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From: mgb@geo.geol.utas.edu.au (Michael G. Brown)
Subject: ADMIN: Two knightly NPC characters ...
Message-ID: <mgb.706200837@geo>
References: <v6a6kINNec@agate.berkeley.edu> <1992May18.002541.6045@midway.uchicago.edu>
Date: Mon, 18 May 1992 14:53:57 GMT

With my character, Tojar Oridian, are two NPC's, Andor Kell and Orriam
Fairburn. Feel free to use them, provided you don't go to far without
consulting me.

Both are mid-level knights, of about equal skill in most things. Andor
is slightly older, and is the most favoured by Tojar. Orriam does not
resent this, and is good friends with Andor. Both are totally devoted
to their lord, and follow the same religous and knightly convictions.

Sir Andor Kell, Seneschal to Baron Tojar Oridian:

Andor is the son of a lesser noble, and while he is a good cavalier, he
tends to be a bit on the high and mighty side. He thinks peasants
should keep where they belong, in the gutter - unless, of course his
honour can be server by helping them. He is extremely loyal to his
liege, and will not tolerate the slightest impeachment of his masters
honour or character. This has got him in to trouble on more than one
occasion, going of half cocked.

Sir Orriam Fairburn, Knight of Baron Tojar Oridian:

Orriam is a bit more down to earth, although still a knight! He comes
from a middle class background, so has respect for the common man. He
enjoys company, and does not mind its social station too much, as long
as it doesn't get him into trouble. Orriam is well liked by the
soldiery, as he is a leader who can relate to his men - he knows what
it is like to follow. Orriam is particularly friendly to half elves,
and rangers. If you're a half-elven ranger, expect him to buy you a
drink, and engage you in conversation!

--
Michael G. Brown            | Baron Tojar Oridian, Lord of the Farreach, Mortal
Dept. of Treasury & Finance | Champion of Heironeous.
GPO Box 147B, Hobart        | An honourable Cavalier, defender of the innocent,
Tasmania, 7001, AUSTRALIA   | not opposed to being flattered.
  e-mail: mgb@geo.geol.utas.edu.au phone: +61 02 33 2976 fax: +61 02 23 2755