Unlike Adal, Prince Aurad, the queen’s youngest brother, devotes himself to the crown. Like Aurala, Aurad is a politician rather than a warrior. He serves as Aurala’s chief advisor, leader of her diplomatic corps, and governor of Fairhaven. Aurad’s morals place him above intrigue and outside the grasp of corruption. The queen can rely upon him to render advice that holds at its foundation the best interests of Aundair and its ruler. Aurad prefers peace, however, and this colors his counsel. He counts himself and Aundair lucky that his sister believes that the crown of Galifar must be acquired through strategies better than outright warfare.
Fair Governance: When it comes to taking care of the city’s problems, the queen can overrule Prince Aurad’s decisions, but she seldom involves herself in such matters. Player characters who help Fairhaven maintain its peace and prosperity can count on great rewards from Aurad’s even hand. Conspirators, criminals, and cultists abound in Aundair’s capital, and PCs can come to Aurad’s attention by opposing such illicit activity or by being caught participating in it.