Ulfdred

Overall appearance: Tall of stature and over his shoulders rests his long blond hair. His body is strong from hard work, yet age is beginning to show especially in his face. The hardships of life on the mark has marked his face with a few scars and wrinkles. Usually he does not pay too much attention to his appearance. One would say a bath a week would do him some good to cleanse the smell of horse, sweat and dirt.

Clothes and armor: In times of peace he wears light clothing, preferably made of linen. When riding in an Eored his body is covered in mail with leather patching. 

Weapons and combat: Very proficient with a spear, especially on horseback. Yet he knows how to swing a sword if needed. He does carry a shield should the arrows be flying towards him. Yet in close quarters he prefers to fight without.

Character: Not the most talkative person unless he has his brother around. Despite the fact that he can't read or write, he appears quite smart. Hardly questions the wishes of his Reeve, even if he would disagree on the job given. A efficient rider and loyal companion, yet his heart truly lies in his craft.

Hildred

Overall appearance: Shorter than his brother but compensates with a heavy stature. Fatter than the average peasant but strong as an ox. Therefore Hildred often won the local log tossing competitions. His face often shows a smile as if he is about to tell you a new joke. Like his brother he cares little about his appearance or hygiene. 

Clothes and armor: In times of peace he would wear light clothing with rolled up sleeves. In battle he has a heavy scaled armor ready to take a lot of blows from his foes.

Weapons and combat: Prefers to wield an axe and shield in battle, taunting enemies to come at him. His strength of arm usually chops of limbs in a single strike. Although he is an efficient rider, some say Hildred is most feared when standing on his own legs.

Character: Quite sociable and open character, yet is also known to lose his temper when challenged. Often seen around his brother, and would never shun any hard work be it on the battlefield or around the carpenters workshop.

((Original artists:Sven Erisson and Francis Gosser))