Timon, Frode Dobrogost [the Seventh]

History

The seventh Wizard-Councillor was born in 1423 CE. As with all members of the family, he was assessed for magickal ability He was a born-witch and therefore started on the difficult path to wizardry.

In 1454 CE, his father, an Ancient, chose to abdicate from the Council of THree undoubtedly feeling that a thousand years of service was sufficient.

So Frode took up the position. By this time, only Lillith was an original Councillor. However, the Wolf-Councillor, Mabon Conall, had held his position since 1271 CE. Therefore, Frode was able to settle into the necessary politics of dealing with Netherworld disputes with relative ease.

For additional excitement, his heir Boguslaw Michael Timon was born in 1455.

In 1461 CE, Pureblood Wolf-Morph Champion Marcus Lupus Ferox came to the Council of Three to complain that they were not doing enough to counter the evil of Eleanor Uasal. The Council’s decision in that matter was to do nothing. As Frode said, “If we were to bend on any issue, then who else might bend...and how far? We must police ourselves or drown in chaos.”

Whether Frode or Mabon Conall learned of the battle between Eleanor and Marcus, and Lillith’s involvement in the matter, we do not know.

Frode was not an Ancient, so his tenure on the Council was necessarily brief when compared to some others. He abdicated in 1483 CE to allow his son to take over.

Frode died in 1502 CE. Any uncertainties he might have had over the handling of Eleanor he took to the grave with him.

Personality

Frode Dobrogost Timon was a man dedicated to the Craft. He also seems to have been dedicated to the purpose of the Council of Three: to prevent war in the Netherworld and leave humanity alone.

Other Notes

See also:

• Council of Three
• Lillith
• Conall
• Timon [the First]
• Alcaeus Timon [the Second]
• Timon, James Osbert [the Twelfth]
• Timon, Waldemar Hercules [the Thirteenth]

References

• Jamie Robertson
• Timber Bram
• Strip appearances

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