matters most. Hector is a dedicated sort, setting himself to whatever task he has at hand, and doing it to the best of his abilities. Sometimes, it can be said he can try a little too hard. However, it is this intense nature that has helped him find success as a squire, and has seen him through quests that may have ended in tragedy for others, or deterred them for continuing the pursuit.