Merlin

Merlin, a character in the Guinevere series, is the court wizard, and Arthur/Artura's most trusted advisor. He first appeared in Chapter 1.

Appearance
Merlin has long white hair and a long white beard, blue eyes, and light skin. He wears a long white and blue robe with silver patterns, and a brown belt.

Personality
In a premium scene, Arthur/Artura told that Merlin is prickly and that he doesn't like being visited unless he's expecting you. He spends most of his time reading old tomes and seeking magical ways to defend Camelot.

Guinevere

 * Chapter 1: The Woman Who Would Be Queen
 * Chapter 2: The Crown and the Sword
 * Chapter 3: A Snake in the Walls (Mentioned; Determinant)
 * Chapter 4: Tangled Threads
 * Chapter 5: By Sword and Lance (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 6: Festival of the Round (Mentioned)
 * Chapter 7: The Hunt (Mentioned)

Arthur/Artura Pendragon
Merlin is Arthur/Artura's most trusted advisor. If you look at the vision about how Arthur/Artura came to wield Excalibur, you discover that Merlin was the one who delivered Arthur/Artura into Sir Ector's care many years ago. After he/she wields Excalibur, Merlin tells Arthur/Artura about his/her fate of becoming King/Queen. At the end of the flashback scene, Arthur/Artura can ask Merlin to be his/her friend and advisor (which Merlin accepts) or can tell that he/she does not know how to be a king/queen (at which Merlin offers to advise).

Your Character
You meet him for the first time when you arrive in Camelot. After you pass judgment on the dispute between a farmer and a lord, Merlin tells Arthur/Artura that you have a unique perspective.

Miscellaneous

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Trivia

 * His character model resembles Viscount Westonly from Desire & Decorum.
 * According to PB, Merlin is 1000 years old.
 * He shares the same name as the poodle Merlin from The Royal Romance.
 * Early in Chapter 4, Camelot's ruler tells the main character that Merlin has visions. He having visions can also be told in Chapter 3 if the main character warns Camelot's ruler before the feast.