CastlEF: Myrdwyn Callaghan (KingMurdoc)

Name: Myrdwyn Callaghan
Class: Rider Trainee -> Wyvern Rider -> Wyvern Knight
Character Specific Skill: Blossom
Affinity: Dark
Personal Fault: "SWORDS ARE IMPRACTICAL": -15 Evasion when this unit is attacked by a character wielding a sword.
Personal Skill: Grudge: +2 damage dealt against a unit that damaged this one in the previous turn.
//Personal Skill: Air Superiority: +15 hit when fighting another flying unit.

Preferred stats: SKL, SPD
Weapon profs: Lances (E)

Level: 2
Total Level: 2

Progression spent: 370%

HP: 18 (75%)
STR: 4 (70%) [+5% on promote]
MAG: 1 (15%)
SKL: 4 (50%)
CON: 4 (20 with Wyvern)
AID: 3 (19 with Wyvern)
LCK: 2 (+1) (25%)
DEF: 3 (50%)
RES: 1 (+1) (35%)
SPD: 3 (+2) (50%)
MOV: 4 (5 with Wyvern)

Trainee lvl2: +STR, DEF, SPD

Current stats:

HP: 18 (75%)
STR: 5 (70%) [+5% on promote]
MAG: 1 (15%)
SKL: 4 (50%)
CON: 4 (20 with Wyvern)
AID: 3 (19 with Wyvern)
LCK: 3 (25%)
DEF: 4 (50%)
RES: 2 (35%)
SPD: 6 (50%)
MOV: 4 (5 with Wyvern)

[code]Inventory:
Name            Type () RNG MT WT CR Hit QL
Slim Lance      Pier (E) 1  4  5  10 90  30/30 [E]
Vulnerary (3/3)
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Battle stats (Slim Lance):
AT: 9
Hit: 99
AS: 6
Eva: 15
Crt: 12
DG: 3

Bio: A descendant of a branch of the Argaven family that intermarried with one of the few Antrachean noble families - a union originally intended to secure a supply of the exotic mounts that Myrdwyn herself rides. This makes her, in a technical sense, the Lady's cousin, though she's still clearly outranked. This particular arrangement was a combination of Myrdwyn proving to be a fairly competent soldier and having the temperament of a bear with a nasty rash (the one offering this particular description received enough abuse from her that he was not punished further); it was decided that she would serve well as a soldier somewhere far away from her immediate family rather than the possibility of her being placed somewhere important politically. So her family sent her off as a "gesture of goodwill" toward the Argavens, hearing that the Lady intended to reclaim their ancestral home. . .