| “ | The attempt on my life has left me scarred and tired. | ” |
–Hrolf-Soren, in his final speech | ||
 "And from this day on, I shall no longer continue my work as usual. I retreat from my current position." | |
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Full Name |
Hrolf-Soren Gudmund I. |
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Age |
63 |
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Occupation |
Paladin(Formerly), Noble, Priest |
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Mentor(s) |
Victor Gudmund(Noble), Chapel of the Holy Light (Priesthood, Paladin) |
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Relative(s) |
Ædwen (Daughter), Adrianna Lightborough(Wife, deceased) |
Hrolf-Soren Gudmund was a noble part of the House of Nobles, occupying with the affairs of outer nations.
Outward Appearance[]
Hrolf-Soren is worn of stress and has various wrinkles across an aging body. Despite that, he has a strong remainder of a heavily trained posture from his past life as a priest and noble assistant, while also having completely grayed out hair in this current time. He usually wears glasses and dons a great beard, and prefers a white-red robe on sunny days, and dark robes on rainy, or darker days. He mildly pale.
Personality[]
Hrolf-Soren was once a very kind-hearted young man and father, before his daughter, Ædwen Gudmund, had run off as a late teenager. With this kind of loss, he soon became a rather grim, but still very protective person. Although he does not treat everyone the same (namely beggars, non-humans and whatnot), he still appears to protect and aid them in times of need. Hrolf-Soren is Lawful Good.
Land[]
Hrolf-Soren Gudmund is the rightful owner of the Rotting Orchard in Duskwood, and the northern Elwynn mountain regions close to Stormwind City. His daughter, Ædwen, owns a small housing fit for herself close to Northshire's mountainside.
Beginning[]
Hrolf is a born Stormwindian man who enlisted himself into the chapel's assistance when he was a late teenager. After becoming a pastor, he left service to continue his father's work, as he was reaching the end of his life. Two years later, the slightly older man had begun training for a Paladin while helping out various parts of his noble work at the same time, proving himself to be a fair multi-tasker while also being able to keep his strong faith. As he grew to his late twenties, he had found his first wife, whom he married a year later. He achieved his firstborn child, a daughter, from his wife, who did not survive the childbirth. Struck with depression, he continued to father his daughter as good as he possibly could.
Hrolf-Soren's Retreat from the Noble Work (1 year pre-MoP)[]
Vital Problems[]
As easily assumable by his already close to venerable age, the human earl appeared to have suffered a stroke, and eventually became restricted to only a wheelchair. The man requested aid from his daughter, who aided her father with haste for the first few weeks. She then hired a maid to assist her father, as she returned to her own business eventually. Hrolf-Soren, now restricted to a wheelchair, lives more secluded and silent than usual.
Recuperation[]
With slow recuperation, it evidently became clear that Hrolf-Soren was not permanently bound to a wheelchair. He now heavily relies on a walking stick, and often visits few villages with intent of mere inspection.