Sir Walter Admound
(Played by Dana Blakeslee)
The younger son of a lesser nobel, Sir Walter Admound is temperamental and opinionated. Something of a braggart, what he lacks in title he makes up for in arrogance. You herald the arrival of Admound and his men as a source of protection, and are willing to do everything possible to keep him happy and fulfill his whims.
Paganus Payne
(Played by Ryan Pendergist)
A mercenary with a cloudy past, currently in service to Sir Walter Admound, Paganus Payne lacks ideals and is willing to go to any extent to accomplish his goals. Shifty and crafty, the man keeps to himself and lurks around the edges of activity. His status as Admound's man means he commands your respect - but respect tinged with fear is all the more he is given.
Gareth Thrompson
(Played by Tim Blakeslee)
Only recently arrived at Stretton, Gareth Thrompson has quickly proven essential to the community. Although he and his sister keep their past to themselves, you and your follow villagers appreciate his handwork and honesty. In the recent, tragic attack, Gareth stepped forward and took command, his leadership making him the hero of the moment.
Alys Thrompson
(Played by Rebecca Blakeslee)
The general consensus regarding Gareth Thrompson’s younger sister is that Alys Thrompson is a fine young lady, but obviously touched in the head. Whether she is insane or merely traumatized by a tragic past, you and your fellow villagers aren’t certain how you feel about her, but accept her out of respect for Gareth.
Morianna and Morwen
(Played by Beth Pendergist and Debbie Blakeslee)
After the death of Morianna’s husband, John, owner of The Black Plowe, her sister Morwen joined her in Stretton. They run the inn together, Morianna’s outspoken friendliness a good contrast to Morwen’s timid, mousey personality. All who live in Stretton hold both women in high regard and consider The Black Plowe “our inn.”
Gilbert of Stretton
(Played by Doug Pendergist)
‘Alderman Gilbert’, although he hasn’t been given any such title officially, is the leader in Stretton. He is the embodiment of the law in the town, and all the inhabitants naturally turn to him.
(Played by Dana Blakeslee)
The younger son of a lesser nobel, Sir Walter Admound is temperamental and opinionated. Something of a braggart, what he lacks in title he makes up for in arrogance. You herald the arrival of Admound and his men as a source of protection, and are willing to do everything possible to keep him happy and fulfill his whims.
Paganus Payne
(Played by Ryan Pendergist)
A mercenary with a cloudy past, currently in service to Sir Walter Admound, Paganus Payne lacks ideals and is willing to go to any extent to accomplish his goals. Shifty and crafty, the man keeps to himself and lurks around the edges of activity. His status as Admound's man means he commands your respect - but respect tinged with fear is all the more he is given.
Gareth Thrompson
(Played by Tim Blakeslee)
Only recently arrived at Stretton, Gareth Thrompson has quickly proven essential to the community. Although he and his sister keep their past to themselves, you and your follow villagers appreciate his handwork and honesty. In the recent, tragic attack, Gareth stepped forward and took command, his leadership making him the hero of the moment.
Alys Thrompson
(Played by Rebecca Blakeslee)
The general consensus regarding Gareth Thrompson’s younger sister is that Alys Thrompson is a fine young lady, but obviously touched in the head. Whether she is insane or merely traumatized by a tragic past, you and your fellow villagers aren’t certain how you feel about her, but accept her out of respect for Gareth.
Morianna and Morwen
(Played by Beth Pendergist and Debbie Blakeslee)
After the death of Morianna’s husband, John, owner of The Black Plowe, her sister Morwen joined her in Stretton. They run the inn together, Morianna’s outspoken friendliness a good contrast to Morwen’s timid, mousey personality. All who live in Stretton hold both women in high regard and consider The Black Plowe “our inn.”
Gilbert of Stretton
(Played by Doug Pendergist)
‘Alderman Gilbert’, although he hasn’t been given any such title officially, is the leader in Stretton. He is the embodiment of the law in the town, and all the inhabitants naturally turn to him.
