King Durkot Stormwild IV

King Durkot IV grew up hearing stories of his grandfather and the restructuring of Arcturia from a centralized monarchy into a confederacy of self-governed cities to allow for more effective governance during the War of Generations, and dreamed of some day making as great a positive influence on his beloved country. Little did he realize the opportunities they would see during his own reign.   When a small group of adolescents discovered that Frost Fae in the Lonely Peaks were responsible for the raging wildlife attacking the cities of Arcturia for the last two centuries King Durkot IV gained the opportunity to end the War. He prepared to mount a military attack upon the previously unknown species but Kalia Furstek, after much convincing from the teens, in turn pushed King Durkot IV to choose a peaceful resolution.   Upon the abrupt end of the War and the sudden return of safe travel the King began considering another restructurings of the government, this time retaining democratic elections but returning to a centralized power. With additional assistance from Furstek he convinced the eight remaining Arcturian cities to send delegates from their own local councils to serve on a national Council.   Not long into this new governance, Crusaders from the Church of the Heathen Prophet appeared on their borders intent upon conquering the war weary cities. Furstek entreated him to appoint her as head negotiator with the Crusaders and, with his full support, negotiated the Annexation of Arcturia.   While many of King Durkot IV's accomplishments did not occur due to actions from his own hands those who performed the tasks were always quick to give him credit for their success. He surrounded himself with talented individuals who kept the needs of Arcturia's citizens at the forefront of him mind, and he ensured they received the support needed to succeed. His citizens continue to remember his accomplishments and speak of him with gratitude.

King Durkot IV blamed himself for the fall of Wmffre, even to his dying day. Through a miscommunication on his part the city had nor yet received their monthly supply shipment from the capital, and King Durkot IV believed the lack of supplies is why the city failed to hold. The truth of these beliefs will never be known as there were few survivors from Wmffre, none of them from the front lines of defense.