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Jasper "Doc" Wilder

Jasper "Doc" Wilder the town's pharmacist, doctor, rounder, and maker of potions is quite the dapper figure. Despite not needing one, "Doc" is always seen carrying a cane adorned with a carved ivory head of an elephant with an upright trunk. You can see shimmers of silver from a watch chain attached to a button on his vest as it droops, crossing his belly dropping into an opposite pocket. Interestingly, "Doc" is known for his tardiness and it's no wonder— there is no watch on his chain. His talent shines when someone asks him for the time. After twisting their simple request, he cleverly charges them for his time. You'll also see "Doc" wearing a variety of hats, but he currently favors his straw hat with a flat brim and a multi-colored ribbon.

Since his arrival in the West, "Doc's" hair has gotten longer as he has allowed himself to relax and enjoy life. Such a stark contrast to his childhood as the child prodigy of Dr. Samuel Hecken, a renowned Virginia professor known for his immaculate dress, swift wit, keenest-of-eye, sharpest-of-mind, and greenest-of-thumb. Dr. Hecken's extensive collection of free-grown botanicals drew people from miles away for both medical attention and admiration.

After his mentor and father figure passed away, Jasper "Doc" Wilder, a not-so-young man, left his home in Virginia and embarked on a journey to the West, where he let his clean-shaven face grow an impressive bushy mustache. With his style and facial hair, Jasper Wilder would easily slip into his role in Blue Durango.

Shortly after the arrival of the wandering tea merchant, Doc would end up becoming Franklin's guide through our brand's story, fortunately to the benefit of us all. In time, "Doc" would use what he had learned from his teacher, and a new-found understanding he would gain from "the Tea Merchant", "Doc" would go on to craft his signature elixir — Charmed Voodoo.

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