The Founder

'' The Founder's life before the foundation. ''

The Founder of Stratosgrad was Stratos Frigoman born 22 years before the foundation of Stratosgrad. He was born in a small village to the cold north. His father was a farmer, but he was more interested in trade and commerce. He was educated well for his social position and traveled in many places at the age of 19 and 20. There is little information about his life however it is known that at the age of 20 he was married with Mary Scuzzi who lived in a neighbouring village.

At the same year he was forced to leave his home due to the invasion by the Pillagers who plundered the land. After a month of travelling he reached the forest where Stratosgrad would be later founded. There he built his new home to live with his family. After 4 months two more families came in the area and settled down. The Hochenzoler and the Louvois families together with the Founder's family would later be known as the three "big" families. When more refugees settled there, they all decided they needed a leader. The leader they elected was Stratos Frigoman.

'' The life of a leader. ''

As the leader of the settlement he wanted to improve quality of life and give total equality between all residents. He ordered the construction of a public bakery in order to distribute free bread for all, so as to prevent a famine. However the settlement had no production of wheat, so he travelled to the nearest villages and signed trade agreements to secure the supply of wheat. He also established the public school which gave free education to all residents, where he himself teached.The Founder also wanted to increase productivity by placing a law which obliged all residents of the settlement to work once they reached the age of 17.

His policies did organise the settlement and stimulated its growth however all progress was put on a halt. The pillager invasion 13 years after the foundation of the settlement was sudden and caught the settlement off-guard. Stratos immediately went to the nearby villages and hired a large group of mercenaries with which he crushed the pillagers. After his victory Stratos Frigoman was proclaimed a hero and in honor of his victory the settlement was named Stratosgrad which means the city of Stratos.

 Later work 

After the invasion Stratos remained as leader of the settlement for the rest of his life. In order to repay the mercenaries he gave them land to live in the settlement. He created a series of laws in order to better organise the settlement and renamed the position of leader to mayor.

He died 40 years after the foundation of Stratosgrad.

 Family 

Stratos Frigoman after marrying his wife, had two children, Anna and Michael. He was a devoted father and husband and wanted the best for his children. His policies as mayor were pro-family as he believed that family is one of the key pillars of our society.