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'''Name:''' Selkirk<br> | '''Name:''' Selkirk<br> | ||
'''Gender:''' Male<br> | '''Gender:''' Male<br> | ||
| − | '''Age:''' | + | '''Age:''' 61 at time of death<br> |
'''Location:''' The Frothing Otter<br> | '''Location:''' The Frothing Otter<br> | ||
'''Title(s):''' Owner<br> | '''Title(s):''' Owner<br> | ||
| − | '''Description:''' Selkirk | + | '''Description:''' Selkirk was the classic salty seadog. Slightly shorter than average and quite stocky, his shoulders broad from many years of hauling sail and climbing rigging. His skin was quite dark and leathery from his many years in the sun, his bright sky blue eyes gleaming from a hooded gaze. He wore his long grey hair in a braided queue, and while not cleanly shaven, did not sport a full beard. His clothing was nondescript, consisting mainly of cream tunics and dark pantaloons, but would often sport a colored bandanna on his head. |
| − | '''Bio:''' Until | + | '''Bio:''' Until his later years, Selkirk's life had always revolved around the sea. At the age of 11, he signed on to a merchanting ship, abandoning a fairly unpromising baker's apprenticeship. Capable and tough, Selkirk served on a fair number of ships over the years, fulfilling his duties and contracts with few infractions, but also with few outstanding merits. As his age grew, he started thinking of his retirement prospects, and decided to sign on to a fairly dangerous expedition, hoping to snag a fat purse with which to pad his retirement nestegg. |
It was on this expedition that he met [[Maggie May]], a brusque and dashing mercenary. Inexplicably, the two formed a bond, and together they quickly and efficiently formed and executed plans to open what was to become The [[Frothing Otter Tavern]]. | It was on this expedition that he met [[Maggie May]], a brusque and dashing mercenary. Inexplicably, the two formed a bond, and together they quickly and efficiently formed and executed plans to open what was to become The [[Frothing Otter Tavern]]. | ||
| − | Rough of voice and manner and colorful of speech, Selkirk | + | Rough of voice and manner and colorful of speech, Selkirk kept a tight ship at The Frothing Otter, managing things with a fair but harsh discipline. To those who were exceptionally keen of eye, occasionally one would see him looking toward the sea with a thoughtful expression on his face. |
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| + | Selkirk died in the fires that destroyed the Frothing Otter. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:25, 1 July 2015
Name: Selkirk
Gender: Male
Age: 61 at time of death
Location: The Frothing Otter
Title(s): Owner
Description: Selkirk was the classic salty seadog. Slightly shorter than average and quite stocky, his shoulders broad from many years of hauling sail and climbing rigging. His skin was quite dark and leathery from his many years in the sun, his bright sky blue eyes gleaming from a hooded gaze. He wore his long grey hair in a braided queue, and while not cleanly shaven, did not sport a full beard. His clothing was nondescript, consisting mainly of cream tunics and dark pantaloons, but would often sport a colored bandanna on his head.
Bio: Until his later years, Selkirk's life had always revolved around the sea. At the age of 11, he signed on to a merchanting ship, abandoning a fairly unpromising baker's apprenticeship. Capable and tough, Selkirk served on a fair number of ships over the years, fulfilling his duties and contracts with few infractions, but also with few outstanding merits. As his age grew, he started thinking of his retirement prospects, and decided to sign on to a fairly dangerous expedition, hoping to snag a fat purse with which to pad his retirement nestegg.
It was on this expedition that he met Maggie May, a brusque and dashing mercenary. Inexplicably, the two formed a bond, and together they quickly and efficiently formed and executed plans to open what was to become The Frothing Otter Tavern.
Rough of voice and manner and colorful of speech, Selkirk kept a tight ship at The Frothing Otter, managing things with a fair but harsh discipline. To those who were exceptionally keen of eye, occasionally one would see him looking toward the sea with a thoughtful expression on his face.
Selkirk died in the fires that destroyed the Frothing Otter.
