Lord Oliver Ruprecht Cavanaugh-Colesville

A wealthy, Landed Gentry noble with a richly-appointed, but very modestly-sized, estate-house in the oldest quarter of Westfell Dell.

His small lawn and garden boast beautiful statuary and a charming and lovely fountain, all breathtakingly maintained by his gardener ‘Ninepence’. (Nigel Ninepence, from elsewhere in the Kingdom of Westphalia) whom the local children waggishly call ‘Nigh-pants’.

He also possesses a grandly gilded, masterfully crafted carriage which he occasionally allows friends in the village to borrow for wedding processions. A gift considered a great honor and symbolic of an especially blessed marriage by the local folk.

His six prize Lipizzaner Stallions of purest white are the get of the finest sires in Ruritania. Champion horses to the last. And beautiful to behold.

His family once had favor of the crown in previous generations. But fell out of favor and their ancestral holding in Rivenoak became the household of a cousin to the King.

Year of Birth

840 TFA 48 Years old

Circumstances of Birth

Born into the well-to-do Cavanaugh-Colesville line, he was raised in a fine and noble house.