Age- 39
Sex-Male
Role- Leader of the Golden Army
Species- Human
Powers- He is startlingly good with the sword/shield combination but he only uses this if his spear staff is taken away. The shield he wears on his back and the sword on his belt. He also carries smoke bombs on his belt. They are specifically made for him and cost a small fortune. However they are very affective in an age where bombs are barely ever used in hand to hand battle.
Weapon of Choice- A silver spear/staff (seen in the pic). He has also been known to use a crossbow from time to time.
History-Antony grew up in Mukomou with no parents. He drifted from city to city and learned on the streets. When he was 16 he was attacked by a werewolf, but was saved by a Hunter by the name of Jalory Hicks. Hicks took Antony under his wing and taught him everything he knew about creatures. Antony eventually became one of the best, most efficient, hunters in all of the kingdoms. He traveled through all of them learning new techniques from each and gaining new found knowledge. As the years went on he eventually made do many contacts that his name was almost like a curse to creatures and of course he was the first one everyone thought of when the leader of the Golden Army was trying to be decided. He was paid to be made the leader of the army. He now roams with a unit of men called the Elite, the best from every kingdom under the command of Antony.
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Description- He wears the garb of the second picture with the weapon of the first. He wears a shield on his back and carries a longsword on his belt. He sometimes wears a crossbow around his shoulder and a quiver of bolts on his alternate (left hand) side. This is only for travel though and would never wear it in a war full on siege.
Other-Antony has faced every known creature. However only one has ever beaten him. Bathsheba. She lured him into a trap and he was only barely able to escape with his life. Ever since he has used special care whenever he faces a demon. When he heard that Bathsheba was in Wakensope he doubled the pace at which his men marched.