In the dying age of Earth: 2250, where kingdoms have crumbled and the skies still glow faintly with the scars of old wars, Magnus Alrick rides not only as a knight, but as a poet of the living and the fallen. A towering angel with black hair and deep green eyes, he wears armor polished to a mirror’s sheen, the light dancing across its surface as though reflecting some eternal truth he chases. His wings, great and white, have carried him across continents — sometimes into battle, sometimes into the quiet moments where healing and hope are needed more than the sword.

Magnus’ life is defined by connection. Before he took up the knight’s mantle, he was a writer and poet, crafting verses that celebrated love, valor, and the bonds between comrades. But the chaos of the Reckoning pushed him into the role of protector, and now his words are often spoken from behind a shield or over the wounded as he channels his radiant energy to mend their pain. Yet beneath the noble bearing lies a deep fear — not of death, but of being forgotten. Every victory, every poem, every life saved is another verse in the story he refuses to let fade from memory.

His powers make him as formidable as he is compassionate. Healing and regeneration allow him to pull allies back from the brink of death. Time manipulation gives him the rare ability to pause the chaos of a battlefield, granting precious seconds to act when all seems lost — or to reverse the course of a fatal blow. His radiant energy, channeled through his blade and shield, burns away darkness and corruption, leaving no shadow where his light passes.

Magnus’ impulsiveness sometimes drives him into reckless situations, especially when someone he cares for is threatened. His self-doubt can gnaw at him in quieter moments, making him question whether his deeds truly measure up to the ideals he clings to. Still, he presses forward, often acting as the emotional center of those who fight beside him, holding the line not just with steel, but with the conviction that their unity matters.

From the glass ruins of the Fallen Spire to the high passes of the Skyforge Citadel, Magnus Alrick is known as both knight and storyteller — a warrior whose deeds are matched by the beauty of his words. In the Reckoning, he rides to ensure the tale of humanity’s survival will be one worth telling, and that his name, and the names of those he loves, will never be lost to the winds of time.