A feral, quiet boy with hair trigger and an overactive imagination. A former apprentice to a "Úlfhéðnar" - a Viking wolf warrior, he dresses in a wolf hide armor.

History:

Wulfhera, whose name literally means "battle wolf" is a child from a feral upbringing. His early years are a story of misfortune, as a child presumably born into slavery from the savagery of Vikings. He was a wild and unpredictable child, prone to fits of rage and violence, that led him to be treated more like an animal than a boy. Inevitability, a traveling raider, Raoul of Flambeau spotted Wulfhera possessed the Gift and brought him to join his band of raiders, the "Úlfhéðnar" - Viking wolf warriors.
 
 

Apprenticeship:

Raoul and his Úlfhéðnar treated the boy as one of their own, but raiding itself was a lifestyle of brutality and survival. His master had no hesitation to operate outside most codes of morality, even the Hermetic code. This issue came to a headway when Raoul visited Scappa Flow and upon seeing Wulfhera's state, demanded that the boy be educated 'properly' under his tutelage. The angered Raoul left but vowed  to return one day for his apprentice.
 
 

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Quotes

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Date of Birth

1207

Gender

Male

Eyes

Brown