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Born and raised in [[Myrken Wood]], <b>Cordwainer Beucol</b> was better known for the shoes he fashioned for its wealthy elite, than his membership in the [[Order of the All]]; <I>that</i> fact was one that he kept strictly secret. Still, it was to eventually prove his death: in late April of 206 [[Anno Regalis|AR]], Beucol's house was set aflame, and his mutilated corpse discovered at his [[Myrkentown]] business, along with that of his lifelong friend [[Dyer Halfplow]]. Pinned to its wall by a set of crossbow bolts, the word <b>FAITH</b> cut into its bloodied flesh, these cadavers were surely a result of the series of retaliatory slayings that had plagued the [[Order of the All|Order]] throughout that month. | Born and raised in [[Myrken Wood]], <b>Cordwainer Beucol</b> was better known for the shoes he fashioned for its wealthy elite, than his membership in the [[Order of the All]]; <I>that</i> fact was one that he kept strictly secret. Still, it was to eventually prove his death: in late April of 206 [[Anno Regalis|AR]], Beucol's house was set aflame, and his mutilated corpse discovered at his [[Myrkentown]] business, along with that of his lifelong friend [[Dyer Halfplow]]. Pinned to its wall by a set of crossbow bolts, the word <b>FAITH</b> cut into its bloodied flesh, these cadavers were surely a result of the series of retaliatory slayings that had plagued the [[Order of the All|Order]] throughout that month. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:57, 5 May 2006
Born and raised in Myrken Wood, Cordwainer Beucol was better known for the shoes he fashioned for its wealthy elite, than his membership in the Order of the All; that fact was one that he kept strictly secret. Still, it was to eventually prove his death: in late April of 206 AR, Beucol's house was set aflame, and his mutilated corpse discovered at his Myrkentown business, along with that of his lifelong friend Dyer Halfplow. Pinned to its wall by a set of crossbow bolts, the word FAITH cut into its bloodied flesh, these cadavers were surely a result of the series of retaliatory slayings that had plagued the Order throughout that month.