Editing Sir Jacen

='''Picture and Coat of Arms'''=

[[File:Jacen.jpg]] [[File:WolfCoatOfArms.jpg]]

='''Personal Data'''=

*Name: Sir Jacen the White Wolf

*Age: 22

*Year of Birth: 465 A.D.

*Son Number: 1

*Homeland: Salisbury

*Culture: Cymric

*Religion: British Christian

*Father: Sir Galen

*Father's Class: Vassal Knight

*Lord: Roderick, Earl of Salisbury

*Current Class: Vassal Knight

*Current Home: Woodford

='''Glory'''=

*485 A.D.

*Starting: 179

*+2 (Rose Cut)

*+1,000 (Knighting Ceremony)

*+10 (Horse Vault)

*+195 (Battle of Mearcred Creek)

*+50 (Vassalage)

*+6 (Fief: Woodford)

*+16 (Valorous)

*+16 (Loyalty: Companions)

*- - -

*486 A.D.

*Starting: 1,474

*+10 (Singing at Sarum)

*+233 (Defeating Whyflylr & Saving Lady Tesni)

='''Attributes'''=

*SIZE: 14

*DEX: 12

*STR: 13

*CON: 13

*APP: 13

*- - -

*Damage: 5d6

*Healing Rate: 3

*Movement Rate: 3

*Total Hit Points: 27

*Unconscious: 7

*- - -

*Distinctive Features: Fair-haired, High Cheekbones

='''Personality Traits'''=

*''Chaste'' 13 / 7 Lustful

*+''Energetic'' 14 / 6 Lazy

*Forgiving 10 / 10 Vengeful

*+''Generous'' 13 / 7 Selfish

*Honest 10 / 10 Deceitful

*+Just 10 / 10 Arbitrary

*+Merciful 10 / 10 Cruel

*+''Modest'' 13 / 7 Proud

*Pious 10 / 10 Worldly

*Prudent 5 / 15 Reckless

*''Temperate'' 14 / 6 Indulgent

*Trusting 10 / 10 Suspicious

*+Valorous 16 / 4 Cowardly

*- - -

*Chivalry Bonus (76) = No

*Religious Bonus = No

*- - -

*Directed Trait: Suspicious of Silchester +3

='''Passions'''=

*Loyalty (Earl Roderick): 15

*Loyalty (Companions): 16

*Love (Family): 15

*Hospitality: 15

*Honor: 15

*Concern (My Peasants): 7

*Hate (Saxons): 14

='''Skills'''=

*Awareness: 18 ['''x''']

*Boating: 1

*Compose: 1

*Courtesy: 5

*Dancing: 2

*Faerie Lore: 1

*Falconry: 3

*First Aid: 10

*Flirting: 3

*Folk Lore: 2

*Gaming: 3

*Heraldry: 10

*Hunting: 10

*Intrigue: 3

*Orate: 5

*Play (Harp): 3

*Recognize: 11 ['''x''']

*Religion (British Christian): 3

*Singing: 4 ['''x''']

*Stewardship: 2

*Swimming: 10

*- - -

*Battle: 10

*Dagger: 5

*Horsemanship: 15

*Siege: 2

*Spear Expertise: 15

*Sword: 17 ['''x''']

*- - -

*Family Characteristic: Keen Senses (+5 Awareness)

='''Equipment'''=

*Chainmail & Open Helm (10 pts.)

*Kite Shield (6 pts.)

*Spear x5

*Sword

*Dagger

*Charger (Thunor)

*Rouncy x2 (Ely & Fran)

*Sumpter (Rudd)

*- - -

*Heirloom: Old Tomcat (Venerable Bede) (+1£/Winter; 1d20/Winter: 1-3 Bede Dies, 4-6 Kitten Shows Prowess)

*Inheritance: Money (1£)

Steve, thank you so much for commenting! I have not seen Fletch, or Nothing in Common – but from the reesrach that I did on those movies, I will check those out this weekend – I can’t believe I let such gems escape me! From what I can gather, the most common denominator I can find between these three movies is to utilize human emotions seen through a myriad of everyday life circumstances to seek out truth – our most basic emotional human need (we need truth in love, or it is in fact, not real love). In Forest Gump, I’m reminded of the scene when he was a little boy, and the school principal had just been to ‘visit’ Forrest’s mother. The principal tries to cover over the issue of what he was really doing there, and Forrest confronts him with the truth right there on the front porch by mimicking the sound of the bed springs. Forrest, in his simplicity, brought truth to light wherever he went, no matter who he was dealing with, or what the circumstances were at the time. In Fletch’s plot summary, he is an investigative reporter – seeking and exposing the truth using whatever means necessary (as in his disguises, etc.) In Nothing in Common’s plot summary, David seeks the truth for why his parents split up. He even puts his own job in jeopardy to put truth / family first. And in the end, by showing up for his father at the hospital, that allows his father, also, to see the truth in the love of his son. So, I am no psychologist, and don’t claim that this is indeed your true passion, but just from an outsiders perspective based on these movies, it would appear that you are passionate about the truth, finding the truth about life and all it brings, using whatever means necessary. And, I think everyone, men and women alike, all have a little crush on Tom Hanks.  His public persona does appear to be the epitome of the ‘everyman’ that seems to depict those virtues that are endearing to us all! So… I won’t tell your girlfriend, if you don’t tell my husband!

='''Army'''=

*Old Knights: 0

*Middle-aged Knights: 0

*Young Knights: 3

*Total Family Knights: 4

*- - -

*Other Lineage Men: 14

*Levy: 39

='''Salisbury Family History'''=

*Great-grandfather: Sir Meric

*Ending Glory: 1,600

*- - -

*Grandfather: Sir Colin

*Starting Glory: 1,195

*Year 439: His son, Galen, was born. Fought at the Battle of Carlion. Gained 60 points of Glory. And survived. No passion gained.

*Year 440: Served garrison duty; survived Pictish raiding. Gained 10 points of Glory.

*Years 441-442: Served garrison duty; survived raiding. Gained 20 points of Glory.

*Year 443: Served garrison duty; killed by raiders. Gained 20 points of Glory.

*Ending Glory: 1,305

*- - -

*Father: Sir Galen

*Starting Glory: 1,131

*Year 460: Served garrison duty; saw little or no combat.

*Year 462: Served garrison duty; saw little or no combat.

*Year 463: Night of Long Knives treachery.

*Year 464: Married an heiress who had 100 points of Glory.

*Year 465: His son, Jacen, was born.

*Years 466-467: Fought at the Siege of Carlion. Gained 30 points of Glory. And survived.

*Year 468: Served garrison duty; saw little or no combat.

*Years 469-472: Raided enemy territory with Uther. Gained 100 points of Glory.

*Year 473: Fought at the Battle of Windsor. Gained 15 points of Glory. And survived. Gained ''Hate (Saxons): 14'' as a passion.

*Years 474-476: Served garrison duty and survived. Gained 25 points of Glory.

*Year 477: Saxons invaded southern Britain.

*Years 478-479: Sailed with the High King's fleet. Gained 25 points of Glory. Fought at the Battle of Frisia. Gained 90 points of Glory. And survived.

*Year 480: Fought at the Battle of Salisbury at Menevia. Gained 270 points of Glory. And survived.

*Years 481-483: Served garrison duty; saw little or no combat.

*Year 484: Died. Of natural causes.

*Ending Glory: 1,786

='''Family Members'''=

*Young Knight #1: Illegitimate Brother (Older)

*Young Knight #2: First Cousin (Maternal)

*Young Knight #3: First Cousin (Maternal)

*- - -

*Sir Colin (Grandfather): Deceased

*Sir Galen (Father): Deceased

*Alia (Mother): Alive and Married

*Tomas (Uncle, Paternal): Alive and Unmarried

*Aneira (Aunt, Maternal): Alive and Unmarried

*Branor (Uncle, Maternal): Alive and Unmarried

*Sir Merek (Brother, Illegitimate): Alive and Married

*Sir Dristan (Cousin, Maternal): Alive and Married

*Sir Owen (Cousin, Maternal): Alive and Married

='''Holdings'''=

*Woodford (Demesne)

*Bakery

*Hamlet x4

*Manor (Simple Hall, Wooden)

*Mill

*Village

*Village Church

*- - -

*Hate Landlord: 0

*- - -

*Steward: Branor

*Stewardship: 16


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 *Inheritance: Money (1£)
-='''Squire'''=
+Steve, thank you so much for commenting! I have not seen Fletch, or Nothing in Common – but from the reesrach that I did on those movies, I will check those out this weekend – I can’t believe I let such gems escape me! From what I can gather, the most common denominator I can find between these three movies is to utilize human emotions seen through a myriad of everyday life circumstances to seek out truth – our most basic emotional human need (we need truth in love, or it is in fact, not real love). In Forest Gump, I’m reminded of the scene when he was a little boy, and the school principal had just been to ‘visit’ Forrest’s mother. The principal tries to cover over the issue of what he was really doing there, and Forrest confronts him with the truth right there on the front porch by mimicking the sound of the bed springs. Forrest, in his simplicity, brought truth to light wherever he went, no matter who he was dealing with, or what the circumstances were at the time. In Fletch’s plot summary, he is an investigative reporter – seeking and exposing the truth using whatever means necessary (as in his disguises, etc.) In Nothing in Common’s plot summary, David seeks the truth for why his parents split up. He even puts his own job in jeopardy to put truth / family first. And in the end, by showing up for his father at the hospital, that allows his father, also, to see the truth in the love of his son. So, I am no psychologist, and don’t claim that this is indeed your true passion, but just from an outsiders perspective based on these movies, it would appear that you are passionate about the truth, finding the truth about life and all it brings, using whatever means necessary. And, I think everyone, men and women alike, all have a little crush on Tom Hanks.  His public persona does appear to be the epitome of the ‘everyman’ that seems to depict those virtues that are endearing to us all! So… I won’t tell your girlfriend, if you don’t tell my husband!
-*Name: Willard
-*Age: 16
-*Home: Durnford
-*Distinctive Feature: Freckle-faced
-*Squire: 16
 ='''Army'''=