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As the only son of House Von March, his upbringing was marked by high expectations and an unavoidable sense of duty. His mother, a revered general and one of Arma’s head military leaders, was a distant figure in his life. She spent more time leading armies than at home, her presence felt more through meticulously chosen gifts and formal letters than through maternal warmth. | |||
With his father absent from the picture, the role of family fell heavily on Gilgamesh and his younger sister, Inara. The siblings were each other’s anchor, forging a bond of shared resilience as they navigated a childhood overseen by servants and duty. From an early age, Gil’s natural affinity for combat became apparent. His ability to manifest an echo—a shadowy duplicate of himself—emerged long before others his age had mastered their first sword strike. This gift, coupled with his relentless training, all but cemented his destiny as the future “Hyarch” of the Von March military. | |||
Yet while the martial traditions of Arma shaped his body and skills, Gil’s heart and mind were often elsewhere. He escaped into stories, devouring epics of heroes and romances in the quiet moments stolen between rigorous drills. These tales of love and connection, untainted by politics and duty, planted the seeds of rebellion in his soul. The Matching Season, a tradition where unions were forged for alliances rather than affection, became the symbol of all he detested. To Gil, love was not a contract; it was a force to be found, earned, and cherished. | |||
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Revision as of 01:24, 19 November 2024
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Character
Description
Gilgamesh Von March is a striking figure of defiance and duty, the rebellious only son of Arma’s prestigious House Von March. Standing 5'10" with ashen-grey skin, fiery orange eyes, and flame-streaked black hair slicked back, he is every inch the warrior his country demands. Draped in the red, black, and gold of his house, his body is a weapon honed by years of training, and his chiseled features seem carved by the very discipline that rules his homeland. Yet beneath the hardened exterior lies a sharp, sarcastic wit and a heart yearning for connection, shaped by a childhood spent raising his younger sister in the absence of their commanding mother. Gifted with the rare ability to manifest an echo and a natural talent for combat, Gil is destined to lead, but he dreams of breaking free from the constraints of tradition to find love and purpose on his own terms.
Storylines
Background
As the only son of House Von March, his upbringing was marked by high expectations and an unavoidable sense of duty. His mother, a revered general and one of Arma’s head military leaders, was a distant figure in his life. She spent more time leading armies than at home, her presence felt more through meticulously chosen gifts and formal letters than through maternal warmth.
With his father absent from the picture, the role of family fell heavily on Gilgamesh and his younger sister, Inara. The siblings were each other’s anchor, forging a bond of shared resilience as they navigated a childhood overseen by servants and duty. From an early age, Gil’s natural affinity for combat became apparent. His ability to manifest an echo—a shadowy duplicate of himself—emerged long before others his age had mastered their first sword strike. This gift, coupled with his relentless training, all but cemented his destiny as the future “Hyarch” of the Von March military.
Yet while the martial traditions of Arma shaped his body and skills, Gil’s heart and mind were often elsewhere. He escaped into stories, devouring epics of heroes and romances in the quiet moments stolen between rigorous drills. These tales of love and connection, untainted by politics and duty, planted the seeds of rebellion in his soul. The Matching Season, a tradition where unions were forged for alliances rather than affection, became the symbol of all he detested. To Gil, love was not a contract; it was a force to be found, earned, and cherished.
Castleton Part 1
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Credits
Alec (he/him), who plays everyone’s favorite hot head Gilgamesh Von March iii. Outside of Castleton, Alec is an award winning gamemaster, professional ballroom dancer/instructor and game designer and show runner of Tales Of Novum.
