Lord Osbert Fitzroy was the youngest of three sons, and inherited his barony after his two brothers tragically, suddenly, and not at all suspiciously perished. A brilliant tactician and fierce warrior, his brutality is matched only by his reverence and piousness. A man of deep faith, he believes fervently in the divine right of kings and his own sanctified destiny. In this way he is a tapestry of contradictions, embodying a curious blend of elegance and raw, untamed brutality. Tall and lean, he moves with a grace that seemed incongruous amidst the thugs and rogues he called companions.