General Heidunder

General Heidunder is the main character during the main-quest. He was born in 1201

Career
In 1223 The king had seen himself tired of the bandits obstructing trade between Novarabli and Bogmire, and The Bandit campaign was launched. Heidunder was a common soldier at the time. The Turugian forces first went into Bjørkaug to eradicate the bandits of the area, but later turned north across the river to be assisted by a small band from Bogmire. The campaign went well, and when they located a bandit-camp, the bandits fled wes. The camp was razed to the ground, and the bandits pursued. They fled into the Kvitfjellar mountains, and the army followed. There the army was harassed and ambushed, and went retreating. When they reached home, many of their wives watched their return from a nearby watchtower. The tower was thus later called Widow's Watch. The expedition had not locilized the main bandit fort, Barbarium, and so the bandits could easily regroup. The Bandit problem thus continued to increase. Heidunder was promoted to captain.

During the Welfanian succesion war, in 1232, Heidunder was in charge of a vanguard unit, who was scouting in southern Bergheim, while General Reckon led the main-army toward Welfania. Reckon was ambushed in Welwood, which could have been very decicive. However, Heidunder had used his scouts well, and got knowledge about the ambush before it took place. He was not able to warn Reckon, but he managed to get his unit around the Welfanian mountains and attacked the Bergheimian army from behind. He led the crushing charge in person, and won a legendary victory. The foolish General Reckon, however, was killed. (According to conspiricists, this was Heidunders work, just as he supposedly had held the information about the amush back, so that he could save the day). Due to his great work and bravery, Heidunder was promoted to General. This is known as the Battle of Welwood.

During The Siege of Tortiopel in 1243, Heidunder led the defence of the city. After a long and intense seige, the attackers where pushed back and lifted the siege, effectively ending the war.

In 1251 he retired, as the the title of effective General cannot be held by anyone older than 50 years old. (As a honorary title, however, one will have it till ones death).

In 1255 He was summoned to the king once more, to figure out the strange disapperances.