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Sleuth
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Experience: |
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1810640 |
Archetype: |
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Very Tough |
Age: |
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6558 days |
Gender: |
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male |
Background: |
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Reformed Burglar |
Sleuth Theme: |
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The Order of Socrates |
Last Login: |
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Jun-21-2007 |
Account Status: |
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Inactive
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Subscription Status: |
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Unsubscribed |
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Equipment
Completed Missions
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Packages Delivered:
2
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Overdue Books Returned:
4
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Nemeses Captured:
0
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Secret Plans Revealed:
0
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Artifacts Unearthed:
0
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Journal Pages Found:
0
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Brass Rings Won:
0
Detective Biography
I've been a PI for 12 years & was thinkin' bout how tired I was of dealin' with all the scum on the streets, and that maybe I should hang up my binoculers for a warm, sunny beach on the Islands. So, I went to the Owl and Walnut to think.
I was sluggin' down my 8th shot of Tequila, I had a headache I was trying to cure, when my ex-wife Petronella walked in. She'd been following me for most of the day. I knew what she wanted & was hopin' I could avoid her. Hence, the headache.
She had walked out on me 2 years ago for a dike named Narcisse. Narcisse had commited suicide, or so the papers said. Petronella didn't believe it and frankly, neither did I. A shoeprint of Larry the Toe was found near the body.
She wanted me to investigate. But, I was still feeling the pain of her leaving me. I remember how good she was in bed. She nick-named me FORSKIN. And hell...I missed her...still. Which is why I didn't want to get involved. But hey, If I could have her just one more time, I might forget about the Islands and stay here in London.
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Politics
Order o Socrates:
Poor(-3)
Arcanum Brthrhd:
Poor(-3)
Cosa Nostra:
Good(10)
Eastern Triads:
Poor(-3)
Circle of Light:
Fair(1)
Green Hand:
Poor(-3)
The Tea Steepers:
Neutral(0)
Shangri La Tigers:
Neutral(0)
Contacts
Music Teacher (New York)
Banker (New York)
Bartender (London)
Librarian (London)
Fortune Teller (Shanghai)
Shoe Maker (Shanghai)
Postal Clerk (Delhi)
Arch Villains
Letitia "Needles" Mahendra
Captured
Books Collected
A Scandal in Bohemia
Arthur Conan Doyle
The Murders in the Rue Morgue
Edgar Allan Poe
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