Name	Thurston Highhorse III
Age	51
Race	Human
Class	Aristocrat
Status	NPC (Living)

Rank	Feudal 5
Allegiance	King Jon XVII
Culture	Generic
Religion	Pantheonism
Residence	Banner Hall

Prestige
Piety
Wealth

Title: His Lordship, Thurston Highhorse, Third of His Name, (14th) Arl of Banner Hall

Concept

Aloof, Money-Obsessed Ruler

Tropes

Idle Rich; Money Fetish; Screw The Rules, I Have Money!

Details

Background

Latest in a quite-long line of rulers of the Banner Hall region, Generic, through-and-through.
Ambassador to Antagonia? (once or twice)
The region has lapsed in importance over the decades; he wants to Make the Arldom Great Again
Married a bit late (by medieval standards); a long, happy marriage, by all accounts

Family

Spouse & Children

Wife: Eunyce Spentworth (940/60yo)

Son: Ser Chadd Highhorse (977/23yo)
Daughter: Thotwina Highhorse (980/20yo)
Daughter: Goldwina Highhorse (981/18yo)

Parents & Siblings

Father: Thurston Highhorse II (926/975 @49)

Mother: Breza Thornbull (928/72yo)

Brother: Baron(-Consort?) Ser Sterlan Highhorse of [in Iron Hills, Southmark]; (48yo)
Brother: Elderman Symon Highhorse of [City Ward]; (45yo)
Brother: Vicar Almus Highhorse of Chapelton; (39yo)

Father's Family

Mother's Family

Treasury

Banner of St.Eques

Royal Blood

Elevation of the house is of the utmost importance, and everyone contributes in their own way…some more than others. And nothing would elevate the family like having "royal blood" in the line. Lately, "Plan A" was to get one of the girls married to the king, but since he chose Malvyna Lionheart as his new queen, that plan is defunct. Now "Plan B" is to get Ser Chadd married to the princess, but that will be easier said than done. Arl Thurston and his wife prefer the up-front approach to deal-making. Mama Thornbull is looking to back-channel influence, schmoozing up to the Queen Mother and the king's advisors. The new Queen has her own schemes involving the princess that don't favor House Highhorse, though no one has yet discovered what those plans are. Meanwhile, Ser Chadd would rather just hunt and joust, and couldn't be bothered—and he doesn't speak openly of his reasons, though there are many rumours.