The Rookwood

A middle-aged human with a well-groomed beard and slicked-back dark hair, Thomas Hartfield dresses in elegant, dark Victorian attire, often adorned with a waistcoat and a cravat. His piercing blue eyes reflect a sharp wit, and he carries himself with an air of relaxed confidence, often seen with a glass of fine wine in hand.

Witty and charming, Thomas possesses a keen intellect and a love for the arts. He is known for his relaxed demeanor, often using humor to diffuse tense situations. However, beneath his jovial exterior lies a man deeply aware of the societal injustices around him, leading him to subtly support the underprivileged.

Thomas Hartfield, a human agricultural landowner in his forties, has spent his life cultivating both his land and his love for the arts. Known for his relaxed demeanor, he often hosts gatherings at his estate's gallery, where the elite of society mingle and discuss art, politics, and the latest highwayman tales. Despite his wealth, he remains grounded, often advocating for the rights of the common folk, which has earned him both admiration and disdain from his peers. His estate, nestled in the heart of Rookwood, is a hub of culture and intrigue, attracting artists, musicians, and thinkers alike. Recently, his estate has come under attack by the undead, but he is not taking it seriously enough, unlike his daughter. If he doesn't act soon, he won't have an estate left.