Harold Wentworth

Harold Wentworth
Relatives	Archibald Wentworth III Gwendalin Wentworth Archibald Wentworth IV Gregory Wentworth Martha Wentworth Faustus Wentworth
Affiliation	The Academic Adventurers Firamustus University Wentworth Family The Adventurers Appreciation Society
Occupation	PhD Student - Astronomy
Class	Circle of the Stars Druid
Biographical information
Place of birth	Firamustus
Physical description
Race	Human
Gender	Male
Height	6ft
Eye color	Blue/Green
Hair color	Blonde
Appearances
Portrayed by	Ross Balch
Appears in	Dungeons and Doctorates
First Episode	Find Friends

Harold is a human Druid from the city of Firamustus. He grew up as the youngest son of a family of nobles, the Wentworths. Harold had little interest in high society however, and grew up reading books about great adventurers and the mysteries of magic. He idolises his uncle Faustus who himself is an adventurer who specialises in retrieving rare artifacts with his crew the Delvers. On one expedition Faustus came upon a constellation orb which he gifted to Harold which became his druidic focus.

He currently attends Firamustus University where he is undertaking a PhD studying astronomy. Harold had previously studied the druidic arts at the same university. Harold's supervisor is Professor Zinlaz Kickstone, a professor of Astronomy. Harold's thesis is surrounding the mystery of the wandering stars which unlike the rest of the night sky do not appear on Harold's constellation orb.

Through happenstance Harold became acquainted with Meredith and Potentia during the orientation week scavenger hunt. After some misadventure the trio became friends and later became involved in the rescue of Bonan, Nora and Michael after they were held hostage in the library.

Trivia

• In creating Harold, Ross almost chose one of the land circles and planned to make Harold much more focused around studying zoology in order to learn new wildshapes. However, only a few days before the recording of the first session Wizards of the Coast released an unearthed arcana featuring a new druid subclass: Circle of the Stars. Ross felt the opportunity to tie in astronomy from an academic point of view combined with the flavour of constellation druid magic made for a more compelling character.
• During character creation Ross was shopping around his brain for posh and stuffy sounding names and settled on Harold. The name is vaguely influenced by historical figure Harold Godwineson whom was defeated at the battle of Hastings by William of Normandy in 1066.