The great, immensely built body of Sir Hugo gives him an unstoppable, fierce appearance. It is obvious to anyone that this man lets nothing get in his way. His solemn, grey eyes, his mighty, but gracious figure and noble but ruthless bearing show his sycophantic confidence. When clad in his monkrobe, he looks like any other of the wise and eldered scholars, with the black hair and wrinkled face of a middle-aged male. But in his suit of war, in chain and plate armour, shortsword, and with a cross-marked shield, he is the tower of a man, proud and mighty. The deep voice is overly calm, noble and rational, the movement swift, but determined.

Sir Hugo is a Templar Knight of the Militia Clergy. It is he who leads the holy war of the Priesthood Templars; faithful servants of the Magistrate, and eager upholders of the Virtues. Sir Hugo is the most powerful weapon of the Clergy, as his unmatched fighting prowess and iron determination put weight behind their holy words of wisdom, and deeper meaning to their blessings. The one and only purpose in Sir Hugo's life is to serve his belief and his masters, bathing in blood in the name of all good and decent.

Bold, brave, proud and noble are words well fit for Hugo's personality. But not as much as the words violent, determined, cruel and psychotic. Sir Hugo enjoys his work, and he takes every chance he gets to misuse his power. Also, his strict and conservative opinions, which he is fearless of showing, illuminate his ruthless ways. He views women as weaker beings, temptresses of mankind. He views all other beliefs and kindred than his own as heathen, which must be destroyed before they grow strong. According to Sir Hugo, all who do not think or act as the Lord wishes, are either scum, or depraved by the Guardian, and thus, they have no feelings nor emotions. That is why one can do whatever one pleases with them.

Hugo was born in the village of Aldemar, just outside Minoc. He was the second born child; his older brother, Gottfrid, was born four years earlier. The boys's father, Godfrey, was a miner and smith, their mother a scribe, hired by a wealthy landlord. Hugo was the wildest of the two boys, which got him into trouble now and again. He loved to be with his father who taught him the basics of mining and blacksmithy. As the boys grew up the family fortune came to diminish for each passing day. The pauvert forced the boys to leave Aldemar. Hugo and his brother went to Deepwater where they met two priest working in the local church. The priests took care of the two young men, and taught them the way of the Higher Being.<br><br>