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{{Infobox person
| name = Sir Ulfius
| honorific_suffix = Duke of Silchester
| image = File:ulfius.jpg
| caption = Ulfius at Lincoln in 487
| birth_date = 19 June, [[442]]
| birth_place = [[Silchester]]
| residence = Silchester
| occupation = Warlord, Noble, Knight
| known_for = Diplomatic skill and sheer canniness
| spouse = Deceased
| children = 3
| years_active = 463-current
| ethnicity = Cymric
|religion = British Christian
}}
'''Duke Ulfius of Silchester''' is one of [[King Uther Pendragon]]'s most trusted knights and advisors, a longtime supporter of the King of Logres. Ulfius is well-respected for his diplomatic skills, his ability to assess situations and turn them to his own favor, and his skill at leading troops in battle. Ulfius is different from many other warlords of the realm in that he seems to have a preternatural sense of what is happening on the battlefield outside of his own vision, allowing him to calculate tactics more readily even while directly involved in combat.
== Personality ==
Duke Ulfius is cool, canny, and maybe even conniving. He is the type to listen carefully before deciding who to back in an argument, and usually comes out on top as a result. Once you have proven your worth to Ulfius, he is a steadfast ally.
== Important Deeds of Note ==
Duke Ulfius was part of the envoy to [[Lindsey]] in [[487]], along with Earl [[Roderick]] (for whom he has an intense, and mutual, dislike), King [[Uther]], and the Knights of the Sword. Ulfius stood by Uther, ready to sack [[Lincoln]], when Duke [[Corneus]] was not at home upon their arrival. Fortunately, Earl Roderick managed to convince Uther to delay taking the city until the Knights of the Sword were able to locate Corneus and bring him home safely. Ulfius considered this another in a long line of insults from the lower-ranking Roderick, as he had counseled Uther to attack anyway.
[[Category:Pendragon_(2023)]]
[[Category:Pendragon_(2023)_NPCs]]
| name = Sir Ulfius
| honorific_suffix = Duke of Silchester
| image = File:ulfius.jpg
| caption = Ulfius at Lincoln in 487
| birth_date = 19 June, [[442]]
| birth_place = [[Silchester]]
| residence = Silchester
| occupation = Warlord, Noble, Knight
| known_for = Diplomatic skill and sheer canniness
| spouse = Deceased
| children = 3
| years_active = 463-current
| ethnicity = Cymric
|religion = British Christian
}}
'''Duke Ulfius of Silchester''' is one of [[King Uther Pendragon]]'s most trusted knights and advisors, a longtime supporter of the King of Logres. Ulfius is well-respected for his diplomatic skills, his ability to assess situations and turn them to his own favor, and his skill at leading troops in battle. Ulfius is different from many other warlords of the realm in that he seems to have a preternatural sense of what is happening on the battlefield outside of his own vision, allowing him to calculate tactics more readily even while directly involved in combat.
== Personality ==
Duke Ulfius is cool, canny, and maybe even conniving. He is the type to listen carefully before deciding who to back in an argument, and usually comes out on top as a result. Once you have proven your worth to Ulfius, he is a steadfast ally.
== Important Deeds of Note ==
Duke Ulfius was part of the envoy to [[Lindsey]] in [[487]], along with Earl [[Roderick]] (for whom he has an intense, and mutual, dislike), King [[Uther]], and the Knights of the Sword. Ulfius stood by Uther, ready to sack [[Lincoln]], when Duke [[Corneus]] was not at home upon their arrival. Fortunately, Earl Roderick managed to convince Uther to delay taking the city until the Knights of the Sword were able to locate Corneus and bring him home safely. Ulfius considered this another in a long line of insults from the lower-ranking Roderick, as he had counseled Uther to attack anyway.
[[Category:Pendragon_(2023)]]
[[Category:Pendragon_(2023)_NPCs]]
