Sagramore, a knight apprentice of Caislean Merlin, serves the Hermit’s Faithful—a conservative extremist faction within the Order of Sorcerer Knights. The group rejects foreign influence on Cyfandir, condemning diplomacy as a betrayal of their heritage, and enforces isolationist policies rooted in Merlin’s ancient teachings.

His curly brown hair frames a stoic face marked by light eyes and freckles. Mission attire includes knight armor beneath a green hooded cloak, while civilian wear features a white chainmail tunic with black accents, leather gloves, and boots. Though disciplined and pragmatic, he wrestles with suppressed violent impulses controlled only by a medicinal regimen from Mordred and the baron merchants.

Celebrated as a top apprentice for early triumphs like vanquishing a Specter Nemesis, Sagramore’s loyalty to the Hermit’s Faithful entangles him in a conspiracy with baron merchants. Together, they exploit the Order’s internal rifts to covertly weaken Cyfandir’s leadership while feigning allegiance.

His story mirrors Arthurian legend’s tragic betrayals, paralleling Mordred’s clash with King Arthur. In a pivotal duel, Mordred turns on Sagramore, slaughtering him in a Camlann-inspired strike that lays bare the Order’s fractured loyalties and extremism’s destructive toll.

Sagramore’s conflict between duty and ambition critiques rigid tradition and ideological absolutism. His death ignites exposure of corruption within Cyfandir’s rulers, prompting a reckoning with the Order’s duty to uphold trust between authority and the governed.