Ferdinand Gronseth (Ferdinand Grons - eth)

Ferdinand Gronseth

Ferdinand Gronseth was a famous explorer most well-known for the series of expeditions he made to would become known as the Camshire Islands. He kept extensive records of all the places he traveled to on his journeys, and later published chronicles of his adventures in the best-selling book, Prestigious Geography and Biology of the Island of Camshire

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

Agile

Special abilities

He could use some magic.

Apparel & Accessories

A decorated turban, mended chainmail, adventurer's clothing and backpack

Specialized Equipment

Map, journal, saber, lantern

Mental characteristics

Education

Though not born a noble, his knack for delivering detailed reports and daringness to go where no one else would win him favor among royalty.

Employment

Worked for the Minerva Expedition Corps.

Accomplishments & Achievements

Charted and founded the first settlement in the Camshire Archipelago.

Personality Characteristics

Motivation

To chart both the known and unknown worlds

Savvies & Ineptitudes

Savvies: Adventuring, writing

Likes & Dislikes

Likes: Exotic lands
Dislikes: Loud noises

Virtues & Personality perks

Bold, courageous, tolerant, and always prepared

Hygiene

Did his best to always be presentable even in the midst of turbulent weather. His clothes, however, frequently bore dirt stains.

Social

Family Ties

One of the members of the Black Parrot Privateers, Corvus Gronseth is descended from him.

Religious Views

Orthodox

Speech

Had a slight Spanish accent

Alignment

Neutral Good

Current Status

Buried

Current Location

Camshire

Species

Human

Conditions

• Half-Mage

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Sir Ferdinand Gronseth

Life

447 535 88 years old

Circumstances of Death

Natural causes

Pronouns

He/Him/His

Gender

Male

Eyes

Bright brown

Hair

Red, neatly cut

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

Light Nougat

Height

5'12

Weight

148 lbs

Belief/Deity

Beisha Church

Aligned Organization

Alfaya

Character Prototype

Prominent figures during the European Age of Exploration