Roderick de Caville

Lord Roderick de Caville is the Founder of House Caville of Middleborough and the Sheriff of Eastern Middleborough. He is the Head of House Caville and the Lord-Defender of Caville (a title he shares with his eldest son, Lord Alfred de Caville).
== History ==
=== Origins ===
He is named after a War Commander of Tyrinia, Lord Roderick of Ulrich.
Born sometime between 180 to 185 CE, he was born as "Roderick Seaborn" in the Emirate of Serbia to a sellsword knight and a sea captain, Clyde of Wardford and Asha of Ulrich, respectively.
He relates to Ser Bontos of Wardford by blood from his father.
=== Life in the Balkans ===
Sometime in 205 CE, Roderick earned himself popularity as a street fighter and womanizer in Andrea, where he earned himself the nickname, "Rod Nimble".
Having several escapes from guards, Roderick finally met his match when he slept with the sister of a notorious seafarer. Her fiancé, also her brother's crew mate and the city guard captain's son, challenged Roderick to a duel to death, only to be killed by him, and in doing so, Roderick was exiled for killing of a noble blood, leading him to travel outside the free cities, where he adopted his occupation as a sellsword, giving protection to merchants on their travels.
== Love Life ==
=== Free City of Andrea ===
During his time in the Free City of Andrea, Roderick was popular as a womanizer, often caught in bed with the daughters of noblemen. His strongest affair was that with the Niece of the Sheriff, leading him to few exceptions from being caught with the favor of the Sheriff. But after getting caught in bed with the sister of a notorious seafarer and killing her fiancé in a duel to death, he was exiled from the Free Cities, also losing his favor with the Sheriff.
=== Exile ===
==== Life of Sellsword ====
During his time in exile, Roderick became a sellsword, giving protection to merchants and noblemen on their travels. At one instance, Roderick was guarding the carriage of a noble family along with other sellswords and guards of the family, traveling from the Garrison City of Arkansas to the Olton Castle when the group was attacked by outlaws, and the sellswords came into formation with the guards to create a wall around the carriage, while a young lad stepped out of the carriage and led the guards against the outlaws while ordering the sellswords to defend the family and goods.
In a cavalry attack by the