Osric Vrynn

Osric Vrynn was the firstborn son of King Tyrion Vrynn and the crown prince of the Iron Kingdoms. He was the husband of Lyanna Vrynn (née Pryntess) and the father of Quintos Vrynn. Osric was a beloved prince, respectable leader and strong military commander before his untimely death.
== Background ==
Osric grew up surrounded by wealth and abundance. As a Vrynn, perhaps the richest family in the world, Osric flaunted his wealth, charmed girls and lived in luxury. Osric was always his father's favorite son, which earned Osric the ire of his younger brother, Syrius. At the outbreak of the Third Crown War, Osric served as a military commander alongside Leoric Tyrith. Osric led the Violets to victory at numerous battles, including the Battle of Rivercross and the Fall of Crownhaven. Osric was not particularly known for his strategic skills, but instead he was highly esteemed because of his ability to inspire his troops.
After the war, he became incredibly popular with the people, even more so than his father. Osric used his wealth to build up land and support his people. In 1243 Osric married Lyanna Pryntess, and in 1244 they had a son, Quintos. None of Osric's other children ever survived past infancy.
In 1256 Osric became aware of a conspiracy involving the Iron Vanguard. Alongside his trusted ally Magnus Reveck, the second-in-command of Osric's legion, he investigated the rumors. Osric's investigation led him to Valenar, where he died under suspicious circumstances. With Osric's death, his twelve year old son Quintos is next in line for the throne.
== Personality ==
Osric was carefree, charming and reckless in his youth. While he became more responsible after serving in the war, he never lost his confidence and charisma, which defined him as a commander. Osric's greatest strength as a leader was his ability to inspire his troops. Even against all odds, Osric led greatly outnumbered Violet forces to victory. Unlike most Vrynns, who are known for their manipulation and duplicity, Osric firmly believed in honor and loyalty. While he easily could have ignored the impending Inquisitor uprising, his ethical code led him to take action, which ultimately got him killed.