Tegid

Sir Tegid is the second son of Salisbury’s Marshall Sir Elad.

While officially squired to his brother, Sir Dafydd, Tegid’s father was very involved in his younger son’s training. It was not an easy 7 years. Elad and Dafydd both drove the young man brutally and Tegid quickly learned to bear the weight of his training with little to no outward acknowledgment of the stress he was under.

While his relationship with his family frayed during his period as a squire his respect for his lord, Count Roderick, grew. In Roderick, Tegid saw a forward thinking lord actively trying to better his seat and the lot of those who swore loyalty to him.

His loyalty to Roderick is intense, bordering on fanaticism, and while he somewhat respects both his father and brother despite his treatment during training, his loyalty to them is a shadow of what he feels toward his lord.

He’s friendly with the other knights raised with him in the winter of 480 and has found a brotherhood in their company that he never felt within his own family structure