He's well built for a wolf his age; at first glance you might even call him svelte. Clearly a lot of time and effort went in to fashioning this man in to something of a warrior. Or, that's what one might think — until you see how wrong you are. Cursed with a lack of co-ordination, this bumbling idiot tries very hard but falls short every freakin' time.

Tradition within the Sluagh dictates that men become knights, so he did. Clearly that was a mistake. After numerous failed quests, battles lost, tactics gone ignored, damsels left to the whims of their captors - he was given a final "task" which he thought would redeem all of his efforts to be a true knight; however, the task was given as a means to distract Tiffany and send him in to the wilderness, where his fellow knights hoped he would succumb to fate.

Son of Bran Locke Pwell and Sybil Jozeran Wymarc; youngest of several litters. Children are given some variant of their parent's name as a secondary (typically mother-to-daughter and father-to-son); squires are sent off to earn a title at an early age.

Cairn-Dyfed Sluagh Sprite > Squire > Knight > Dispersal.
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