Aaron Druceff
Aaron Druceff is a Baron of the Tritos Dominion serving in the southern region. He is stationed in the city of Dondarian under the direct rule of Duke and Duchess Charmont of Tintown.
He is respected by most citizens, but his leadership has been questioned due to the recent troubles the region is going through. The Baron has become paranoid about sending troops too far from the city, which has delayed shipments and caused economic distress.
In 6,058 DA Lady Hesta Druceff was killed on her way to the capital city of Ania. Shortly after being widowed, the Baron took up a relationship with a woman named Griselda Estuary, who then died in childbirth while having twins. In total Aaron has three children, Amelia Druceff who runs Chateau Druceff, and the twins Alma and Aerin Estuary who serve as the current leaders of the Port Authority of Bastor.
Baron Druceff is a melancholic figure with a heavy burden on his shoulders, as he works hard to ensure his family's legacy survives in this troubled era. Despite the odds, he continues to fight for the kingdom of Ania and keeps a watchful eye over Dondarian's borders. He hopes that one day things will return to how they were before all of the problems began.
Personality Trait. “I'll do my best despite the weight put on me.”
Ideal. “Legacy. My house's standing means my family's success.”
Bond. “I would follow the King anywhere.”
Flaw. “I am in charge, and you should listen to me.”
Roleplaying Aaron Druceff
Personality Trait. “I'll do my best despite the weight put on me.”
Ideal. “Legacy. My house's standing means my family's success.”
Bond. “I would follow the King anywhere.”
Flaw. “I am in charge, and you should listen to me.”
Children
Sex
Male
Male
Gender
Man
Man
Skin Tone
White
White
Eyes
Brown
Brown
Hair
Silver, sidecut
Silver, sidecut
Height
5'7"
5'7"
Weight
145 lbs
145 lbs
Read Aloud Description
The man wears a wry frown, barely touching the corners of his mouth. His hand runs through his side-cut silver hair, pulling it aside, before resting on his chin, sharpening his well-oiled goatee into a fine point. Impeccably dressed, his finery appears as well-kept as on the day it was tailored.
