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== Sir Girard Hurlant, Son of Bufort Galantos == | == Sir Girard Hurlant, Son of Bufort Galantos == | ||
| − | A rakish and sultry lad, Gir has taken after his father in the worst ways possible; drinking, carousing, womanizing, bar brawls, and more drinking. | + | A rakish and sultry lad, Gir has taken after [[Galantos_Family/Bufort|his father]] in the worst ways possible; drinking, carousing, womanizing, bar brawls, and more drinking. |
He is currently a Knight of [[Asylon]], where he has found a group of Noblemen who seem to also relish the good life. Unlike his father, Girard seems unlikely to sell state secrets to enemies during war time, duel his commanding General repeatedly, or spend all of his money on wine and women. | He is currently a Knight of [[Asylon]], where he has found a group of Noblemen who seem to also relish the good life. Unlike his father, Girard seems unlikely to sell state secrets to enemies during war time, duel his commanding General repeatedly, or spend all of his money on wine and women. | ||
| − | Whether his swordplay with steel matches his father's, has yet to be tested. | + | Whether his swordplay with steel matches his father's, has yet to be tested. His weapon of choice is his father's rapier, named "Jaynke's Revenge". |
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| + | (Why it is named this, no one knows.) | ||
Revision as of 01:07, 23 January 2014
Sir Girard Hurlant, Son of Bufort Galantos
A rakish and sultry lad, Gir has taken after his father in the worst ways possible; drinking, carousing, womanizing, bar brawls, and more drinking.
He is currently a Knight of Asylon, where he has found a group of Noblemen who seem to also relish the good life. Unlike his father, Girard seems unlikely to sell state secrets to enemies during war time, duel his commanding General repeatedly, or spend all of his money on wine and women.
Whether his swordplay with steel matches his father's, has yet to be tested. His weapon of choice is his father's rapier, named "Jaynke's Revenge".
(Why it is named this, no one knows.)
