Silas Brattenward is a dedicated and disciplined enforcer of the Order, shaped by duty, heritage, and the expectations of his lineage. Hailing from Dragsan, he upholds the ideals of service and unwavering commitment, his path dictated as much by honor as by necessity. Though he does not bear his family’s lands, he carries their name with measured pride, finding purpose in his role as a protector and enforcer of the law.

Appearance

Silas carries himself with the rigid poise of a trained warrior, his every movement purposeful and restrained. His features are sharp, his expression often unreadable—a practiced mask of authority. His armor is well-maintained but bears the scars of service, each mark a silent testament to battles fought and justice served.

Personality

A man of conviction and control, Silas is not one to act on impulse. He weighs his words and actions with care, favoring logic over sentiment. While he upholds the rule of law, he is not blind to the complexities of justice, nor is he immune to the burdens his duty places upon him. He respects discipline but understands that rigid structure can break without adaptability. Beneath his composed exterior lies a man who feels deeply, though he rarely allows emotion to dictate his course.

Background

Born to Dyana Brattenward, a minor landed lady of Dragsan, Silas grew up in the shadow of expectation. His family’s estate and inheritance were never his to claim—those responsibilities rested upon his sister, Kyria, the sole heir. Instead, Silas turned to the path of his late father, embracing his role within the Order as an enforcer.

In the service of the Order, Silas found purpose—a structured world where duty supersedes personal ambition. His training was rigorous, his mentors uncompromising, yet he emerged a stalwart agent of law and discipline. Though his father is gone, the lessons he left behind remain etched into Silas’ core, shaping the man he has become.

Role in the World

Silas Brattenward is not just a warrior—he is a guardian of order, a presence that demands respect, if not always warmth. He does not seek accolades or recognition, only the fulfillment of his sworn obligations. Whether he stands as a bulwark against chaos or finds his convictions tested by the world’s gray morality, Silas moves forward, for to falter is to fail, and failure is not an option.