George William Crowfield

Chapter 4 First appears in:

The Morning Star

George is prepared to do anything necessary to help the LYS; on board the Morning Star the best thing he can do is provide the familiar, comforting sight of friendly face tending bar.

On the smoking grasslands of the Southern Plains, U.S. Army Private First Class George Crowfield had a chance run-in with a white man fighting on the side of the Native Americans. The man's name was Luther Goodwin, and the encounter, almost too strange to be believed, impacted George so that he was compelled to discard his stripes and rifle for good. From that point on, giving up military service and manifest destiny in exchange for the mysterious life of a Quaestor was not a difficult decision — especially if it meant nurturing his ideals for the betterment of humanity. &nbsp;&nbsp;His so-called "bartender" role within the LYS calls on him to gather some of the most powerful members by way of secret social functions, essentially forming a platform to broadcast and acknowledge their societal agendas like a regulator or ombudsman. This gives him the unique opportunity to meet and share a drink with many around the globe, thereby continuing his personal quest for a world without inequality and division. But don’t think that means his guns have got dust on them. George is as quick to end a fight as he is to start one if the wrong side of good shows up. &nbsp;

Mila Savic

Scrapper

Amina Li

Bruiser

Gunner

Reika's Amulet

Tethering Capsule

The Ascendants

Echoes

Tree of Life

Scribing

Dasuden, Richat Structure, Northwest Africa

Peshanden

Quinta Matos, Sintra, Portugal

Chamatkari Mandir: Homecoming

Richat Structure: Teacher and Apprentice

Suknasari Forest: Unlikely Companions

Unknown 9: Awakening

Everyone in the LYS know George as ‘the bartender.’ I reckon he likes it that way. This society is a tangled knot of snakes and George might be the only one who knows how to untie it. &nbsp;