Siegnoir Rosengram

''"Curse the gods and devils all you like, for they fear to walk this earth as long as I breathe." ''- Siegnoir

Siegnoir Rosengram, known more commonly as The Conqueror, is a wandering knight first seen on The Hales around 30 NA.

Book of The Conqueror
According to texts found in The Library of Hallengard, arriving for the first time in Hallengard, the knight was seeking to test his skill and strength. A local drunkard belittled him, jokingly telling him to go conquer the lands of three rulers and returning with their heads. The knight silently set off down the road, the drunkard still heckling him all the way to Hallengard's gates.

Some five years later, a knight in service of Hallengard, sir Ezekiel Flay wrote in his journals that one early morning he'd hear the screams of children from the outskirts of the town and rushed out to investigate. He encountered Siegnoir, clutching on his other arm three decaying heads of crowned men, presumably kings, or dukes. He wished to see the drunkard who had set him on this quest, but to his disappointment, Ezekiel told him the man had been thrown off the cliff for his behavior towards the townfolk. The knight simply tossed the heads aside and walked right out of the town once more, feeling unsatisfied. His act, however, left quite the impression on sir Ezekiel and he decided to write a book about this figure for the later generations to read upon. He was also given the nickname of Conqueror, although whether he had truly claimed the lives of three rulers was never confirmed.

Present Day
There have been occasional sightings and rumors of a tall figure clad in dark plate armor, carrying on him a large sword and a shield with three lions depicted on it. So far, this enigmatic knight seems to have steered clear of major conflicts, such as the capture of Sir Marcus II and the Free Titans' attack on Aedwin. Whether or not he shall lend his blade and to whom will remain a mystery, as his only motivation seems to be personal challenge.

Personality
Few know Siegnoir on a personal level. Most of his closest acquaintances are lords and nobles who frequently hire his services. He shows to be a stoic, cold and ruthless man, showing little pity to those who would beg him for mercy.

Siegnoir has a certain honour code by which he lives. He never harms an unarmed, nor guarded man, refuses to kill children and never loots those he defeats for gold or equipment. He may take a limb, a head, or a finger as proof of success that his employers may request. He is loyal to no one and gladly would fight for any side, as long as it would satiate his lust for a good fight.