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| − | A man by the name of Monito Govidam roams the city, in a dark purple robe, and black turban, with a birthday suit, dark, with moles, to fit. He has a goatee, and his speech is heavilly accented. he knows most words, but most likely, does not know all of them. | + | A man by the name of Monito Govidam roams the [[Myrkentown|city]], in a dark purple robe, and black turban, with a birthday suit, dark, with moles, to fit. He has a goatee, and his speech is heavilly accented. he knows most words, but most likely, does not know all of them. |
His weapons of choice, which there are two of them stashed in his robe at all times, is his Scimitars. Pictured to the side. He also has an amazingly simple spear, for use while on his horse. [[Image:Dex%20Scimitar.jpg]] | His weapons of choice, which there are two of them stashed in his robe at all times, is his Scimitars. Pictured to the side. He also has an amazingly simple spear, for use while on his horse. [[Image:Dex%20Scimitar.jpg]] | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 15 May 2006
Monito Govidam
A merchant, a pusher, a legacy.
A man by the name of Monito Govidam roams the city, in a dark purple robe, and black turban, with a birthday suit, dark, with moles, to fit. He has a goatee, and his speech is heavilly accented. he knows most words, but most likely, does not know all of them.
His weapons of choice, which there are two of them stashed in his robe at all times, is his Scimitars. Pictured to the side. He also has an amazingly simple spear, for use while on his horse. File:Dex Scimitar.jpg
His robe contains many things, except his wares. The contents of his robe are, but not limited too-
A small snap-box, made of wood, covered in fur, which carries pearls.
A slightly large snap-box, made of the same materials, which carries a small amount of gems.
Another small snap-box, for his money.
Two scabbards for his two scimitars.
