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===Argain Village=== | ===Argain Village=== | ||
====Notable Denizens==== | ====Notable Denizens==== | ||
*'''Argain, son of Tharn''' - He is a tall, broad shouldered man. He wears an ornate sword at his side, and carries it as a badge of honor. His clothes are regal, a purple tunic under a decorated maroon vest, trim pants, cut for ease of mobility, and solid leather shoes, scraped in places, but still held together nicely. His brown hair is cut short, in a military style, yet it still fits him, even as royalty. His father, Tharn, was a ruler in an undiscovered land and deeded the islands to his children upon his death. His relationship with his siblings is estranged. | *'''Argain, son of Tharn''' - He is a tall, broad shouldered man. He wears an ornate sword at his side, and carries it as a badge of honor. His clothes are regal, a purple tunic under a decorated maroon vest, trim pants, cut for ease of mobility, and solid leather shoes, scraped in places, but still held together nicely. His brown hair is cut short, in a military style, yet it still fits him, even as royalty. His father, Tharn, was a ruler in an undiscovered land and deeded the islands to his children upon his death, each of which were named after the kids. His relationship with his siblings is estranged. | ||
*'''Ewinore''' - | *'''Ewinore''' - | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 1 January 2017
Argain is the island home of one of many nodes of power that can be used as the foundation for powerful obelisks.
Landmarks
Argain Village
Notable Denizens
- Argain, son of Tharn - He is a tall, broad shouldered man. He wears an ornate sword at his side, and carries it as a badge of honor. His clothes are regal, a purple tunic under a decorated maroon vest, trim pants, cut for ease of mobility, and solid leather shoes, scraped in places, but still held together nicely. His brown hair is cut short, in a military style, yet it still fits him, even as royalty. His father, Tharn, was a ruler in an undiscovered land and deeded the islands to his children upon his death, each of which were named after the kids. His relationship with his siblings is estranged.
- Ewinore -
- Leonild -