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However, having spent two years manning a vessel without a crew, he developed a tendancy to have excessive and enthusiastic drawn-out conversations with himself. Having landed on the southwest coast of the island and making a home for himself, he's almost forgotten what his purpose here is. | However, having spent two years manning a vessel without a crew, he developed a tendancy to have excessive and enthusiastic drawn-out conversations with himself. Having landed on the southwest coast of the island and making a home for himself, he's almost forgotten what his purpose here is. | ||
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nb: I also play as characters '[http://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=31 nine]' and '[http://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=1471 lacuna]'. I am not fond of zerging, so if you see any of my three characters in the same place it is merely by coincidence (or a need of supplies from the establishment being visited). | nb: I also play as characters '[http://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=31 nine]' and '[http://www.shartak.com/profile.cgi?id=1471 lacuna]'. I am not fond of zerging, so if you see any of my three characters in the same place it is merely by coincidence (or a need of supplies from the establishment being visited). | ||
Latest revision as of 20:19, 20 March 2007
Tenebrae is a non-aggressive outsider, seeking a somewhat peaceful life on Shartak.
Aegidius Tenebrae, expert cartographer of the western world, set sail for the Americas to make his fortune by creating maps for all to see.
However, having spent two years manning a vessel without a crew, he developed a tendancy to have excessive and enthusiastic drawn-out conversations with himself. Having landed on the southwest coast of the island and making a home for himself, he's almost forgotten what his purpose here is.
nb: I also play as characters 'nine' and 'lacuna'. I am not fond of zerging, so if you see any of my three characters in the same place it is merely by coincidence (or a need of supplies from the establishment being visited).
