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| − | Argol is the Knight Commander of Albright, and best friend to [[Cazio]]. After 100 years of service to adventuring, Argol has found himself to be a strong leader and warhorse, and he is astute and brave, he is still not adept at feeling security, compassion, or loss. | + | Argol is the Knight Commander of Albright, and best friend to [[Cazio]]. After 100 years of service to adventuring, Argol has found himself to be a strong leader and warhorse, and he is astute and brave, he is still not adept at feeling security, compassion, or loss.<br> |
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[[Image:Argol.jpg|right|frame|Argol, Knight Commander of Albright.]] | [[Image:Argol.jpg|right|frame|Argol, Knight Commander of Albright.]] | ||
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Brief Overview
Argol is the Knight Commander of Albright, and best friend to Cazio. After 100 years of service to adventuring, Argol has found himself to be a strong leader and warhorse, and he is astute and brave, he is still not adept at feeling security, compassion, or loss.
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Early History
While many people are, have been, and will continue to be, born in Grundlewood, not many are the consequence of a siege, and fewer still live to see the conclusion. Argol was not only born as the consequence of a siege, he was borne right into the middle of it: fighting only moments after his conception.
During the Second Undead Siege of Grundlewood, a team of trained wizards and craftsman gathered. Though many of its citizens were already consumed, and there was little hope to saving its people, there was a great fear that, after consuming the city, the zombie army would move on to consume the rest of the countryside. The craftsmen and wizards recognized this and so, more than 100 years ago, Argol was raised to raze the undead.
He has no recollection of his creation, the full extent of his involvement in Grundlewood or of his brethren, or how he came to be free.
