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Helloo, everybody! You already know my novel, The Savior's Champion is coming out on
Tuesday the 24th. You already know that I'm posting one video each day up until Friday
to celebrate the release. But what you don't know is that on TSC’s release date, I won't be posting
any old video, I will be live streaming! Join me on Tuesday the 24th at 5pm Pacific Standard
Time. Cliff and I will be playing games, answering questions, and we'll be revealing the three grand
prize winners of the TSC pre sale giveaway. On top of that, we will be launching another giveaway,
so you gotta show up in order to get the details. Let's get into today's topic. I'm
here to introduce you to the cast of TSC. TSC has a pretty huge cast. So today you're gonna to meet
the twenty competitors of The Sovereign's Tournament, and tomorrow you'll meet everyone
else. This is a spoiler free video. I will not reveal anything about the characters that would
be a spoiler to the plot of TSC. However, if you don't wanna know anything about the characters,
if you wanna go into TSC completely blind, skip ahead to this time in the video. That
way you can learn today's winner for the presale giveaway. Now let's get to the beefcakes. The
twenty finest men are selected to compete in The Sovereign’s Tournament and fight for The Savior's
hand in marriage. And these are the men who were chosen. The first category of men are The Savants,
men of mind, heart and craft. Or as I like to call ‘em, The Nice Guys. It sounds like a compliment,
but no one wants to be labeled as a nice guy in a fight to the death. We'll start things off with
our leading man: Tobias, The Artist. Tobias is a laborer by trade, but an artist in his heart. He
had to give up his art apprenticeship a few years ago in order to provide for his struggling family,
because of this, he hasn't created anything or really done anything for himself in years. When
you meet him he's this withdrawn, cynical, sour, son of a bitch, but you can't really blame him.
His family is suffering and he is tired. But then The Sovereign's Tournament rolls around,
and he has the opportunity to take care of his family indefinitely, provided he sacrifices his
life, cuz he's probably going to die. Through his journey you'll see him grow and change as a
result of the challenges and dangers he faces, as well as some much needed romance. Get yours Toby!
Next we have Milo The Benevolent, who happens to be Tobias’ his best friend. Milo and Tobias’
friendship is better described as family. Their neighbors, they've known each other their entire
lives, and Milo pretty much attached himself to Tobias at a very young age. They actually don't
have a ton in common. Milo is very frivolous, he's an optimist, and he's stupid. He's the kind of
guy who dreams of adventure and glory but doesn't really think about all the shit that goes with it.
Bless you Milo, tiny idiot. Next we have Isaac The Jester. Isaac is an actor, he belongs to a theater
production that travels the realm and performs for the masses. Clearly the specialty is bringing the
giggles, hence his laurel. Personally, I don't think Isaac is funny, I actually find him kind
of obnoxious and annoying. And let's just say I'm not the only person who feels this way. Next up
is Hansel, The Poet. This dude’s a writer, which means he's kind of insufferable. I'm
a writer so I can say this. He's one of those creatives who takes himself way too seriously,
and fancies himself a supreme artist. But then when all the prestige is stripped away, he's just
kind of a wimp. Don't act like you don't know writers exactly like that, cuz you do. The last
savant is Raphael, The Intellect. If you couldn't tell by his laurel, he's really smart. Raphael is
a keeper at the Thessen archives, which is kind of comparable to the Library of Alexandria. He's
honestly an extremely complex character. He's one of my favorites, but it's hard to talk about
him without dipping into spoilers. I'll just say that even if he doesn't seem important at times,
maybe pay attention anyway. Time to move on to the second category. The Stalwarts, dutiful men
who work hard and true. Or as I like to call them, The Blue Collars. First up is Garrick,
The Brave aka Ginger Beard. No one actually calls him that, but they should. Garrick is a soldier of
The Savior's Army, which sounds really impressive until you realize Thessen hasn't been to battle in
centuries. Nevertheless, Garrick thinks his title gives him an advantage in the tournament because
technically, he's already serving The Savior. His body is her shield, but it can do a hell of
a lot more than that if you know what I'm saying. Next up is Altair, The Physician. Quite frankly,
I don't know what the fuck this dude was thinking joining the tournament. I mean,
on paper, Altair looks nice. He's got a cute face, he's got a good job, he's a doctor for crying out
loud. But of all the men competing, he is one of the most out of place. Because he is scared
of everything. I'm just gonna assume he wandered into the tournament and no one asked him to leave.
Stalwart number three is Lucian, The Cetus. Lucian is a fisherman, he works hard, and he's good with
his hands. His family is from the Outlands and in honor of his heritage, he's got cultural tattoos
circling his biceps. Gotta love a tatted man. He is one of the few dudes in the tournament,
who is both brave and a genuinely good guy. Next up is Fabian, The Farmer. Fabian is extremely
devoted to The Savior. He's the type who prays to their God everyday, thanking it for blessing them
with The Savior's Reign. This makes a lot of sense given his background, because he comes from a very
successful family of farmers. The general belief is that The Savior blessed the earth and in turn
made it fruitful. So in his eyes, his family wouldn't be thriving if it wasn't for her. And
the last Stalwarts is Orion, The Hunter. Orion's kind of got that rugged caveman thing going on.
He's really tall, really muscular, really hairy. I'm not too fond of a mouthful of facial hair, but
that's just me. But in all seriousness, Orion is a chill guy. He kind of flip flops between being a
total Boy Scout, and being completely apathetic to everything around him. Our third category is The
Lord's, men of clean charisma and beauty, or as I like to call them, The Frat Boys. First up is our
resident douchebag Neil, The Noble. This dude's a piece of work, he's better groomed than the
prettiest bitch in your hometown, he's even got swirly swirls in his hair. Prettiness aside, he's
not really the kinda guy you want to associate with, basically ever. He makes his douchery
really obvious, right from the start. Moving on, we have Beau, The Adonis. If you're not familiar,
an Adonis is a really hot guy, so that's pretty much all you need to know about Beau. Dude belongs
on the cover of a Harlequin romance novel, all he needs is an open shirt, and some big ass man
nipples exposed for all to enjoy. Unfortunately for him, that's kind of where his assets end,
seeing as he's a dumbass. As my critique partner so eloquently stated: he's a pretty package with
nothing inside. Number three is Caesar, The Regal. Caesar is called The Regal because of his royal
roots. He's got ancestors from a bazillion years ago who were involved in the royal bloodline, and
his family's been riding that wave ever since. You know, that trust fund kid who's never worked a day
in his life, and lives off the family name—that's this guy. The next lord is my personal favorite,
Xander The Cavalier. Xander is easily the nicest guy in The Sovereign's Tournament, or maybe the
entire world. He is gentle and kind, and tries to find the good in everyone. Which is far more than
I could ever do. But don't let the smile fool you, he's not as innocent as he appears. Our last Lord
is Flynn, The Prince. Flynn is the richest man in The Sovereign’s Tournament. He's also fine as
hell, and he knows it. There are many arrogant men in the tournament, but I'd argue Flynn is probably
the most self involved meat sack of them all. But sometimes he's able to get away with it because
he's funny and charming, and really persistent. The man knows how to get what he wants. Finally,
we've reached the last category. The Beasts, warriors of strength and power. Or as I like
to call them, The Beasts. I don't have a cute name for this one. First up is Enzo, The Dog. Enzo is
one of the few competitors who doesn't currently call Thessen home. He hails from the realm of
Khovar, and is actually a personal guard for the Kovarian Queen. Just to give you some context,
Kovar is the realm of warriors, they are known for their military. If this dude is guarding a
literal warrior queen, that means he knows how to fuck shit up. Next, we have Bjorne, The Bear.
Bjorne is a big hairy dude who isn't really scary like the other Beasts. If anything, he's kind of
endearing. The reason he's listed as a beast, or the reason he's in the tournament at all, is for a
really unique reason. You can just read the book and find out. Beast number three is Drake, The
Dragon. Drake has a really interesting backstory. He spent a lot of his life in the Outlands, which
covers a ton of Uncharted dangerous territory. Tattoos are also really big in the outlands,
and Drake is literally tatted from his neck to his feet. His tattoos are our protection spell,
so he basically believes he's immortal. And you don't wanna get in a fight with a guy who thinks
he can't die. Next up is Antaeus, The Giant. If you couldn't tell by the laurel, Antaeus is
a huge motherfucker, both in personality and in height. This dude is a professional arena
fighter. He's kind of like a gladiator, except in Thessen there are gladiators aren't slaves,
they're just famous athletes who might die. In other words, he fucks people up as a profession.
That's not concerning at all. And last but certainly not least, we have Kaleo, The Shepherd.
They call him The Shepherd because he's such a sweet, lovable lamb. That's a lie. Physically
speaking, Kaleo is the most out of place of The Beasts. He's not super huge, or super muscular,
he looks like you could have plopped him into any other category and he would have blended in just
fine. That said, all that goes out the window the moment he opens his mouth, or literally
does anything at all. There's not much I can say about him without dipping into spoilers,
so you're just gonna have to read the book and meet this dickhole yourself. Those are the twenty
men of The Sovereigns Tournament. Tomorrow I'll be hitting you with the rest of the cast, including
Tobias’ family, the royals and The Savior’s Court. On to the prices. As you guys know,
everyone who pre-orders The Savior's Champion is welcome to enter my presale giveaway. Today,
one lucky winner is walking away with a signed arc of Tiffany Sly Lives Here Now, by Dana L. Davis.
Congratulations Dana, your release date is almost here. Tiffany Sly Lives Here Now comes out on May
1st. And the winner is, this person. A huge thank you for pre-ordering The Savior's Champion. I'm
sure you're gonna love both TSC and Tiffany Sly Lives Here Now. And a huge thank you to
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