Patrik Knave

Baron Patrik Knave, a former adventurer known for his daring and leadership, quickly rose from bandit chief to mercenary captain, ultimately earning the title of baron after winning favor with Benjamin Windrin. As baron, Patrik humiliated Reigol Valdread of the Order of the Flower in a rigged duel, claiming Reigol's magical sword. His fortunes reversed when he backed the elven rebels but failed to escape the empire, resulting in his exile and loss of lands.
Now, Patrik and his crew of miscreants, ex-knights, and wielders of forbidden magic, rob travelers under the guise of a "bridge toll" and operate from an abandoned water mill. He aims to gather enough treasure and mercenaries to reclaim his lands. Meanwhile, Reigol seeks to reclaim his stolen sword from Patrik.

Patrik Knave

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Titles

Garav's Gang leader

Race

Human

Sex

Male

Alignment

Neutral Evil

Sheet

dndbeyond

Lair

Wealth

Baron Patrik carries his Magic sword, Nine Lives, a shield bearing the Uthrak coat of arms, a toad rampant (worth 50 gp) and 2 potion of greater healing.

History

Even as a young adventurer, Patrik Knave was known for his derring-do, formidable swordplay, and cutthroat leadership. He soon gathered a team of like-minded scoundrels, the Garav's Gang, rising from bandit chief to mercenary captain.
The group of mercanry was tasked with saving the kidnaped duke, Benjamin Windrin from the hand of a few rebels. The duke Benjamin was found and rescued by Patrik and his gang. After winning the favor of Benjamin Windrin, he was titled baron.
As a baron, Patrik once defeated and humiliated Reigol Valdread, a knight from the Order of the Flower, in a rigged duel. As a result of this lost duel, Reigol gave his magical sword away to Patrik.
However, Baron Knave gambled poorly when he backed the elven rebelels, as despite heir success, he couldn't flee the empire in Time. Stripped of his lands, the exiled baron now abides in the wild with his crew of miscreants, knavish ex-knights, and wielders of forbidden magic.
Patrik and his crew lurk along a caravan road, robbing travelers under the pretense of a “bridge toll.” His current base of operations is an abandoned water mill, but he doesn’t intend to abide in this backwater forever. Once he gathers enough treasure and mercenaries, he’ll reclaim his lands.
Reigol, who heard of the Baron's deed, want to reclaim his stolen sword.