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| rdfs:comment | - Full name Class Nationality First appearanceBy the Sword (novel) Wendar was Rathgar's Seneschal. He had been the scribe and accountant with Rathgar's former mercenary company before taking on the post of Seneschal when Rathgar married Lenore. He, Kerowyn and the Cook defended the kitchen when the bandits attacked Lordan and Dierna's wedding feast. He also organized much of the work of treating the casualties afterwards. Wendar is described as a balding, "thin, tired-looking man." (By the Sword)
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| abstract | - Full name Class Nationality First appearanceBy the Sword (novel) Wendar was Rathgar's Seneschal. He had been the scribe and accountant with Rathgar's former mercenary company before taking on the post of Seneschal when Rathgar married Lenore. He, Kerowyn and the Cook defended the kitchen when the bandits attacked Lordan and Dierna's wedding feast. He also organized much of the work of treating the casualties afterwards. Wendar is described as a balding, "thin, tired-looking man." (By the Sword)
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