William Fallah

==William Benyamin Fallah==
=== Physical Description: ===
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=== Personal History: ===
Born (out of wedlock) into a wealthy family, William’s mother would eventually marry and become the manse Lady of Farmington. Marrying Manse Lord William Dariush Fallah of Farmington, his mother would become the manse Lady after her husband died shortly after they were married. When his father died William was only five years old, being as young as he was, he didn’t comprehend the magnitude of the loss at the time. His mother took over for her late husband and educated Young William in the duties required of his family. 
William’s upbringing was not a lavish one. He was never spoiled but was always provided for. His mother believed firmly in the idea that everything of value was earned through hard work and sacrifice. With this in mind William grew up learning that he had to work hard for what he wanted. Young William excelled in everything he set his mind to. He was educated like most noble children, but his studies were second to tending the fields and learning the family’s trade, farming. His free time was spent fishing and hunting, two things he still enjoys to this day. The small town of Farmington was all he knew of the world, outside of his studies. So, his childhood was much like most other children of the hamlet, uneventful but full of love and happiness. His mother, though a wealthy noblewoman, was not above getting her hands dirty helping her subjects with the harvest and planting. Wherever she went William was always by her side, learning and working.
After he came of age, as with all men of Farmington and Rockhold, he joined the militia, then the Scourge Invasion of Stormwind finally made it to their little town. He fought them off with his family’s subjects and had his first taste of death. The event traumatized him, but he didn’t let it stop him. He left his mother and his home to join the Army and take the Kingdom’s fight to Northrend and the very source of this deadly invasion. Being a young noble and having more education than most of the other recruits he was quickly accepted into the prestigious Sons of Khalid. His skill with tracking and his intelligence made him, yet again, a quick study as a scout. He was squired and knighted, and as a joke his knight mentor named him Sir William the Reaper on account of William being a farm boy.  
William’s military career had him serving first in Northrend. Then Tol Barad and Pandaria. And finally, in Kalimdor at the Siege of Orgrimmar, where he learned of his mother’s illness. Choosing to finish his term of service he risked losing his mother before the war was over. However, when it was over and after retiring with honors, he returned home to take care of his mom, who had somehow managed to live long enough to welcome him home. Before his mother’s death, shortly after he returned, she revealed his true lineage and was legitimized as the Manse Lord of Farmington. Since her death, Sir William has worked hard to maintain and even increase the profitability of the hamlet as well as turn it into a true powerhouse of agriculture in the Baronry. 
In more recent times, the Scourge attacks on the Kingdom have brought Sir William out of happy retirement. He has since reenlisted and his request to join the First Regiment, the same Regiment his birth father leads, was approved. Commissioned as a Master Sergeant, he returned to his scouting roots and joined the Rangers of Mirwood. His experience and expertise in the field quickly moved him through the Trials to become a Ranger Knight of Mirwood. 
During the recent Civil Wars in Stormwind, William found himself weeding out rebels in Wanduke. These Rebels sought to take advantage of his birth father's absence. They were made aware, rather quickly, that there were still people willing to do what was necessary to maintain the rule and justice of House Ladere. Leading a mixed band of House Ladere loyalists and militia forces from across all the counties in Wanduke, Sir William crushed any and all rebels he crossed paths with. Even following the cessation of hostilities in the Kingdom, and William's return to the First Regiment, the men he led continue to exist as a deterrent to any other would-be Rebels.