<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Grosvenor, "The Dragon", Bio</div><div class="spoiler_body">Grosvenor is a Tiefling who came to the city when he was still a child, along with his parents; his mother, a Tiefling, and his father, a human. The Infernal blood won out, of course, and he was born with a cruel set of horns, much like his mother, and red skin to match hers. The couple had come to the city, for their love was frowned upon in most societies; but they found solace and acceptance among the other outcasts.<br/><br/>In a town full of dangers, Grosvenor's youth was full of peril and adventure, but he took to it readily. His own father, who was a monk, took to teaching his son some degree of martial arts; but unlike his father, the youth did not quite have the knack for the discipline and chi manipulation. Where his father was elegant and graceful, Grosvenor was cunning and brutal, and eventually worked on a style of martial arts that differed profoundly from his father's own.<br/><br/>His father never quite liked how the undead were allowed to hunt at night, and so, for as long as he could, he would depart into the nights to stalk the mindless undead and destroy them, for as long as the Silver Truce and his own aging body would allow. When he became too old to continue the fight, the mantle was passed onto his son. Grosvenor took to the hunt with an almost glee that might unsettle some, and was a constant worry for his parents; but time after time, he managed to make it home, still alive (if not always well); consequently, a catch phrase of his has become "I'm not dead yet!", often accompanied with laughter.<br/><br/>His moniker of "The Dragon" comes from his boastful posturing and the manner in which he attempts to intimidate sentient undead into either fighting him (when they seem to be pursuing someone else), as well as from his style of fighting.<br/><br/>In his years of taking to the streets at night, he has developed a reputation among both the living and the dead; while he doesn't always seek to be a hero (as he is not motivated by Good), there is a handful of living every year who benefit from his hunts; people he has saved from being killed by the dead who walk. Such people have received escorts to the Silver Dawn, where they could shelter for the night; and, often enough, "pep talks" about how they need to learn to defend themselves, because relying on someone else to save them is just asking for trouble.<br/><br/>As a relatively accomplished hunter who is not known to give quarter, he is also known among the sentient undead of the city as a person of interest; whether they see him as a threat to be killed, a challenge to be savored, or a dangerous psychopath to avoid is up to the individual, but needless to say, he does not have a good rapport with them.<br/><br/>In regards to the Silver Truce, Grosvenor respects and abides by it, and will always cooperate with its Enforcers; he may not follow all the laws of the city to the letter of the word, but the Silver Truce is something he holds in the highest regards. That being said, during the initial chaotic period of the eternal moon, he was going full tilt, as some individuals were; but once the Clocktower established some semblance of order, he resumed to abiding by the moonrise/moonset laws...<br/><br/>With one exception. While yes, he tries to abide by the Silver Truce as dictated by the ringing of the bells, if he sees an Undead "acting out" during the otherwise peaceful "day", he will assess the situation; either there will be Silver Truce Enforcers to deal with it; or, if not, he will deal with the problematic undead himself. He sees this as not a violation of the Truce, since firstly, the whole situation is very chaotic, and secondly, the Undead in question made the first aggressive action and therefore broke the law; on his part, he is simply punishing a law-breaker when there is no respectable member of authority to do so (hence why he looks to see if there are Enforcers before acting; if there are, he will instead allow them to handle the situation). <br/></div></div><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">image</div><div class="spoiler_body">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/13/9a/84/139a84e1d22372db0c265dad08cb2c06.jpg)<br/></div></div><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Code of Conduct</div><div class="spoiler_body">Always abide by the Silver Truce. Respect its enforcers, and its creator. <br/>My word is my oath, and my oath is inviolable.<br/>Through the glory of The Hunt, my life is given purpose; I shall not shun it, lest there be a greater duty to tend to.<br/>Just as I shall not shun The Hunt, neither shall I hog it; to share the glory is to share brilliance and beauty with another; such things should always be shared. <br/>Through the glory of The Hunt, Trophies shall be claimed. If The Hunt is shared, so too shall the Trophies.<br/>An individual must attain a reputation, good or ill, and should strive to live by it.<br/>Though Urgathoa is the Goddess of Excess, among other things, it does not do my reputation good to lose control.<br/>Those who assist in The Hunt shall profit; or at the very least, live long enough to prosper. Those who stand in the way of The Hunt shall be made to suffer adequately for their offense. <br/></div></div><br/>https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1196923<br/><br/>Since he's Lawful, I decided to give him a code of honor/conduct that he ascribes to. Any questions about it, feel free to ask.