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	\|reactions = Intervention. When an ally within 5 feet of Sir Keldic is targeted by an attack, he can use his reaction to swap places with the ally. He then becomes the target of the attack.		\|reactions = Intervention. When an ally within 5 feet of Sir Keldic is targeted by an attack, he can use his reaction to swap places with the ally. He then becomes the target of the attack.
	\|roleplaying_notes = Sir Keldic is a fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock. Driven by an unyielding sense of law, order, and goodness, he rarely compromises his moral code. Despite the weariness of war, he maintained a charismatic and commanding presence.		\|roleplaying_notes = Sir Keldic is a fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock. Driven by an unyielding sense of law, order, and goodness, he rarely compromises his moral code. Despite the weariness of war, he maintained a charismatic and commanding presence.
	\|campaign = ~~Wanborne/Ripper Clan Conflict~~		\|campaign = Ivae Orr
	\|appearance = A stately man wearing well-maintained plate armor, bearing the crest of his fallen Barony. His face is etched with the lines of stress and decade of war.		\|appearance = A stately man wearing well-maintained plate armor, bearing the crest of his fallen Barony. His face is etched with the lines of stress and decade of war.
	\|voice_mannerisms = Commanding, resonant, and stern, but capable of genuine warmth when speaking about his family or ideals.		\|voice_mannerisms = Commanding, resonant, and stern, but capable of genuine warmth when speaking about his family or ideals.

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	\|monster_name = Sir Keldic		\|monster_name = Sir Keldic, Fallen Baron of Wanborne
	\|image = Sir Keldic.png		\|image = Sir Keldic.png
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-A fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock, Sir [[Keldic]] ran afoul of various criminal factions in his quest to bring law order and goodness to his Barony. His anti-corruption efforts earned him both their respect and the ire of the local thieves guilds. They generally co-existed peacefully enough, Keldic would run the guild out when they got to bold with their thieving, and they would make trade difficult in return by paying brigands to attack the wool convoys. Nether side could gain a military advantage for long and eventually the guild just took over more of the legitimate wool markets and simply charged higher prices to make up for their illicit losses. It set a precedent of conflict for his rule.
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-It wasn't until he inadvertently got between a half-orc assassin and his mark, a minor knight who failed to pay off some gambling debts to [[Gastiona Lod]] of [[Spinecastle]] while riding through his barony that the trouble really started. He killed the assassin on the spot, stripped the knight of his title, and finding the trail led to the fighting slave pits of Spinecastle run by some of the local Ripper clans (who were also being used by the thieves guild as paid muscle) he went after the Hobgoblins with a vengeance.
+They generally co-existed peacefully enough: Keldic would run the guild out when they grew too bold with their thieving, and they would make trade difficult in return by paying brigands to attack wool convoys. Neither side could gain a military advantage for long. Eventually, the guild simply took over more of the legitimate wool markets and charged higher prices to make up for their illicit losses, setting a precedent of conflict for Keldic's rule.
-A decade of warfare ensued, the de-spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.
+The real trouble started when Keldic inadvertently intervened between a half-orc assassin and his mark—a minor knight who failed to pay off gambling debts to [[Gastiona Lod]] of [[Spinecastle]]. While riding through his barony, Keldic killed the assassin on the spot, stripped the knight of his title, and discovered the trail led to the fighting slave pits of Spinecastle, run by local Ripper Clans (who were also used by the thieves' guild as paid muscle). Keldic immediately went after the Hobgoblins with a vengeance.
-Keldic was recuperating with his wife and youngest daughter in his manor at [[Wanborne]] when [[Trozig|Trozigs]] raiders attacked. He and his wife were killed, their bodies put on display while his daughter [[Sophia]] was reportedly either sent back to the Rippers castle or perhaps north to Spinecastle.
+A decade of warfare ensued. The de-spurred knight's family refused to render aid, and some say they even helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs' hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeeded in laying waste to the Barony, killing off Keldic's entire family by capturing them one by one and sending them to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.
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+Keldic was recuperating with his wife and youngest daughter in his manor at [[Wanborne]] when [[Trozig|Trozigs]] raiders attacked. He and his wife were killed, their bodies put on display, while his daughter [[Sophia]] was reportedly either sent back to the Rippers' castle or perhaps north to Spinecastle.
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+|equipment = Plate Armor, Longsword, Lance, signet ring of the Barony.

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	A fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock, Sir [[Keldic]] ran afoul of various criminal factions in his quest to bring law order and goodness to his Barony. His anti-corruption efforts earned him both their respect and the ire of the local thieves guilds. They generally co-existed peacefully enough, Keldic would run the guild out when they got to bold with their thieving, and they would make trade difficult in return by paying brigands to attack the wool convoys. Nether side could gain a military advantage for long and eventually the guild just took over more of the legitimate wool markets and simply charged higher prices to make up for their illicit losses. It set a precedent of conflict for his rule.		A fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock, Sir [[Keldic]] ran afoul of various criminal factions in his quest to bring law order and goodness to his Barony. His anti-corruption efforts earned him both their respect and the ire of the local thieves guilds. They generally co-existed peacefully enough, Keldic would run the guild out when they got to bold with their thieving, and they would make trade difficult in return by paying brigands to attack the wool convoys. Nether side could gain a military advantage for long and eventually the guild just took over more of the legitimate wool markets and simply charged higher prices to make up for their illicit losses. It set a precedent of conflict for his rule.

	It wasn't until he inadvertently got between a half-orc assassin and his mark, a minor knight who failed to pay off some gambling debts to Lod of Spinecastle while riding through his barony that the trouble really started. He killed the assassin on the spot, stripped the knight of his title, and finding the trail led to the fighting slave pits of Spinecastle run by some of the local Ripper clans (who were also being used by the thieves guild as paid muscle) he went after the Hobgoblins with a vengeance.		It wasn't until he inadvertently got between a half-orc assassin and his mark, a minor knight who failed to pay off some gambling debts to [[Gastiona Lod]] of [[Spinecastle]] while riding through his barony that the trouble really started. He killed the assassin on the spot, stripped the knight of his title, and finding the trail led to the fighting slave pits of Spinecastle run by some of the local Ripper clans (who were also being used by the thieves guild as paid muscle) he went after the Hobgoblins with a vengeance.

	A decade of warfare ensued, the de-spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.		A decade of warfare ensued, the de-spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.

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	A decade of warfare ensued, the de-spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.		A decade of warfare ensued, the de-spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.

	Keldic was recuperating with his wife and youngest daughter in his manor at [[Wanborne]] when [[Trozig\|Trozigs]] raiders attacked. He and his wife were killed, their bodies put on display while his daughter was reportedly either sent back to the Rippers castle or perhaps north to Spinecastle.		Keldic was recuperating with his wife and youngest daughter in his manor at [[Wanborne]] when [[Trozig\|Trozigs]] raiders attacked. He and his wife were killed, their bodies put on display while his daughter [[Sophia]] was reportedly either sent back to the Rippers castle or perhaps north to Spinecastle.

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	A fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock, Sir [[Keldic]] ran afoul of various criminal factions in his quest to bring law order and goodness to his Barony. His anti-corruption efforts earned him both their respect and the ire of the local thieves guilds. They generally co-existed peacefully enough, Keldic would run the guild out when they got to bold with their thieving, and they would make trade difficult in return by paying brigands to attack the wool convoys. Nether side could gain an advantage and eventually the guild just took over more of the legitimate wool markets and simply charged higher prices to make up for their illicit losses. It set a precedent of conflict for his rule.		A fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock, Sir [[Keldic]] ran afoul of various criminal factions in his quest to bring law order and goodness to his Barony. His anti-corruption efforts earned him both their respect and the ire of the local thieves guilds. They generally co-existed peacefully enough, Keldic would run the guild out when they got to bold with their thieving, and they would make trade difficult in return by paying brigands to attack the wool convoys. Nether side could gain a military advantage for long and eventually the guild just took over more of the legitimate wool markets and simply charged higher prices to make up for their illicit losses. It set a precedent of conflict for his rule.

	It wasn't until he got between a half-orc assassin and his mark, a minor knight who failed to pay off some gambling debts to Lod of Spinecastle while riding through his barony that the trouble really started. He killed the assassin on the spot, stripped the knight of his title, and ~~then~~ finding the trail led ~~back~~ to the fighting slave pits of Spinecastle run by some of the local Ripper clans (who were also being used by the thieves guild as paid muscle) he went after the Hobgoblins with a vengeance.		It wasn't until he inadvertently got between a half-orc assassin and his mark, a minor knight who failed to pay off some gambling debts to Lod of Spinecastle while riding through his barony that the trouble really started. He killed the assassin on the spot, stripped the knight of his title, and finding the trail led to the fighting slave pits of Spinecastle run by some of the local Ripper clans (who were also being used by the thieves guild as paid muscle) he went after the Hobgoblins with a vengeance.

	A decade of warfare ensued, the de spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.		A decade of warfare ensued, the de-spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.

	Keldic was recuperating with his wife and youngest daughter in his manor at [[Wanborne]] when Trozigs raiders attacked. He and his wife were killed, their bodies put on display while his daughter was reportedly either sent back to the Rippers castle or perhaps north to Spinecastle.		Keldic was recuperating with his wife and youngest daughter in his manor at [[Wanborne]] when [[Trozig\|Trozigs]] raiders attacked. He and his wife were killed, their bodies put on display while his daughter was reportedly either sent back to the Rippers castle or perhaps north to Spinecastle.

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A fine specimen of the once noble Oredian stock, Sir [[Keldic]] ran afoul of various criminal factions in his quest to bring law order and goodness to his Barony. His anti-corruption efforts earned him both their respect and the ire of the local thieves guilds. They generally co-existed peacefully enough, Keldic would run the guild out when they got to bold with their thieving, and they would make trade difficult in return by paying brigands to attack the wool convoys. Nether side could gain an advantage and eventually the guild just took over more of the legitimate wool markets and simply charged higher prices to make up for their illicit losses. It set a precedent of conflict for his rule.

It wasn't until he got between a half-orc assassin and his mark, a minor knight who failed to pay off some gambling debts to Lod of Spinecastle while riding through his barony that the trouble really started. He killed the assassin on the spot, stripped the knight of his title, and then finding the trail led back to the fighting slave pits of Spinecastle run by some of the local Ripper clans (who were also being used by the thieves guild as paid muscle) he went after the Hobgoblins with a vengeance.

A decade of warfare ensued, the de spurred knights family refused to render aid, and some say helped the Rippers by allowing them passage through their lands in exchange for not sacking their serfs hamlets. The Rippers ultimately succeed in laying waste to the Barony and killing off his entire family by capturing each one by one and sending them Spinecastle to die in the very pits Keldic was trying to shut down.

Keldic was recuperating with his wife and youngest daughter in his manor at [[Wanborne]] when Trozigs raiders attacked. He and his wife were killed, their bodies put on display while his daughter was reportedly either sent back to the Rippers castle or perhaps north to Spinecastle.