A medieval French war hero with a powerful ally and a serious guilt complex. Armand is a retired soldier from the army, risen to prominence in society as a respected commoner who fought for his country, crown and church. Having saved the life of an important Cardinal in the Church during a seige, his notoriety has spread throughout France. What the public doesn't know is that Armand left his brother's side during the battle and his brother was killed while he was away. Armand is distraught to say the least. The adoration he receives from other commoners and haughty compliments from the nobility only make his guilt worse. Armand received a sizable award, the eternal support of the grateful Cardinal, and now makes a comforatable living serving as a guard, consultant and private bodyguard to nobility.

Bouncy bubble-headed ingenue with mean boyfriend. (see "Percival "The Ogre" Perkins")

An ideal butler - skilled, versatile, and discreet.

A bodyguard and mercenary

Karom exists somewhere in the 7th through 10th centuries as a viking raider plundering the shores of Britian and France. He shows no mercy in his business whatsoever and does not even flinch when striking down a woman or child. He is a successful, experienced raider and has earned the respect of his clansmen in battle. His name comes from his enjoyment of pummling the face of a vanquished opponent with his fists.