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'''{{PAGENAME}} '''is a Rogue Half Elf who wants to know what you're having |
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Revision as of 02:20, 10 January 2024
| Marital Status | Single |
|---|---|
| Species | Half-elf |
| Gender | Male |
Earn'st Grimes is a Rogue Half Elf who wants to know what you're having
Personality
Usually not one to cause a fight, he's found himself in need to be quick on his feet, either to swiftly leave a raucous crowd, or to defend his family's business from would be robbers.
While maybe not always with the outcome he expects, Earn'st will gladly pay a price just to see how something tastes, to experience something new, or just to see what will happen (the latter tends to make for the best stories)
History
Earn'st is the son of Doug Grimes. Doug one day, while digging around on their property, dug up an oil deposit. Doug (now nicknamed Dug) despite striking it rich, tended to live a very modest life, so when Earn'st inherited the oil operation, he found more money than a man would know what to do with. Earn'st quickly sought out to see what the finer things in life had to offer.
One day while moseying around in his house, Earn'st felt the world ... break ... slip away from him. When he came to he found himself in a dingy establishment. Wet carpeting and tacky wallpaper, not an unfamiliar environments, it's still not a place he likes to find himself. Surrounded by new cohorts, and not entirely convinced this isn't from a bad batch of something he drank, he looks to get back to his home and find something a little more luxurious to occupy his time, (and money) again. ... At least this new posse seems entertaining.
Languages
Examples include Common, Elvish, Thieves Cant, (and others I will update when I get back to my sheet)
