Faust Wolfhart

Faust Wolfhart t he firstborn son of the famous Erik Wolfhart of the Wolfsbane, more commonly known as the ‘Great-wolf’. The family comes from a long line of knights in the serves to Westmark and is currently tasked with protection travels through the Huelenwald. The Wolfhart family is said to be as old as Westmark itself. While his father is a famed knight, his mother is a skilled politician being born to the noble family of Kevre. Faust had two younger brothers, who died some years ago. His mother and sister, still living Westmark.

In his childhood, Faust proved himself a skilled fighter through though training and hard lessons in the knightly code that his family lived by, it was believed he was to lead both the family and the Wolfsbane to glory. His father taught him that a man most do or die because there is no try. And at the age of 15, he was in his first battle. Due to the pressure of being, ‘the golden boy’ he turned to drinking. Afterward, he was viewed a drunk, often the subject for scandal and shame for his family. However, his father and mother still had faith in him and tried to make him change his ways, to no avail.

One fateful night when Faust returned home with his family from a feast they were ambushed. Erik and his two sons defend the family bravely, and even drunk Faust tried to help his father and brothers but failed. He survived with his mother and sister. Shame and disgrace made him leave his home without a word. Journeying to Vasselheim, to make up for his many misdeeds he joined the City-watch in hope of redeeming himself and live out his life in shame. Until the events of Himmelfeldt.