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Agnet Dal Lang
The Lang family is quite well-known and ancient. Its roots lie in Helligate; they distinguished themselves during the war against creatures from the abyss but ultimately lost everything. One of the Langs at that time, named Fredj, decided to try his luck and head west, and it proved successful. There he found love, as well as fame and respect. The state called Dal Duran became the new ancestral home for the now Dal Langs. The Knight became the one whom the family would worship henceforth, because it was combat skill and honor that repeatedly elevated the Langs and led them to prosperity.
This continued until Agnet was born. She turned out to be an only child, and great hopes were placed on her. Her father understood the importance of raising his daughter; she had to preserve the family's martial traditions, fulfill, in a way, the role of a son, an heir... And Agnet did indeed become an excellent warrior and a zealous servant of the Tieran Knight.
But this lasted only for a while. Strangely enough, with each passing day, Agnet realized that something was missing, that adherents of the Knight could not answer some questions that interested her. And when followers of a new, unfamiliar religion came from Dal Karen, and Agnet accidentally attended their sermon, this became a turning point for her. They spoke about how all religions either simply err or, moreover, contain a great hidden danger within themselves. That there exists only the Creator, and that He alone should be worshipped, rejecting all other gods. Most people didn't listen to them (who is interested in the sermons of some small sect?), some just shook their heads, and others refrained from waving their fists only because there were many guards in the square. But Agnet was simply struck by their words. On the same day, she approached those people, and they enlightened her further on the issues of their religion, managing to surprise her even more. Then Agnet told her father that she would leave the faith in the Knight, which was extremely unpleasant news for her parent. Perhaps he would have accepted a transition to another Tieran faith, but this decision seemed completely wild to him. This led to a major family quarrel, as a result of which her father practically disowned Agnet. She decided that she had nothing left to do in Dal Duran and set off to wander. Partly to suppress internal problems and contradictions within herself, partly to toughen up physically and mentally and show her father that she was worth something.
Agnet is a young warrior who has not yet been in battle; all her skills were acquired exclusively during training (although it was quite exhausting). She treats magic with great distrust, especially after changing her faith. The exception is healing magic. Agnet's trust in it increased when she saw that it was through this type of magic that the Creator's care for His creations manifests itself clearly, although this is her own opinion, unheard anywhere else.
Agnet is silent but quick-tempered, somewhat arrogant, although she has recently begun to strive to overcome this. Very self-confident. She doesn't know how to keep a conversation going – although ethics are usually taught in noble families, her family never saw any point in it because an eloquent tongue won't help in war, only a sharp blade will.
Nationality:
Dal Duran
Characteristics:
Strength -- 20
Constitution -- 20
Dexterity -- 8
Intelligence -- 10
Willpower -- 12
Speed -- 7
Perception -- 7
Skills:
Religion:
Other. Righteous bonus - reduction of the effectiveness of offensive magic when applied to the character.
Items:
Family all-metal spear -- Agnet belongs to that branch of the Langs, which inherits a spear from their ancestors, a rather ancient artifact. Of course, it is received only by the eldest sons, and in a sense, she was lucky not to have any brothers. Another branch of the family, close to them, owns a sword made by the same master craftsman.
Round steel shield -- it is not an ancient relic like the spear. Nevertheless, it is quite good and saved her father's life more than once.
Thoroughbred horse -- honestly stolen from her parents' stable. Well, borrowed. Broken in, knows its mistress.
Plate steel armor -- forged specifically for Agnet.
Necessary set of everything else -- bridle, saddle, clothes, handkerchiefs, all the necessary junk.
Cakes -- there was no bread in the house when Agnet prepared for the journey. What can you do? In recent generations, the Dal Langs have become somewhat spoiled, unfortunately.
Flint -- still found in the basement.
Water flask -- wine dulls the mind and prevents one from correctly assessing the situation in battle. Although another branch of the Langs fills flasks with alcohol so that they are in a suitable mood. Agnet, like her father, considers this a manifestation of cowardice and weakness.
Money -- a little, as much as possible could be taken hastily.
Book -- the one shared with Agnet by her new fellow believers.
