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Tomb-robbing

From Tomb-Robber to Ranger - Chapter 1

Submitted by Umbaindes on September 29th, 2011
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Anger. Anger and Fury. The Woman looked at the lake once more and cursed to herself in Sindarin. Her worthless band had failed to show up consecutively now, and their absence drove her mad with fury and longing for companionship. Her friendship with Furlaf had faded, and even her relationship with Boen was going downhill. Only Cyneburga was her only friend.

Looking towards the Location

Submitted by Umbaindes on September 4th, 2011
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Umbaindes looks towards the fires of Barad Tharsír (So foolishly set up by the Southern Band) with Cyneburga and Garwell.

Pointing out the Location

Submitted by Umbaindes on September 4th, 2011
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Umbaindes shows Cyneburga and Garwell where Barad Tharsír is.

The Various Tomb-robber Bands of Evendim

Submitted by Umbaindes on September 4th, 2011
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Official Document

((A parchment stolen by Umbaindes that she will show to any of her fellow tomb-robbers seeking assistance on the knowledge of the various Tomb-robber bands in Evendim))

The Southern Band
Chief: Tomb-robber Chief Glûragan
Location: Barad Tharsír
Description: Extremely dimwitted, stupid, and careless. A band that is easy to take items from. Mostly made up of men from the south. Has dealings with Half-orcs.
Sash-colour: Brown, with an emblem of a red goat on it.

Unmasked (Updated)

Submitted by Umbaindes on August 18th, 2011
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Third Age 2998, The Sunken City of Annúminas

Umbaindes and the Charmer - Part 1

Submitted by Umbaindes on August 14th, 2011
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"...Well, then, if I'm gonna squeeze your hand, you're gonna have to take your weapons off." Boen stated. The Pony was empty and Umbaindes was rather talking to her companion, Boen, a sly and cheeky fellow who often made remarks about her and her fellow tomb-raiding companions.
Why are they in the Pony, you ask? Well, Umbaindes had just come to search for her companion Furlaf, her Second-in-Command in the band, and so far, her attempts at uncovering his whereabouts were in vain. They had to spend the night in the Pony, much to Umbaindes' chagrin.

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