Difference between revisions of "Lithorion Neverlost"
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Revision as of 13:55, 19 December 2014
Pretentious cartographer who has set himself up as one of the key information brokers in Obsidian Bay.
- Class(es): Expert
- Sex: Male
- Race: Half Elf
- God: Delleb
- Alignment: Neutral
- Status: Alive
- City: Obsidian Bay
- Country: N/A
Lithorion Neverlost is a pretentious cartographer who has set himself up as one of the key information brokers in Obsidian Bay. The half elf -- the son of an female elven adventurer and a male human wizard -- loves the finer things in life, including good tobacco, exquisite elven wine, and fine silks. He pays for this extravagant life style by practicing a rare skill in Obsidian Bay: cartography. He has an uncanny knowledge of the peninsula including its prehistory and its time in the Keoish sphere of influence. He carries a number of small notebooks with him at all time that include amazingly detailed maps of the Pomarj rendered at an exceedingly small scale. The man's penmanship is astounding, and he is able to pack a tremendous amount of information into his maps, usually with script that most people can't even see, let alone read. He makes a point to interview adventurers upon their return from the Pomarj, paying them gold lions for their latest findings.
He can frequently be found at the The Gorgon's Head, having been kicked out of the The New Mazeraider's for refusing to pay its proprietors their finders' fees.
