Wyladslaw Wojkowski

An extremely famous man within the Kingdom of Poland, Wyladslaw was born a few years before the Great War and was taken by his father (who was a major military figure at the time) into a bunker when he was four.

He would later take on the reigns of defending the bunker when his father died, becoming the Grand Marshal. Not much is known about his time within the bunker, but when he came upon the surface he already had a nine year old son. He would, in a moment of hubris, take upon a new title, "the King of Poland", which most of the bunker agreed with. A great military mind and financial genius, he planned a great conquest and took a lot of land, rebuilding a proper feudalistic Kingdom, and even made sure his people, even the peasantry, would have a good life. He would, however, after ruling for thirty-nine years, die of a heart attack during a grand speech near Warsaw.

Soon after his death and the coronation of his son Dobreslaw, who is commonly even thought of as greater than Wyladslaw himself, his Kingdom's borders would shrink due to enemy powers. He would not live to see his grand children, dying when they were young.