Coll
From deserter guardian to Hollowmere's road-shepherd and valley carpenter.
Coll entered the story as a deserter guardian at age thirty, carrying the weight of his past decisions into the unfolding conflict. By Book 9, aged roughly thirty-two, he transformed from a wanderer into a vital leader, guiding the first wave of refugees safely into Hollowmere as their road-shepherd.
- Age in Book 1
- 30
- Age by Book 9
- ~32
- Status by Book 11
- Settled householder
- Key Role (Book 9)
- Road-shepherd to refugees
- Occupation
- Valley carpenter
- Work Partner
- Weller
Lore & Background
Coll's journey marks a significant shift from abandonment to community stewardship. His leadership during the refugee migration into Hollowmere in Book 9 established him as a trusted figure, bridging the gap between survival and settlement. This dedication eventually led to his status as a settled householder by Book 11.
Did You Know?
- Coll was originally a deserter guardian before becoming a leader.
- He is approximately two years older in Book 9 than he was in Book 1.
- Coll works alongside Weller as the valley's carpenter.
- He successfully guided the first wave of refugees into Hollowmere.
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Coll at the start of the series?
Coll was thirty years old in Book 1.
What role did Coll play during the refugee migration?
He acted as a road-shepherd, leading the first wave into Hollowmere.
Does Coll have a job in the valley?
Yes, he works as the valley's carpenter alongside Weller.
What is Coll's status by Book 11?
By Book 11, he has become a settled householder.