Information
Type:	Player Character
Player:	Arcas
Gender:	Male
Religion:	British Christian
Class:	Vassal Knight
Glory:	13907
Level of fame:	Famous
Distinctive features:
Current age:	"Expression error: Unexpected < operator." is not a number. (as of TimelineA.D.)
Estate:	Tisbury
County:	Salisbury
Liege lord:	Ellen
Squire:
Address
Form of address:	Sir
Colloquial address:	Sir Tisbury
Formal address:	Sir Cadry of Tisbury of House Cellydon.
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Family
House:	Cellydon
Family tree:	[]
Current wife:	Mati
Former wives:
Sons (0):
Daughters (0):
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Father:
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Brothers:
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Origin
Culture:	[[]]
Age category:	Adult
Born:	460 A.D.
Squired:	475 A.D.
Knighted:	481 A.D.
Birthcounty:	Salisbury
Coat-of-Arms
Argent, a tree proper

~ Famous Vassal Knight ~

Sir Cadry the Strange

Cadry is a Famous Cymric Vassal Knight from Salisbury. He currently serves Ellen.

He is the son of Cadwallon and Nia. He is married to Mati. He has no sons or daughters.

He is years old and lives in Salisbury.

Description

Cadry is the son of Cadwallon, one of the so called Bannermen, and heir to [[Tisbury]]. He watched his father die while still very young and has been raised by his stepmother and his uncle. He used to serve his brother-in-law Lord [[Amig]] as a squire but now serve Count [[Roderick]] of [[the Rock]] as a [[Vassal Knight]]

Entourage

Sir Cadry has one squire, [[Ciaran]], a strange boy from Avalon. He also keeps a personal friend, Guilaumme, as a lackey.

Personal stable

Sir Cadry has a standard knight's personal stable. He rides a [[charger]] to war. Both him and his squire rides a [[rouncy]] when travelling and they keep goods and equipment on a [[sumpter]]. This is apart from the [[horses]] kept at his estate. These horses are kept with him at all times.

Famuli

Sir Cadry is married and has several children with his last wife [[Brangwen]]. and . He also has a young priestess, Bellyra who tends to his family's spiritual needs.

He has also fathered a bastard daughter with, Brigid, daughter of the King of Lein. In addition Sir Cadry has two bastard sons and one bastard daughter in the village of Stump born 501.

Mesnie

Sir Cadry has two lineage men as swordsmen, they protect him and his children at all times. By ancient custom he also supplies one archer to [[Vagon]] Castle, to protect young squires in training. By order of Lady [[Ellen]], five local men helps Cadry protect the hundred from [[forest]] bandits. In 503, five of the [[Jagent]] Cellydons joined forces with the main branch and swore to protect Tisbury.

Notable possessions

• [[The Iron Crown]] of [[Cellydon]]
• A wolf-cloak worth a small fortune. Sacrificed to Beli Lugh before Cadrys knighting.
• The [[Sword]] of [[Sigeberht]] Given to the giant Himlingslevah in 499.
• A lock of Gwydeon’s Hair
• A great bear-cloak made from the hide of [[The Imber Bear]]

Timeline

[[Vortigern]] reigns

460: Born outside in the snow

463: While curled up in his sisters’ arms, watched his father die during the The Adventure of the [[The Coming Dawn]]

[[Aurelius]] Ambrosius reigns

471: Together with Melkin, had an adventure with the [[Redcap]] in Mordron’s forest.

480: Helped in killing The Imber Bear together with his fellow squires and witnessed the poisoning of Aurelius. Experienced his first battle (at [[Menevia]]) , witness the burial of the high king. Met Brangwen for the first time during autumn

[[Uther]] reigns

481: Worked to avoid a disastrous feast at count Robin’s account. Started thinking of the future and what it holds. Samhain that year lead to a revelation about the otherside.

482: Took part in the adventure [[Wielding the Blade]]

Inheritance

“His son Cadry inherits the manor of Tisbury with all the lands that came with it, an old Iron Crown, A valuable Wolven cloak (£2), £12 in silver and gems, £4 in raw goods, The Sword of Sigeberht, a lock of Gwydeon’s Hair (Temperate), an old [[cymric]] [[chainmail]] with helmet, a cymric sword, a dagger, 5 [[spears]], 5 javelins and two painted shields. The Saxon Clothes he wore at time of death was burned. "