Brogan O'Dane
The Butterman
Professor Brogan Wilfred O'Dane (a.k.a. Crutch, Hobble)
A soft glow shinned from the small iron stove in the tiny tavern, bouncing playfully off the light wooden walls fill the hall with the welcoming light. As it’s friendly light illuminated the honey skin of young man in resting at a table next to a large window sipping butter mead from copper cup. Brogan was only in his early twenties, but his skin was already brittle, and crack form the harsh weather. Staring out at the empty street he quickly jots down some notes on a torn piece of paper. The cool air form cracked window chilled his sunken face. The ethereal light of the night twinkled in Brogan’s gentle smokey brown eyes as his mind drifted away to lands unknown. He could be found sitting at the wobbly table most nights. Brogan was always up for friendly conversation, and the chance to spread a little hope to those in need.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Brogan is a husky and hairy young man, who walks with a craked cane and heavy limp.
Body Features
Brogan looks like he's only in his early twenties, but his skin was already brittle, and crack from the harsh cold. His upper body is covered with scars from living a life of hard labor. His hands were gnarled from spending years turning bundles of old rope back into twine.
Facial Features
His face is long and stern and thick dark stubble covered his low puffy cheeks and dimpled chin. His soft, sunken, bloodshot eyes framed his crooked bottom noes. His thick, shaggy, hair sat upon his head like a dirty unruly, frizzled mop.
Identifying Characteristics
On his left bicep is the tattoo of a St Yanna.
Physical quirks
who walks with a craked cane and heavy limp.
Apparel & Accessories
Brogan wears a torn vest made of wool and leather, a stained long sleeve silk shirt, faded gray pants held up by a worn leather belt, thick wool socks and a pair of cracked leather and wood loafers. Around his neck is a light turquoise scarf that is fared at the ends. In his breast pocket is a broken copper pocket watch with a faded picture of him and his three brothers. On his belt, he carries a bent cheese knife. He carries a twisted cane with a goat horn for a handle.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Brogan Wilfred O'Dane was born at 1873 Meadow Street in O’Dall, Kofficstain. Called " Hobble " in the family, he was the fifth and 2nd to last child of Berach O'Dane, a time a shopkeeper and cheesemaker, and his wife, Liadan O'Dane, a servant in the house of O’Dall and beekeeper. The death of Liadan’s father allowed the family to acquire a shop in which they sold their honey and dairy products, Berach and Liadan O'Dane earn a meager income.
Being born premature and lame Borgan was left bedridden with an underdeveloped left leg. To pass the time he began to read books collected by his grandfather. He soon became entrapped by the other worlds and lives to which books gave him access too. The thrill of worlds unknown stimulated his desire to write. In 1883 he entered St Hazel's Conservatory; a private school founded in 332. The teaching was strict, the curriculum mostly focused, the history and theology of Eisholle. A defining incident of young Borgan's changed the fate of his life forever. During a fierce storm in the summer of 1886, he was forced to take shelter in a forgotten shrine to St. Yanna. Paying his respects to St. Yanna for allowing him to take shelter from the storm, Brogan cleaned the shine and left a simple offering of buttered bread. This kind gift granted him with the blessing of St. Yanna with the gift of the Buttermen. Brogan continued at St Hazel's Conservatory until 1889. In the summer of 1889, while sending time with his three brothers, he was kidnapped by Hacki raiders and sold into slavery.
Brogan was sold to the Rittermark Trading Company and transport to Seinegrad had an unhappy life, scrubbing Uranesium residue from air shafts on subaquatic transports at the North Sea Shipyard. His experiences at the North Sea were harsh, he worked a 26-hour day and slept in a dormitory with other slaves, which later inspired his first poem, The Ghosts of the Sea, which portray the life of a Seinegrad Slave as well as providing a critique of society's distribution of wealth. Brogan spent the next four years working at the North Sea in Seinegrad before he was barter passage on the Smiling Lady on her way to Graymoor, but as the ship made its way to Bittermark, the ship sank in hard seas washing him up on the shores of Denmoor.
Brogan's new life Denmoor, he worked as an apprentice legal scribe and Historian for Judge Ajax Bel.
Education
Brogan formally educated in history and theology in St Hazel's Conservatory
Employment
- Teacher (1906 - Present)
- Poet (1889 - Present)
- Uranesium Sweep (1889 - 1893)
- Legal Scribe/Historian (1893 - 1906)
Personality Characteristics
Motivation
Brogan has a strong motivation to bring hope to those around him.
Alignment
Benefactor
Current Location
Conditions
Professions
Date of Birth
13th of Narcisseae, 1873
Year of Birth
1873 ES
47 Years old
Circumstances of Birth
Brogan was born almost three months early, and he was born frail with an underdeveloped left leg.
Birthplace
O'Dall, Kofficstain
Children
Current Residence
225 South Cliff-side, Denmoor, Bittermark, Rittermark
Gender
Male
Eyes
Smokey Brown
Hair
Cappuccino brown
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Honey Tan
Height
5'8"
Weight
118
Quotes & Catchphrases
- "Oh Yanna, What great troubles have I gotten myself into"
- "To find good in people all you have to do is look."
- "Giving hope is not a chore, it's a gift."
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