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Stranghelm

Stranghelm
| Name | Stranghelm |
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| Status | Dormant |
| Occupation | A Herbalist, often seen travelling. |
| Age | Aged |
| Race | Man |
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| Residence | Nomadic, Eastemnet, Westemnet |
| Kinship | None |
| Outward Appearance | (Audio is recommended for further immersion) As mighty like a stump, and unmoved like mountains, that was an exaggeration worthy of his figure. The man stood tall and enormous as he did with his broad shoulder. His arm posted a very robust figure and built posture, not few of his unkempt hair resting around from his forearm to the very palm and slightly appearing in his yet sweeping fingers. To the chest was a no exception that he bore no slight hair in his chest, for his chest were covered in many of it, covering his bulky chest that even it bulged beneath the grazing grasses of hair, yet this was a rarely sight, for the man took a great care and trim the beard of balanced proportional. Under the mighty chest, lied stumpful legs and still lied many hair as not few as in the arms he owned. A perilous figure it seemed in a glance over distance, yet in peculiar the man carried a familiar face depicting fondness, and kindness.
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Background
| Friends | Despite of his renownless deeds he possesed, the spiritual kindness that he sowed made many friends in every of his travels, including his own hutment. Yet few remembered him in long term, and so he reaped none but mere acquaintances. |
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| Relatives | He was distant with his past and he didn't disclose on that term. |
| Rivals/Enemies | None in general, but in particular scene. |
| Loves | Of his horse, Stóróf(Stór - Great, Strong. Róf - Valiant). He also valued the riches of the land and as everything above, so below. Of the unnumbered trees, and the uncounted streams drawing the land in ever fondness. |
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| Hates | Of ill devices that withered the days in gloom, grey smoke that fogged the mind of the minded, and an everlasting misery that grew like bane in someone's heart. |
| Motivation | To sought the land untouched but with fondness of joy, and herd of horses would run, swarded by tall grass into the brimming world of beauty and merriment. |
| Quotes | "There is nothing more sublime than the untamed mountains and slag of hills, for the slope of blessure highs above all else." |
Stranghelm's Adventures
| Chapter 1 : The merriment of Childhood Part IV | 5 years 1 month ago |
| Chapter 1 : The merriment of Childhood Part III | 6 years 2 weeks ago |
| Chapter 1 : The merriment of Childhood Part II | 6 years 3 weeks ago |
| Chapter 1 : The merriment of Childhood Part I | 6 years 3 weeks ago |
| Prelude : Dreams of Gloom, and Valiance of an Old Friend | 6 years 3 months ago |

