Name: Mordred

Birthplace: Ashfeld

Likes: fighting, training, killing traitors, reading, patrolling the border, fighting dirty, causing fear amongst his enemies, drinking blood and hunting.

Dislikes: traitors, invaders, samurai, a second cataclysm, cowards, those who talk of law and honor but don’t practice what they preach, incompetence and Apollyon.

Species: Human

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Straight

Age: 18 (physically), 32 (chronologically)

Abilities:

• Enhanced Condition

• Enhanced Strength

• Enhanced Durability

• Enhanced Mobility

• Enhanced Intelligence/Keen Intellect

• Enhanced Charisma

• Enhanced Combat

• Decelerated Aging

• Regenerative Healing Factor

• Enhanced Swordsmanship

• Enhanced Shieldmanship

• Blood Magic

• Dark Arts/Black Magic

• Fear Inducement

• Bloodlust Aura

• Killing Intent

Occupation(s): Black Prior

Faction(s): The Knights (Iron Legion)

Status: Alive

Appearance: Mordred is a lean yet muscular young man with a long face, dark ebony hair that is unkept and dark red eyes along with pale looking skin. Stands at six feet tall and weighs one hundred and sixty pounds. Has dark makeup marks under his eyes that look like tears.

Wears a mixture of the Dantalion Armor Set and the Daedric Armor Set. Weapon Set is the Nil Per Os.

Personality: smart, loyal, sarcastic, dark humored, jaded, and realistic.

Place of Living: Ashfeld

Background: Black Priors, a dark group of Knights who do not follow the Code of Chivalry. They know misfortune, for it hungers for blood and spreads darkness like the plague. The Fall of Apollyon made them go into a self-exile, but rumors of a Second Cataclysm has brought them out of the shadows and into a path of righteous victory.

Mordred’s reason for joining the dark army of the Black Priors was that he became disillusioned with Law and Honor, believing them to be nothing more but mere tools that those in power use to keep those below them in line and into behaving like sheep. After finding dusty old magic tomes in an abandoned tower near the border between Ashfeld and the Myre, he used the spells to kill any Samurai that got in his way in bloody and gruesome ways. He became a bloodthirsty wolf under Apollyon’s Rule, but only followed her just to see how far she was willing to go for her beliefs.

With the Fall of Apollyon and the threat of a new Cataclysm, Mordred will show the sheep that they need to open their eyes and see the wolves encircling them.