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Human · Stormwind · Mage · Fire
Drasol
Alliance
Character Sheet
Identity
- Full Name: Sebastian Gresham
- Short Name: Seb
- Titles: Count Gresham
- Known As: Drasol
- Family Name: Gresham
Vitals
- Born: 8 BDP
Overview
Count Gresham, born Sebastian Gresham and known magically as Drasol, is a Stormwind noble, fire mage, head of House Gresham, and senior figure in Morrivar Company. A polished aristocrat and political operator, he is a true patriot whose love for Stormwind has curdled into hatred of House Wrynn and ambition for power. His fire magic is disciplined, theatrical, and devastating, reflecting his belief that force is most useful when directed and remembered.
Relationships
- Cairden - founder Drasol joined as patron and adviser
- Aibhinger - fellow senior figure
- Fittz - fellow senior figure
- Mourgrim - ally through Morrivar Company
- Anduin Wrynn - king Drasol views as weak and absent
- Turalyon - regent Drasol views as improper ruler
- Varian Wrynn - former king whose legacy Drasol sees as dangerous inheritance
Affiliations
- House Gresham - head
- Stormwind - homeland, political focus
- Alliance - current
- Morrivar Company - patron, adviser, battlefield asset
Timeline
- Born Sebastian Gresham into House Gresham.
- Became head of House Gresham.
- Developed the arcane identity of Drasol.
- Built influence through noble patronage, debt, favors, marriages, court alliances, controlled scandal, and quiet coercion.
- Publicly funded defenses, veterans, and reconstruction in Stormwind.
- Used visible acts of heroism to strengthen his political position.
- Joined Morrivar Company after Cairden founded it.
- Became a major financial patron of Morrivar Company.
- Served as magical adviser, battlefield asset, and Stormwind political voice within Morrivar Company.
Hooks
- Wants Stormwind ruled by a present, rooted, human ruler.
- Believes saving Stormwind and ruling it are nearly the same thing.
- His critique of House Wrynn is not wholly false, which makes him more dangerous.
- Uses patriotism, generosity, and battlefield spectacle as political tools.
- His service to Morrivar Company is real, but inseparable from maneuvering.