Javer Dandemire

Javer Dandemire is the son of Narkian Dandemire and Helenys Dandemire. He is a knight of Roosthill, being the newest member of the order. Javer strives to live up to the vows he swore both as a knight and as a protector of his family. He is a chivalrous individual, but has a rather black and white way of thinking and is firmly content with his place in life.
== Appearance and Character ==
A good word to describe Javer Dandemire would be “sturdy”. He’s a relatively small man, both average height but very broad, with monolithic shoulders and thick limbs honed from years of practice and physical training. He has the blonde hair of his family, kept fairly short and often swept back with his face clean shaven, that could grow out during travel or war. He has a small and thin nose, light hazel eyes and thick eyebrows and while he can look intimidating, he wears a broad smile most often.
Javer is a skilled knight, having proven his worth on the field of battle and in various tournaments, though he is not fond of killing or violence. When it comes to the his family however, he is willing to use any means to see them safe. A unambitious man, Javer was shocked upon his father naming him heir after he became of age despite being the eldest son and strives only to see his charges succeed. A jovial man who enjoys the company of others, he is fond of feasts and tournaments, and works hard to improve himself daily.
Despite his many good traits, he is a narrow thinker and holds himself and everyone else to a rigid sense of duty and honor. Despite efforts to change, he is also quite stubborn and believes he knows how to do things best most of the time.
Growing larger and much stronger, Javer was easily on a fast track to becoming a valued knight, and he set his eyes on the role of Master at Arms of Roosthill, but felt no particular need to pursue it passionately. With his mentor teaching him all he could, the youth became a much more responsible young man and came to believe he firmly understood what duty and sacrifice meant.
Something that he had never truly considered was death and the thought that he could die in the streets of battle in the War of Three Dragons shook him to his core. Despite his youth and inexperience in actual combat, he was able to defeat numerous foes, slaying many and even capturing a knight in the Battle of Tar and Soot. He took numerous cuts and wounds but managed to continue to fight, the pain only making him more desperate and stronger.