Lore[]
Even after finding a mate and fathering a child, Godwin rampaged as wildly as he had in his childhood. But luck caught up to him, and he fell under a witch's spell that transformed him into a dreadful beast. Unfazed, he continued cavorting around the local pubs. His wife and comrades, dumbfounded by his altered appearance, soon distanced themselves until only his young daughter remained...
Acquisition[]
Added on June 12, 2013 as part of the Bonds of Fatherhood Card Pack.
- Bonus card gifted after purchasing the Bonds of Fatherhood 100 gem card pack for the first time.
Name Origin[]
Godwin is a masculine Anglo-Saxon name of Old English origin; the meaning is "friend of God; good friend". It is derived from god and wine which means 'friend'. An original form is Godwine (Old English). The name was borne in the 11th century by Godwin, Earl of Wessex, an influential advisor to the king and the father of King Harold II. The given name was widely used during the medieval period, and it gave rise to the surname, which in turn led to a revival in the use of the given name.