PrezoNaytis of the House of Pyrgos
Exiled Knight, Forgemaster of the Clan Mythos
Anno Domini MCCCLXVII (1367)

In the ancient city-state of Pyrgos, beneath the shadowed walls of its marble citadel, there once lived a noble bloodline famed for its mastery of the forge and the sword. From this line was born PrezoNaytis, son of Lord Theron Pyrgos — a knight of iron will and steadfast honor.

When the Council of Elders falsely accused his father of stealing sacred lands from the crown, the verdict was swift and merciless: execution by the blade. On the day of his father’s death, as the bells tolled for judgment, PrezoNaytis entered the council hall clad in black iron, wielding his father’s own Warded Steel Greatsword — a weapon forged with the ancestral sigil of Pyrgos and tempered in the blood of old wars.

What followed became legend and curse alike: before the sun had set, the council lay slain — every elder cut down beneath the fury of a son’s vengeance. The marble floor ran crimson, and the banners of Pyrgos burned in the night wind.

Declared apostate and stripped of name and inheritance, PrezoNaytis vanished into the wild frontiers. For many years he wandered as a sellsword and miner, his greatsword ever bound to his back, its runes still humming with the fire of the old forge.

In time, he was found — or perhaps he found — the Clan Mythos, who took him in not as an outcast, but as one of their own. Within their ranks he rose to honor once more, becoming their Master Weaponsmith, a miner of legendary endurance, and among the most formidable and disciplined sword-masters in the provinces of Pax Dei.

Some say he still bears the signet of Pyrgos hidden beneath his gauntlet, a reminder of the blood debt yet unpaid. Others whisper that when he strikes the anvil, the steel remembers — and the gods themselves listen.