Lucan Tomwell

Siesta Forebane; wife

George Tomwell; elder son

Alys Tomwell; daughter

Isaac Tomwell; younger son

Andrew Tomwell; elder brother

Alysa Tomwell; elder sister

Garth Tomwell; second elder brother

Lana Tomwell; middle sister

Doran Tomwell; middle brother

Daisy Tomwell; younger sister

Eustace Tomwell; younger brother

**Captain Lucan Tomwell** is the son of Lord Jacob Tomwell and Lady **Alys Tomwell**. He is the Guard Captain of Fort Bosewell, serving under his brother-in-law, the Sheriff of Fort Bosewell. He is married to Lady Siesta Forebane, daughter of Lady Cordelia Forebane.

## History

### Origins

Born at Castle Tomwell, **Lucan Tomwell** is the thirdborn son of **Lord and Lady Tomwell**. He is Lord George Tomwell's grandson, the **House's Founder**. Raised at **Castle Tomwell**, Lucan was trained at swordsmanship and horse-riding from a young age like his brothers before him by Master-at-Arms, Ser Cassiel of Dorkshire.

### Knighthood

He graduated from the Academy of Dorkshire in 112 CE and joined the "**Legionnaire of Prince Harald Talmar**" under Ser Rowan Ivanstar as a member of the Ranger Knights like his elder brother, Ser Garth Tomwell. Under **Ser Rowan**, Lucan participated in various skirmishes in Eastshire against outlaws, but there was one in particular against a group of exiled knights plundering along the eastern coasts and attacking merchant caravans Eastermont to Fort Monroe, and so Ser Rowan led his command onto the attack pattern of the exiled knights, tracing them to the **Ruins of Fort Bosewell**, which was heavily fortified with outlaw soldiers numbering up to one-hundred and thirty men while Ser Rowan commanded only ninety men. Ser Rowan's third-in-command, Ser Gawain Forebane brought up the idea of slipping a cage of monkeys to distract their attention and sneak inside the camp and leave no man alive, which was much appreciated by the group, even **Lucan Tomwell**, a person who had moderate taste for fighting.

As the plan was implemented, Ser Rowan led the attack from the other opening of the fort ruins surprising the enemy, with Ser Gawain leading a group of ten sneakily inside the fort ruins, taking positions inside the upper floors and launching an archery assault making cover for the ranger knights. That night, Ser Gawain killed the **Leader of the Outlaws** taking the twenty men as captives, while Lucan killed ten men in battle, including the second-in-command of the outlaws, gaining him knighthood by Ser Gawain after the skirmish and officially by Ser Rowan at Fort Monroe.

### Captaincy of Fort Bosewell

Following the skirmish at the ruins of Fort Bosewell, Lord-father of Ser Rowan and the Lord of East Hills, Lord David Ivanstar passed away, and Ser Rowan succeeded as Lord. Following this, he formed **Four Ranger Knights' Guards** in **East Hills**, with one under Ser Addam Smith from **Eastermont** to the **Ruins of Fort Bosewell**, with Ser Gawain as second-in-command and **Ser Lucan** also serving.

Near the **Summer of 113 CE**, the Lord-Viceroy of Eastermont ordered the re-construction of Fort Bosewell by royal decree and a commission of 50,000 coppers. In the **Fall of 114 CE**, Fort Bosewell was completed including the additional construction such as tavern halls, tavern stables, an archery field, a riding field, four orchids, a large cellar for three noble wines and a small cellar for the common wines, a crypt underneath, a jousting ground, a large space for a market, a garden with fountains and walking paths from the gate to the market and to the castle hold. In total, **Fort Bosewell** was larger in size than Fort Monroe, and a magnificent beauty.

Following the re-construction of **Fort Bosewell**, Ser Addam was appointed as the Sheriff of the Fort.

To be continued...