Vaska Lyubka
Vaska "Littlehammer" of House Lyubka is the eldest son of the Voievod Ljupcho and, as heir, is the Pârcălab of the Comitat of Lybkovria. Born in 1309 IC, Vaska has been trained from birth to inherit his father's Vojvodina and his nickname, "Littlehammer" is a reference to his similarity to his father (though some joke that is it also a reference to the size of his heir-maker). Vaska is known to be a patient and thrifty man who has developed close political ties to the family of his mother, House Marušić. He is rarely far from his father's side when he is at war and almost always off in his home in the town of Vrnoka when his father is in residence.
Even more than most followers of Minos, Vaska is considered a personal enemy of the worshipers of Britomaris, who have attempted to assassinate the Pârcălab at least twice in the last ten years. He has served extensively with his father in military engagements both at home and abroad and is responsible for training his father's soldiers in war. As such, he is beloved by his troops and often can be found in the Mess Hall at Vrnoka, eating side-by-side with his men and recruits. Rumor suggests that when he and his men are deep in their cups, Vaska himself gets involved in some friendly brawling, though he always claims to 'forget' which of his men struck him the following day. When not at war, Vaska has gained something of a reputation on the Tourney circuit as a very able competitor, particularly on foot.
Vaska does not get along with his uncle, Tihomir Lyubka, and the two have had more than a few public spats over accusations of corruption against Moremia. It is generally assumed that when Vaska is raised to Boljova he will force his uncle to retire from public life.
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2059 NC -
45 years old
Vaska Lyubka, Pârcălab of the Comitat of Lybkovria, Littlehammer, Heir to Boljova. Medium Human Male.
Base of Operations
The town of Vrnoka, seat of the Comitat of Lybkovria, Vojvodina of Boljova, Dracia
Religious Beliefs
Dedicant of Minos the Cockerel, god of commerce
