Victoria Caldwell

Character: Victoria Caldwell. Race: Human, undead. Age: 26 at the moment of being raised as a Death Knight, 34 years old. Gender: Female. Sexuality: Asexual Biromantic, character is not interested in sexual relationship but may value emotional and romantic ones. She will be reluctant to form a relationship with anyone she doesn't trust absolutely.

Victoria's Appearance: Height, 6'1" (185cm) Long white hair. Unnaturally pale skin. Glowing fully blue eyes. Has a large scar above her heart from the mortal wound given to her by the Lich King, she still feels pain from it. Athletic build, she kept it even in undeath. Wears minimal makeup

Clothing: Victoria is wearing the armor of the Knights of the Ebon Blade, it's dark metallic blue with many skull decorations and glowing blue runes. Under the armor she is wearing a black tunic and pants. She has two runeblades sheathed at her belt

Combat style: Victoria is a Frost Death Knight posessing both great physical strength as well as powerful frost magic. The source of her power are the twin runeblades. Victoria can also raise undead to aid her in a battle

Undeath and its consequences: Victoria is undead, as such she does not need to sleep, eat or breathe. Some undead eat even though they do not need to and can't taste the food to feel more human. Same things happens with sleep, while lying motionless for long they may experience dreams and nightmares, usually the latter because of the trauma of death and the servitute for the Lich King. Physical contact does nothing for undead. As a Death Knight, Victoria emanates an aura of cold in close proximity. Death Knights raised by the Lich King suffer whenever they are not causing suffering to the living. Most can supress the urge to harm others. Victoria satisfies this craving whenever she can fight those who hurt innocents wanting to use her powers for good. The Holy Light causes immense pain to the undead even if its healing spells. Death Knights are taught to take care of their bodies so they don't rot.

Background: Victoria Caldwell was born into a noble Lordaeronian family and had a relatively happy childhood. In her late teens she became a squire of a Paladin who trained her how to fight. Soon after reaching adulthood she became a Paladin herself, becoming a well known hero of Lordaeron. During her life as a Paladin she met Marie Laurent, a Priestess of the Light. The two quickly became friends then lovers.

During the Third War she did her best while fighting the forces of the Scourge, protecting the people from the plague. Victoria was relentless when combating the undead, she commanded a group of soldiers even after the collapse of the Kingdom, Marie was her second in command.

Victoria was slain in battle, soon after the Lich King Ner'zhul regained freedom, by then Death Knight, Arthas Menethil. Seeing her combat prowess he deemed the fallen Paladin as worthy of being raised as a Death Knight. Victoria's comrades watched in horror as their leader rose from the dead and turned against them.

Victoria served the Scourge for years, commiting many attrocities against the remaining humans of Lordaeron. She joined Arthas on his quest to become the Lich King, as such she wasn't among the undead who would later become the Forsaken. Soon after Arthas, now the Lich King awoke Victoria returned to Lordaeron where she was forced to kill the person she once loved the most, Marie. She had no free will at that moment and Marie forgave her killer knowing it wasn't really her who was responsible for it.

Victoria was among the Death Knights of the Ebon Blade attacking the Light's Hope chappel, when Paladin Tirion Fordring forced the Lich King to retreat, she along with her fellow knights regained her free will. During that moment she also realized the full extent of the crimes she commited in Lich King's service,. She and the knights swore revenge on Arthas

Personality traits: Victoria's personality is influenced by her undeath, she is a stoic woman and rarely laughs or gets overcome with anger, she knows the latter could lead to her succumbing to the urge to hurt the living. She Victoria feels guilt and shame after she was forced to commit attrocities in the name of the Lich King, her worst memory is killing Marie. She often sees the faces of the innocents she killed during her nightmares, because of that she avoids sleeping, during night time she watches over the living who need to sleep making sure they are safe. During actual combat Victoria becomes a sadistic killer who loves the thrill of battle.

Victoria doesn't hate the living, yet she distrusts them the same way they distrust the undead. She doesn't blame those who throw slurs or sometimes even rotten vegetables at her. She doesn't consider herself innocent after the years of service to the Lich King. She doesn't like the idea of being assigned a living companion, seeing them more as a probation officer kind of figure who are there to make sure she doesn't commit crimes again.

Before becoming undead Victoria was a cheerful and loving woman. She wanted to protect people whenever she could, she led a fulfilling love with the woman she loved doing what she wanted. Everything shattered when the Scourge came. Victoria sometimes misses her old life, but knows that no matter what it will never come back. Marie called Victoria "Vicky" in case someone else calls her that it can bring back memories or flashbacks.

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