Difference between revisions of "Galantos Family"
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There has not been a notable military member of the Galantos family in some time, although they have produced many fine, humble clergymen. | There has not been a notable military member of the Galantos family in some time, although they have produced many fine, humble clergymen. | ||
| − | The current head of the family is Tarkas III, an elderly man of the most devout type. His four oldest sons were "encouraged" to join a fraternal religious order of silent monks. Recently, the heir to the titles and holdings of the Galantos family, | + | The current head of the family is Tarkas III, an elderly man of the most devout type. His four oldest sons were "encouraged" to join a fraternal religious order of silent monks. Recently, the heir to the titles and holdings of the Galantos family, Montague, has taken up arms to follow King Andrew of [[Eston]] onto the field of battle. He hopes to bring honor to the family colors. |
A lad of seventeen, Montague is the fifth son of Tarkas, and a green soldier. His "Redcloak" guards are as of yet untested in combat. | A lad of seventeen, Montague is the fifth son of Tarkas, and a green soldier. His "Redcloak" guards are as of yet untested in combat. | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 20 November 2006
The Galantos Family are citizens of Hawthorne, and have been local to those lands for seven generations.
There has not been a notable military member of the Galantos family in some time, although they have produced many fine, humble clergymen.
The current head of the family is Tarkas III, an elderly man of the most devout type. His four oldest sons were "encouraged" to join a fraternal religious order of silent monks. Recently, the heir to the titles and holdings of the Galantos family, Montague, has taken up arms to follow King Andrew of Eston onto the field of battle. He hopes to bring honor to the family colors.
A lad of seventeen, Montague is the fifth son of Tarkas, and a green soldier. His "Redcloak" guards are as of yet untested in combat.
