Balder Durrandon (son of Durran XIX): Difference between revisions
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Balder's time while imprisoned turned him into a fearful man, a shadow of himself. After near a decade, his brothers granted him freedom, no longer considering him a threat to the throne. He promptly went out into the peasantry in search of a man who could be king, a worthy heir, amongst the lowborn bastards of the realm. Few took his attempts seriously. | Balder's time while imprisoned turned him into a fearful man, a shadow of himself. After near a decade, his brothers granted him freedom, no longer considering him a threat to the throne. He promptly went out into the peasantry in search of a man who could be king, a worthy heir, amongst the lowborn bastards of the realm. Few took his attempts seriously. | ||
During battle in 134 A.I., at Blackstripe, Balder was struck in the head by a mace, and rendered him barely conscious for the rest of his life. He was unable to care for himself, and his basic faculties fell to the responsibility of his family. | |||
== Quotes by Balder == | == Quotes by Balder == | ||