Doblik the Wise

* Biography
* Threat Assessment
* Trivia and Notes
* Gallery

 Chronicler, Sentinel, Scholar, Historian, Professor, Surgeon, Auditor, Surveyor, Alchemist, Appraiser (Titles)
Dochan (Ancestral Name)
Blik (Blood Name)
Doblik (Personal Name)
Eudachon (Clan Name)
The Wise, Whitebeard, The Long-Winded, The True (Honors)
Dob, Eudie (If you want to ruffle his feathers) (Nicknames)

### Status

True Identity Believed to be Fictional by Most Persons

### Relatives

Trublik Remreidar (Father)
Rethene Eudachon (Mother)
Snow White, Resnik the Cruel, Meglik the Meek, Fawik the Rested, Soplik the Odd, Laflik the Foul, and Tequee the Giddy (Sworn Comrades)

### Affiliation

Dannyzens (Member)
Sentinels of Zauberwald (Member)

## Biographical Information

### Education

Grandmaster of Many Studies
(Equal to Multiple Doctorates)

### Marital Status

Widower (Ashinara Gildvane, Wife, Deceased)

### Residence

77 Danny Village
Danny the Street

## Physical Description

### Doblik the Wise: Once Upon A Time...

Doblik was born in the dwarven under-city of Dach Ammar in the years between the first and second Sheeda incursions of the Homelands. He was well known among his peers for having white hair, even from birth — a trait that his fellow young dwurg peers coveted as most dwurga found him rather distinguished and handsome. Though Doblik was no prude and spent his fair share of his youth wenching and philandering as was expected of a good dwurg, he spent far more time dedicated to his studies. With his diligence and dedication, Doblik achieved the rank of Grandmaster Chronicler while still regarded as a young dwarf.

After a scholarly study abroad, Doblik took the long way back to the Under-Cities, visiting many of the keeps and castles of the Homelands. After a dinner at the court of Seppantyre, Doblik was commissioned to aid in the construction of the Avon royal family's great library at Brightspire Hall and is said to have been its librarian until he left when a plague swept over the land — and then only leaving to study the disease up-close in hopes of developing a cure, for which he studied alchemy.

While he did not discover the cure, Doblik did find a means to treat it and help stop its spread. Believing he could contribute further to the study of medicine, Doblik returned to Dach Ammar and enrolled into the College of Surgery, where he would soon attain the rank of Master Surgeon in record time, but would ultimately do little work as a surgeon as word reached the Under-Cities that Camelot had fallen under Sheeda control. Doblik was called upon by the Under-Prince of Dach Ammar to accompany the first seven dwarves to venture into the Forgotten Gate and chart the path the Sheeda took to Albion. Upon completion of that mission, and finding that the Sheeda had abandoned their conquest, Doblik spent a fortune to found an expedition to return through the Forgotten Gate and establish a colony in the highlands of Albion.

Doblik would not return to Dach Ammar for centuries, spending his time in Albion as the mayor of the colony, a surveyor and cartographer of the islands of Albion, and the headmaster for a school built to educate the survivors of the Sheeda onslaught.

Eventually Doblik was escorted back by an honor guard sent to collect him. Doblik had been chosen by unanimous council decision to represent Dach Ammar as a Sentinel in the Zauberwald (the dwarven word for the great 'Magical Forest' surrounded by the three great kingdoms).

Doblik would see his fellows come and go, both through death, disgrace, and disillusionment. Yet, Doblik never did leave his station. He grew fond of the quaint hunting cottage they called home (though it could not really be called 'quaint' after Doblik added several expansions and comforts to the residence over the length of his prolonged stay).

When Snow White entered their cottage, Doblik was hesitant to accept her, but he was far from the last to welcome her. Once he fell for her, he became one of the most devoted to the Princess of the Silver Realm.

Since coming to Earth, Doblik passes his time by running Nod's Books (named after the mentor who gave him his 'Wise' honor) and teaching the youth of Danny the Street the history of both Earth and the Homelands. Of course, he's taken a special interest in the education of the Wolf Cubs. The feeling is mutual. He reminds them of their grandpa.

### Supplemental Report

* (*Submitted by Four-Eyes*) Though Doblik is a Grandmaster Chronicler (itself a revered profession that essentially combines the dwarven professions of Historian, Professor, and Scholar into one), he is also a Master ranked Surgeon, Auditor, Appraiser, Surveyor, and Alchemist. Basically, I'm including this report to basically say I couldn't fit all his abilities in the 'Threat Assessment'.
* (*Submitted by Herald*) Bigby has his tourists to tackle important covert actions, but Snow has her dwarves. Having no dwarven crown to serve, these dwarves have pledged themselves to seeing that the silver crown be restored to Snow White. Until such as that happens, Dob acts as his fellowship's strategist and is always ready to advise Snow White on all matters.

## Threat Assessment

### Resources

* Fabled Dwarf Physiology
	+ *Connection to the Melt*
	+ *Enhanced Resilience & Strength*
	+ *Exceptional Low-Light Vision*
	+ *Immortality & Resurrection*
	+ *Magic Resistance*
* Dwarven Upbringing
	+ *Capable Brawler, Mechanic, Miner, & Warrior*
* Arcane Aptitudes
	+ *"Forget That Not"*
	+ *"Gift of Insight"*
	+ *"Shaping the Mind"*
	+ *"Whispers of the Wind"*
	+ *"Wisdom of the Elders"*

### Weaknesses

* Analysis Paralysis
* Vice — Greed (for knowledge)

### Analytics

* **Physicality:** 4 — Expert / Enhanced
* **Occult:** 5 — Master / Remarkable
* **Weaponry:** 4 — Expert / Enhanced
* **Expertise:** 7 — Legendary
* **Range:** 2 — Basic / Typical
* **Strategy:** 5 — Master / Remarkable
	+ **TOTAL:** 102
	+ **RANKING:** Elevated Threat

## Trivia and Notes

### Notes

* The Seven Dwarves are characters from *Fables*.
* The first two letters of each of the seven dwarves' names make up Do, Re, Me, Fa, So, La, Te: the Major Scale, commonly used in music. A 1912 play named them Blick, Flick, Glick, Plick, Snick, Whick, and Quee, which makes up the second part of their names.

## Links and References

* Appearances of Doblik the Wise

1. ↑ Network Files: Doblik the Wise