Ranwald Lusugenet

Ranwald 'the Warrior' Lusugenet (730 - Present) is a Faramondian nobleman, the head of House Lusugenet and the incumbent King of Faramond.
Ranwald succeeded his father, King Roland, in 761 at age 31. His reign began uneventfully, but in 762 the War of the South Lake began and Ranwald was dragged into the conflict. So far he has acted as the coordinator for scattered Faramondian and Gabrain forces, as well as commanding the defence of the Second Battle of Faramond Keep - an act for which he earned his epithet.
Despite having a vice-riddled, dishonest character, Ranwald is seen as a good king - he clearly sees the line at which he must put aside personal issues and fight for the greater good of the realm. This is more than can be said for some of his forebears - in particular King Hervouet.
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