SeaforthAug 20, 2014Aug 20, 2014 at 01:48 AM
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Name: The Cur (had a birthname, but prefers his fighting name)
Age: 34? (I get punched when I press the question)
Race: Nord
Flair: Burns covering half of body, enjoys calling people "milksop", aspires to increase his collection of Bosmer wives.
The Cur, called so because he was found wandering about with a pack of wild dogs, is an exceedingly violent, yet delightful, man. He dotes having been a prisoner in almost every land. However, when the Imperial City fell he escaped his life of prison for good. Now, he mainly sells his sword to anyone with enough money. True to his name, he is loyal to a fault. He has often turned down heftier sums of coin to betray his current employer. Hence, the jail time. Unlike many unfortunate souls, he intentionally sought out lycanthropy to enhance his ferocity in combat. Not that he needed to.
Greatest achievement in life: inappropriately touching the Daedric Prince Nocturnal.
Greatest regret in life: inappropriately touching the Daedric Prince Nocturnal (hence, the burns.)
Age: 34? (I get punched when I press the question)
Race: Nord
Flair: Burns covering half of body, enjoys calling people "milksop", aspires to increase his collection of Bosmer wives.
The Cur, called so because he was found wandering about with a pack of wild dogs, is an exceedingly violent, yet delightful, man. He dotes having been a prisoner in almost every land. However, when the Imperial City fell he escaped his life of prison for good. Now, he mainly sells his sword to anyone with enough money. True to his name, he is loyal to a fault. He has often turned down heftier sums of coin to betray his current employer. Hence, the jail time. Unlike many unfortunate souls, he intentionally sought out lycanthropy to enhance his ferocity in combat. Not that he needed to.
Greatest achievement in life: inappropriately touching the Daedric Prince Nocturnal.
Greatest regret in life: inappropriately touching the Daedric Prince Nocturnal (hence, the burns.)
BurningPhoenix_Aug 20, 2014