Robert King III
Everyone Expects a Future Miracle
- Earthborn Child Personally Chosen by the Architect
- Still Has to Study, Practice, and Earn Mastery
- Little Brother of Oakhaven's Greatest Legacy
- Because I possess Legacy of Mastery, I gain +2 to Lore when learning an ordinary discipline through genuine study and practice.
- Because I am a Careful Little Observer, I gain +2 to Investigate when examining a device, lesson, document, or unfamiliar magical phenomenon.
- Because I Understand People Before Problems, I gain +2 to Empathy when recognizing what a worried child, servant, or inexperienced adventurer needs.
At nine, Little Bobby is a bright-eyed Earthborn boy with an inquisitive face, quick hands, and the unmistakable bearing of the King family. Something about him feels gently impossible—the Architect's touch lingering in a child who has not yet chosen his personal gift.
A sealed lesson from the Royal Capital arrives for Little Bobby, inviting him to demonstrate his talents before nobles who already want to define his future. Little Bobby is beginning to understand that being the Grand Duke’s son means people will expect things from him, but Bobby wants him to grow into his own person before anyone decides what role he should have in Oakhaven’s future.
Otherworldly Young Heir of the Legacy of Mastery Awaiting His Architect Gift
First Adventure: He mastered a difficult household craft after patient instruction, proving Legacy of Mastery is not effortless magic. Crossing Paths: His questions drew the attention of a visiting Oakhaven scholar who recognized his unusual potential. Crossing Paths: A frightened local child sought him out after hearing that the Grand Duke's son would actually listen.
Everyone Expects a Future Miracle
GM Notes
- Little Bobby is age 9, the son of Robert “Bobby” King Jr. and Jacqueline King.
- He has Legacy of Mastery and retains the Architect's promise to choose one personal Architect-granted ability at age 12.
- He has not chosen, awakened, or received any personal Architect ability yet; his future choice remains entirely open.