The last survivor of a noble family after the outbreak of a plague.
Mischevious and crafty. Tries to be "tough," but the blue-blood in him shines through like a lighthouse whenever he does.
Two steel daggers, one ornately carved and stolen; the other more plain, crafted and given to him as a gift by his late older brother. He also has a plain iron kitchen knife
Edgaar's family was the wealthy head of a prosperous brokering company in Kryzantine. Constantly coddled and protected from outside influence at home, Edgaar spent as much free time as he could engaging in escapist forays into the seedier parts of the city. He knows the ettiquite and literacy of a merchant-noble as well as the down-to-earth streetwise of a slumdweller. When the plague escaped the slums, the Hardigns were one of the first families to be stricken down. Edgaar and his younger brother, Eirok, were the only surviving members. Eirok was soonthereafter killed by wolves that had wandered into town. Edgaar now survives as a petty theif and looter but does the best he can to avoid trouble.