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⇀ Wolfric embodies old-world values, instilled with a sense of duty from youth. He adheres to traditions until they become inconvenient. A meticulous and organized leader, he brooks emotion in favor of logic and action. His steadfast principles and rigid beliefs make him a formidable figure, demanding professionalism and unwavering loyalty from his followers. Only with close friends and family does he occasionally display a gentler side. Otherwise, Wolfric appears weary and has little interest in frivolous pursuits. Personality type: ESTJ.

The Ehlers family tree (excluding numerous Wolfric's nephews and cousins) to understand what their lineage represents. Those relatives who kept their titles in their names passed away before the fall of the nobility in Bremen.

⇀ Born into Bremen's military aristocracy on August 25, 1897, Wolfric embarked on an army career at a young age. He studied at a prestigious officer cadet school, completing his training with distinction just as the Great War erupted, — the same place where he put his learned skills to brutal use, — and as a result, emerged from the carnage as a decorated Leutenant.

When the conflict paved the way for a new candidate in the political arena, sensing the shift in power and despite initial personal dislike, Siegfried saw advantage and instructed Wolfric to align with the emerging clout of Kaiser, a move aimed at securing the family's position.

That same year, 1919, Ehlers married his wife, Frauke Teufel.

When a populist uprising in Bremen toppled the monarchy and nobility, the Von Ehlers lost their titles and most of their property but kept their lives. Wolfric continued his military career, becoming Hauptmann in 1926 and Major in 1930.

With the beginning of the Second Great War, he was promoted to Oberstleutnant. Wolfric protected his eldest son, Ulfric, from combat by using his connections to send the lad away.

More about it.

Wolfric accepted the invitation to join the Elite Imperial Troops in 1941 and participated in the Bohemian Campaign the following year.

Character height headcanons.

The attitude towards the contestants (and, as a bonus, the representatives of Bremen).

Wolfric is not inclined to trust anyone in Prehevil and certainly does not want to allow strangers near him; therefore, he judges (excluding Karin and Olivia, about whom he already has his own formed opinion) solely based on appearance and the first impression they make of him from the outside. Despite his negative feelings towards the Sylvian trooper or the Kaiser, Wolfric does not confront them, which cannot be said about Pav, whom he will at best regard with great suspicion and under any pretext will throw out of the city or engage in direct conflict with further escalation.

Battle dialogues in the White Bunker.

Doodles, arts, etc.