ALASTAIRE WOLFWOOD
An Official Accounting of His Life and Service
Manuscript • Historical Record
Introduction
Among the many figures recorded in the closing years of the Mortal Age, few are referenced with the same quiet certainty as Alastaire Wolfwood.
He was neither king nor general, nor did he found an order or command a banner beneath his name. Yet his presence is recorded at decisive moments across multiple conflicts, often where formal forces had stalled or failed. His deeds are preserved not through singular triumphs alone, but through consistent intervention at points of greatest peril.
This manuscript records the accepted historical account of Wolfwood’s life, drawn from military records, commendations, battlefield testimony, and post-conflict analysis. It reflects the consensus view held by military, academic, and ecclesiastical authorities regarding his rise, service, and reputation.
No verified personal writings authored by Wolfwood are preserved within sanctioned archives.
