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A middle-aged human male with a regal bearing, King Friedrich has short, dark hair with streaks of gray and piercing blue eyes. He wears a richly embroidered royal robe adorned with the insignia of the Holy Roman Empire, and a golden crown rests upon his head. His presence commands respect, and he carries a sword at his side, symbolizing his role as both a ruler and a protector.

Friedrich is wise and compassionate, valuing the well-being of his subjects above all. He is strategic in his thinking, often weighing the consequences of his actions carefully. While he is a firm ruler, he is also known for his fairness and willingness to listen to counsel from both advisors and common folk.

Born into the noble Hohenberg family, Friedrich was raised in the opulence of the Holy Roman Empire's court. From a young age, he was groomed for leadership, learning the intricacies of politics, warfare, and diplomacy. His reign has been marked by efforts to unify the fragmented territories of the Empire and strengthen its influence in the region. Despite his noble upbringing, Friedrich is known for his humility and dedication to his people, often seen mingling with commoners to understand their struggles. He is a staunch advocate for justice and has implemented reforms to improve the lives of his subjects, earning him both admiration and enemies among the nobility.