Alexander Kranvagan is the last scion of the once great house of Kranvagan. A prestigeous house of Cheliax whose blood waxed strong with the arcane, that fell from grace through the manipulations of their enemies. Alexander is the last of the once great bloodline, reduced to little more than a name whose storied history has fallen by the way side.

Or so he would have you think. Alexander is in fact naught more than a street urchin abandoned on the steps of an overcrowded and underfunded orphange. From a young age he spent his days on the streets, become an individual who specialized in transferring ownership of unattended properties. He became especially adept at lightening the pockets of unsuspecting bypassers. Until he attempted to pickpocket a passing Pathfinder.

Becoming a Pathfinder

His attempt failed, and Alexander was caught. But the Pathfinder didn't turn him in to the guards. Instead, he sensed something in him, and after his mission was done, he offered to bring the boy back to Absalom. Seeing a chance to escape the streets of Cheliax, Alexander accepted. There he learned to wield the arcane in tandem with the blade, and eventually qualified as a full-fledged Pathfinder himself.

Life as a Pathfinder

As a Pathfinder, Alexander is often first in and last out, wielding blade and arcane in tandem to devestating effect. Being someone who decidely prefers to act first and decide later, he has often had cause to regret to being so rash. Yet his skill with his rapier and talent in magic have allowed him to be able to regret those mistakes in the fist place. Balancing his talents in combat, Alexander is well-spoken and refined in social situations, very much appearing to the be noble he pretends to be.

In his decade as a Pathfinder, Alexander travelled the length and breadth of Golarion, facing off against foes of every stripe and colour. In the many adventures as a Pathfinder, he met many fellow Pathfinders, getting along extremely well with some, and pretending to get along with others. With the support of his fellows in the Sovereign Court, Alexander was eventually recognized as a baron, realizing his lifelong dream of being a noble. He purchased a mansion in the countryside, spending his days training his squire in the arts of magic and combat when not out on assignment.