Player: Swedish Steel<br/>Name:  Alistair Douglas Laird of Craggenrock<br/><br/>Apperance: Tall, broadshouldered and muscular, Alistair could easely been cast as an actor in Braveheart. His hair is thick and wild, and so is his red beard, though he tries to keep it neatly trimmed. His eyes are light blue, almost grey.<br/><br/>History: Alistair was born the second son of Archibald Douglas, Laird of Craggenrock. Growing up in a big castle was interesting, but not quite as luxurious as one would think. As long as he could remember his familly had to struggle with their economy. Their holdings were wast, but the income from them allways seemed to be less than their expenses.<br/>Alistair grew up in the shadow of his older brother Robert. His relationship with his brother was warm, but neither of them seemed to be able to forget that Robert clearly was their fathers favorite. Argyle Douglas was not a cruel man, but seemed incapable of expressing his love for his children. What little he could manage allways seemed to be reserved for Robert. Luckily their mother Molly had plenty of love to spare.<br/>Alistair studdied at Oxford, mainly litterature. He had a dream of becoming an actor, but not some vulgar Hollywood actor. No, it was the theater that called to him. His father didn't approve, of course, but by that time Alistair had already stopped caring what his father thought. After many years as a strugling, underpaid actor in London, Alistair finally had his dream within his grasp as he was accepted into the Royal Shakespear Company. His first role would be that of Laertes in Hamlet.<br/>For awhile he had his head stuck in the cloudes. He had the job he'd always dreamed of, but that wasn't all. The young actress who would be playing Ophelia, Rose, was also new and they soon found they got along really well. Soon they were involved in a passionate relationship, one they kept secret from the world. They didn't want people to talk at work, plus they were going to play brother and sister in the play, they didn't want to give the press the satisfaction.<br/>Everything took a turn for the worse as Alistair was bitten by a huge dog as he and Rose were taking a stroll in Hyde Park. When the Change came over Alistair he was at Rose's appartment, staying the night. As the full moon rose and the rage bubbled in his blood as he transformed for the first time, Rose panicked and ran. It ended in blood and tears of course, as it often do when a Rahu undergo his first change. Alistair found himself sitting on the floor of Rose's wrecked appartment, clutching her broken and bloody body in his arms as he howled at the moon in rage and sorrow at the unforgivable sin he had just comitted, tears running down his face. He managed to pull himself together and get out of there before the police arrived.<br/>The people he worked with was shocked by the senseless murder of Rose, of course, and wondered who would do such a thing to such a sweet girl. Alistair didn't wonder, he knew. When the police came and questioned them he told them nothing of what he knew, who would believe him? Due to the fact that no one ever had suspected that he and Rose were more than friends, Alistair never became a suspect. Her murder was never solved.<br/>Alistair went to her funeral, secretly both furious over the fact that he couldn't tell anyone how much she had ment to him, and guilty as sin over what he had done. It was his fault. He had no idea what was happening to him, but he did know that Rose would still be alive if she'd never had met him. Though he looked calm on the outside during the ceremony, his inner turmoil was mirrored by the weather as the sky split open and rain and lightning poured down. Somehow he found it fitting, why wouldn't the sky  weep and rage at such a tragedy?<br/>Within a few weeks of the funeral he recieved another blow. He recieved message from home, his brother Robert had been killed in a hunting accident. In less than a month Alistair had burried two people he loved. After his brothers funeral his mother begged him to move back home. His father was getting on in years and had handed over the responsibility of running the estate to Robert. With him gone they stood a great chance of losing their home. Alistair protested of course, but secretly he was desperate to get away from London and the ghost of Rose.<br/>Some years has passed, and Alistair is still struggling with both the estate and the guilt over what he did to Rose. He is now the Laird of Craggenrock and that often keeps him busy enough for him to forget his past. Often, but not always.<br/><br/>Gifts: Alistair is known to be able to deliver crushing blows that can shatter bone without difficulty as if he was armed with a sledge hammer and not his fists.<br/>He can also jump extremely far and has been seen jumping from roof top to roof top when pursuing a prey.<br/>Wind seems to obey his wishes and more than once has the wind come when he has called.<br/>He has also the power to call up fog that can obscure almost all sight. It has even been known that he seems to be able to command the fog to move in the direction he wishes.<br/>