Alain Wrenne

==Overview==
King Alain Wrenne of the First Land, Father of Blue was the first King of Granthel and head of the Granthelian Arcane Society. King Alain Wrenne began his reign in 3E 452 and continued to do so for the next 26 years until his death in 3E 478 at the age of 76. 
King Alain Wrenne is a celebrated figure of Granthelian history for his prosperous time as King as well as his efficiency as head of the Granthelian Arcane Society which would dissolve during the succession from Alenthyl in 3E 452.
==Background==
Alain Wrenne is regarded as the Father of Blue due to his approximately 30 year span as a well respected member and eventual head of the Granthelian Arcane Society. Alain was also one of the first men to create long-lasting structure within the Alenthylian colony of Granthelia in 3E 445.
Not much is known of the early life of Alain Wrenne though it is speculated he was born in a poorer household in Birmbridge, Alenthyl to Aylward Wrenne and Lillian Grasses, eventually making a name for himself with his success within the Arcane Society. During his early years within the Arcane Society, Alain was a notable Capewell opponent who often let his criticisms of the crown be known. 
Alain Wrenne was wed to Marcella Parrish on 3E 443 and had only one child during his lifetime, a son named Asher. Asher Wrenne was born on 32DC 3E 446 when Alain was 44, Marcella Parrish Wrenne did not survive the birth.
==Important Events==
Ten years into his reign as King of Granthel in 3E 462, Alain Wrenne proposed the construction of walls and encampments further in-land to his advisors as the threat of Undead had damaged structures and killed many citizens. Seeing that the threat of Undead was seemingly increasing by the season, the construction of walls and districts to keep Undead away from the population was agreed on almost unanimously. This would mark the beginning stages of the construction of The Wall of Granthelia.
==Other==
There were many statues constructed in Alain's likeness throughout Granthelia, though many have been lost to time. In recent years, much of the physical evidence of the Wrenne family in the city has been destroyed by House Winthrop after the execution of Aloth Wrenne in 3E 1198.
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