Lockwood
Tristen Gabriel Lockwood
Lockwood, a charismatic and slightly cocky young man of 18, stands as a beacon of hope and determination in the world of Tanaria.
Lockwood's journey is just beginning, and his fervent belief in justice and righteousness, coupled with his charming personality, will undoubtedly lead him to great adventures and heroic deeds.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Lockwood stands at 5'10", with a lean but muscular build from years of training. His dark hair is often tousled, and his eyes carry a determined gleam. His charismatic smile and confident demeanor often draw people to him, making him a natural leader.
Special abilities
Lockwood excels in combat, particularly with a rapier. He also possesses healing abilities, granted by his Paladin oath, and a deep understanding of Dhuma's diverse cultures and terrains.
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Tristen Gabriel Lockwood was born in the bustling kingdom of Dhuma, where the landscape was as diverse as its population. His parents were humble traders, respected in their community for their honesty and diligence. However, tragedy struck when he was just five years old. A plague swept through their village, claiming the lives of his parents and leaving Lockwood orphaned at a tender age.
He spent the following years bouncing between relatives, none of whom had the resources or willingness to care for another child. Each new home was a temporary refuge, and he never stayed long enough to form lasting bonds. This transient lifestyle hardened Lockwood, teaching him resilience and self-reliance from an early age. Lockwood’s life took a turn when he was taken in by Graver, an old friend of his father's. Graver was a retired soldier with a gruff exterior, but he saw potential in the young boy. He took Lockwood under his wing, teaching him not only the art of swordplay but also the values of honor and compassion. Graver's lessons extended beyond combat; he taught Lockwood to stand up for those who couldn’t defend themselves and to always strive for justice. Despite their meager means, they found happiness in their simple life. Graver became the father Lockwood had lost, and Lockwood became the son Graver never had. They forged a bond of mutual respect and affection, creating a semblance of family that Lockwood had longed for. When Lockwood was 15, a hunting trip turned into a nightmare. While searching for game in the forests of southern Dhuma, they were ambushed by a ruthless bandit. Graver, always protective, pushed Lockwood down a hill, sacrificing himself to save the boy. Lockwood scrambled back to their camp only to find Graver dead and their belongings stolen. The loss of Graver, the only constant in his turbulent life, shattered Lockwood. Determined to honor Graver's memory and prevent others from suffering similar losses, Lockwood vowed to dedicate his life to protecting the innocent. He decided to become a Paladin, a guardian of justice and a beacon of hope.
He spent the following years bouncing between relatives, none of whom had the resources or willingness to care for another child. Each new home was a temporary refuge, and he never stayed long enough to form lasting bonds. This transient lifestyle hardened Lockwood, teaching him resilience and self-reliance from an early age. Lockwood’s life took a turn when he was taken in by Graver, an old friend of his father's. Graver was a retired soldier with a gruff exterior, but he saw potential in the young boy. He took Lockwood under his wing, teaching him not only the art of swordplay but also the values of honor and compassion. Graver's lessons extended beyond combat; he taught Lockwood to stand up for those who couldn’t defend themselves and to always strive for justice. Despite their meager means, they found happiness in their simple life. Graver became the father Lockwood had lost, and Lockwood became the son Graver never had. They forged a bond of mutual respect and affection, creating a semblance of family that Lockwood had longed for. When Lockwood was 15, a hunting trip turned into a nightmare. While searching for game in the forests of southern Dhuma, they were ambushed by a ruthless bandit. Graver, always protective, pushed Lockwood down a hill, sacrificing himself to save the boy. Lockwood scrambled back to their camp only to find Graver dead and their belongings stolen. The loss of Graver, the only constant in his turbulent life, shattered Lockwood. Determined to honor Graver's memory and prevent others from suffering similar losses, Lockwood vowed to dedicate his life to protecting the innocent. He decided to become a Paladin, a guardian of justice and a beacon of hope.
The Paladin’s Path
Lockwood spent the next three years training rigorously. He joined the Order of the Radiant Beacon, dedicated to the goddess Elyssia, the Beacon of Resolve. Though young and inexperienced, his resolve impressed his mentors. He learned the sacred tenets of his order, honing his skills with the rapier and mastering the divine powers granted by his oath. His fellow trainees often viewed him as reckless and too eager to prove himself. However, Lockwood's determination was fueled by his past traumas and the promise he made to Graver. He pushed himself to the brink, driven by a desire to protect and serve. At 18, Lockwood took his oath, pledging to uphold justice and protect the weak under the guidance of Elyssia. His journey was just beginning, and he was eager to prove himself. He donned his armor and set out into the world, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.Sexuality
Demisexual
Personality Characteristics
Motivation
Lockwood’s primary goal is to protect the innocent and bring justice to the wrongdoers. He also seeks to find a place where he truly belongs, forging lasting bonds with those who share his ideals.
Alignment
Lawful Neutral
Current Location
Species
Date of Birth
Goldenvine 16, 484
Year of Birth
484 HE
17 Years old
Birthplace
Dhuma
Children
Pronouns
He/Him
Sex
Male
Gender
Man
Presentation
Masculine
Eyes
Brown
Hair
Short, Brown
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Pale White
Height
5'10"
Weight
180
Quotes & Catchphrases
"No, you can't just kill everyone..."
Belief/Deity
Elyssia
Aligned Organization
Other Affiliations
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