Ezeander Portsmith - Lord of Portsmith Manor, which burnt to the ground in 1327, Ezeander is best perhaps remembered via local legends, which aver that he could have, possibly, under the right circumstances, and without a bit of bad luck here and there - become the most, or at least one of the most, feared men in the entire county. This, plus rumours of vampirism, or ghoulishness, possibly even lycanthropy, none of which was ever proven or even investigated due to the fact that Ezeandered wandered off after his house burned down, and was only ever seen again by passing caravans of Gypsies, sitting in a tree, strumming on an instrument of indeterminate origin- convinced people that Ez was possessed, or that he had at least flipped his fez. Later rumours concerning whispered tales about the possibility that Ezeander had been seen robbing various wagon trains, centuries later in a whole different part of the world, are equally unfounded. Further research reveals that Ezeander may have been traveling using the assumed moniker>>>
Mathusela Hornebolt