The Wasteland

An older human man with a long, white beard and kind, dark blue eyes. He wears simple, humble robes of brown and cream, adorned with a wooden cross around his neck. His hands are calloused from years of labor, and he carries a staff that symbolizes his authority and connection to the divine.

Abbot Edgar is a wise and compassionate leader, deeply concerned for the souls of his flock. He is stern yet fair, often speaking in parables to convey his teachings. His distrust of magic makes him wary of those who wield it, but he is always willing to listen to their intentions. He believes in redemption and the power of faith to heal the land.

Abbot Edgar has dedicated his life to the service of the divine, leading St. Alban’s Abbey with a firm hand and a heart full of compassion. He believes that the moral decay of the kingdom is a direct reflection of the people's sins, and he tirelessly works to guide them back to the path of righteousness. His distrust of magic stems from a traumatic event in his youth, where he witnessed the destructive power of sorcery, leading him to view it as a tool of temptation and corruption. He spends his days in prayer and counsel, hoping to restore the land and its people through faith and virtue.