NAME
Hector, son of Priam, Chief Heir to the throne of Troy and High Commander of Her Home Guard

AGE
25

SKIN TONE
He wears a deep tan from the high sun, but not as thick or brown as many other Trojan men; rumor is that the first royal members of Troy came from Assyrian

HEIGHT
6'2''

BUILD
Well-fed and stocky, brutish and muscular.

LIKES
Military drill
Playing politics
Combative arts
Local sports games (Spartans always cheat when they send athletes overseas)
Speaking with foreigners and trans-Aegean peoples
Honor and glory, and the opportunities to earn them
Spicy eastern foods
Northern wine
Exercising by running around Troy's walls
Happy drunks

DISLIKES
Cheating Spartans
Womanizers (even his little brother Paris can't get a pass from his wrath on womanizers)
Angry drunks
Men who don't contribute to his society
Seeing beggars on the streets of Troy
Witnessing Troy's gardens wither
Surprise attacks and ambushes
Dishonor and shame
Sloppy Home Guard units
Letting his hair get too long

FEARS
Disease
Men who cheat in war
Being denied a good death
Being denied any glorious legacy
Protracted war brought to the walls of Troy, to his own front door
Failing in some aspect of Princehood that he is denied the Trojan throne
Leading any of his brothers into combat
Succumbing to vices
Angering or falling out of favor with Apollo
Watching Troy burn

SKILLS/TALENTS
Hector is a superb swordsman and spear fighter; as Priam's eldest son, he was trained from an early age in all aspects of knightly warfare, and once he had proven he had the energy and prowess that his father once had, they began to train him in all things kingly. He learned how to speak to people, especially foreigners in matters of state, entertainment, arts, and wine. He is able to hold his liquor with even the most Macedonian of drinking partners, and can wrestle in games with the most Mycenaean of opponents. Hector has been trained to be everything his nation needs him to be, and will prove his mettle against any who may choose to challenge it. He is also extremely pious, having a devout faith in Apollo the Sun God to the point that he visits temple to pray every night before he sleeps. When on campaign, he brings a statuette of Apollo with him and creates a makeshift shrine wherever they may go.

WEAKNESSES
Hector is a proud man. His abilities and his potential have left him the victim to his own ego, which gets wrapped up in ideas of honor and righteous victory. He has led expeditions against Hindu rebels that wind up farther from home than most men in the Trojan Home Guard would consider comfortable, but the pursuit of getting his honored name out among the masses beyond Troy's walls is a journey that is worth months of marching.

RELATIONSHIP STATUS
Happily engaged to be married to Andromache, daughter of Eetion of the Thebans