Elevated: May 25, 2002 by TRM Artan and Hanna

Rosemounde lives in London in the early part of the 15th century. She has a lovely house on the Thames, and her income derives from several estates in the countryside. (Just because these estates were gifts from wealthy noblemen, people say she's a courtesan. They even say that her daughter was sired by Good King Henry back in his wilder days as Prince of Wales. People will gossip.) She is a patron of the arts and loves to surround herself with beautiful things, especially beautiful young men. She claims that Chaucer, who knew her father, wrote the poem "To Rosemounde" about her.

Companion of the Laurel, Companion of the Pelican, Companion of the Bough of Meridies, Companion of the Scarlet Star (or Stella Rubra), Companion of the Velvet Owl, Companion of the Order of Jerome (now called the Athenor), Companion of the Poet Laureate Meridies, Award of Arms, Court Barony, Companion of the Sable Gryphon (Thor's Mountain), Companion of the Daughters of Aduin (Thor's Mountain), Companion of the Argent Plume (Thor's Mountain), Companion of the Ram's Horn (Thor's Mountain), proud member of the Order of the Ordered Order (ask Master Aedward).