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| − | + | [[Duke]] '''Graham Kelswa''' was the noble ruler from the [[Lyran Commonwealth]] world [[Carse]] and commanding officer of the [[First Tamar Hussars]]. He was later appointed commander of all forces on the Draconis front by [[Archon]] [[Richard Steiner (29th c.)|Richard Steiner]].<ref name=1SSWp67>''First Succession War (sourcebook)'', p. 67</ref> | |
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[[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Kelswa, Graham]] | [[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Kelswa, Graham]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:33, 6 July 2022
Graham Kelswa | |
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| Affiliation | House Kelswa |
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| Rank | General of the Armies[1] |
| Title(s) | Duke of Carse[1] |
Duke Graham Kelswa was the noble ruler from the Lyran Commonwealth world Carse and commanding officer of the First Tamar Hussars. He was later appointed commander of all forces on the Draconis front by Archon Richard Steiner.[2]