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| − | Tom Breckenridge is one of the more obscure figures in Myrken Wood, being nothing more than a slight, frail figure with stringy, ratty hair, eternally battered brown robes, a floppy brown hat, and a horrendous accent that clips off at least a little from most words. He has been the sole survivor of at least one deadly incident, which claimed the lives of his only remaining family. Known throughout town as a wandering lunatic, "Ol' Tom" is generally seen as quite, quite harmless--an aged herbalist far too affected by his years of being around such substances and the presumed snapping of his sanity at the deaths of his family. | + | Tom Breckenridge is one of the more obscure figures in [[Myrken Wood]], being nothing more than a slight, frail figure with stringy, ratty hair, eternally battered brown robes, a floppy brown hat, and a horrendous accent that clips off at least a little from most words. He has been the sole survivor of at least one deadly incident, which claimed the lives of his only remaining family. Known throughout town as a wandering lunatic, "Ol' Tom" is generally seen as quite, quite harmless--an aged herbalist far too affected by his years of being around such substances and the presumed snapping of his sanity at the deaths of his family. |
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Revision as of 23:43, 13 July 2006
Tom Breckenridge is one of the more obscure figures in Myrken Wood, being nothing more than a slight, frail figure with stringy, ratty hair, eternally battered brown robes, a floppy brown hat, and a horrendous accent that clips off at least a little from most words. He has been the sole survivor of at least one deadly incident, which claimed the lives of his only remaining family. Known throughout town as a wandering lunatic, "Ol' Tom" is generally seen as quite, quite harmless--an aged herbalist far too affected by his years of being around such substances and the presumed snapping of his sanity at the deaths of his family.
