Lord Isenbert

Summary
Lord Isen is a young male, of noble birth, son of Former Lord Isenbert Senior of House Aurumvane and Lady Penelope of House Aururmvane. He stands tall at 5 feet 9 inches, (or 180cm), he has brown eyes and hair. Isen is extensively trained in the art of the sword. At the age of 23, Lord Isen now begins his travels into the territories of Varkhest, seeking to experience thrills, danger and ensure the prosperity of his region, Aurumvane.

History
Lord Isen grew up within the protection and safety of the Aurumvane Citadel’s walls. Lord Isen had previously led an isolated and sheltered lifestyle within the citadel. Which was due to his father passing while Isen was at an early age, thus leading to his mother would tending to him with a protective nature.

Following the passing of his mother, Isen had been cared for by his uncle Argin. Lord Argin and young Lord Isen had negotiated that it was the appropriate time for Isen to ascend to the throne of the citadel and take charge of the land. Upon assuming his title, Isen now had the opportunity to venture beyond the walls of his kingdom.

Before this, Isen had kept within the safety and security of the citadel walls. He frequently enjoyed the privileges of the nobility and devoted extensive time to combat training. Throughout his life and had become a warrior to be feared amongst the citadel.

However, the lack of actual life and death combat experience would enable him to overestimate his skills and get him into an unpredictable situation while venturing into the world and exploring the realm of Varkhest.

Lord Isen has a certain level of arrogance over his personality as being of high-born would give him the perception of being a better man than the majority of people. Isen frequently found himself portraying a condescending attitude towards the peasantry, often struggling to distinguish them from mere farm animals; treating only those of equal noble stature or higher with due respect. Some would undoubtedly dislike his arrogant en degrading behaviour as Isen influence beyond his lands are minimum, while others would recognize his high born status and address the lord appropriately.

With the lack of good or bad experiences in Isen’s early life, he had never really developed a moral compass, how Isen would experience the world outside his citadel would therefor shape his actions, for better or for worse.