Godfroy Cormas

Godfroy Cormas was a fighter and cleric of Lathander in the mid-to-late 14 century DR.
==Description==
Cormas had light blond hair and a righteous attitude. The half-elf was a devout worshiper of Lathander and was a skilled cleric in both the Healing and Sun domains.
==Relationships==
Godfroy's father, Dalan Cormas, was a great priest of Lathander and his mother, Maria Emmarask, was a noble of the Emmarask family. His father came from a lowly background, but fell in love with the noble young woman. Due to the differences of their backgrounds, and that his mother's family only cared for advancing their political careers, the two did all they could to deny their love for each other. The other noble families caught onto this and circulated rumors that they were actually together. His father did not wish to embarrass the girl he adored, and moved away to a little parish in the King's Forest. She, however, could not bare to lose him and followed her lover to the forest. Shortly after, the two married and gave birth to their child, Godfroy.
==History==
After his parent's original home was blighted by ghazneths, Godfroy's family rented one of Valetto's farms at the edge of the King's Forest, just north of Morfen. After only living there for a short time, hobgoblins raided their farm. Godfroy was not present during this raid, as he was working alongside Jonas and Jonas' brother. All of his family were killed, including his mother, father, and cousin, Bardas Frem. Godfroy set off with Jonas and Jonas's brother to seek out Sir Hawklin.
==Appendix==
===Appearances===
:;Video Games
::Neverwinter Nights: Wyvern Crown of Cormyr
===References===
Category:Inhabitants of Cormyr
Category:Inhabitants of the King's Forest
Category:Inhabitants of Interior Faerûn
Category:Inhabitants of Faerûn
Category:Inhabitants of Toril
Category:Fighters
Category:Clerics
Category:Clerics of Lathander
Category:Worshipers of Lathander
Category:Half-elves
Category:Farmers
Category:Adventurers
Category:Inhabitants of the Eastern Heartlands