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Treewalker, a Pathfinder-Ranger elf, was one of the original four characters that started the adventures (along with [[Rallthier]], [[Forensia]] and [[Feng]]). Became a two handed dicing machine with his magical swords, including the long sword [[Wyrmsbane]]. Was killed during a sword fight against the mighty Hrothgar (Allen). Was later resurrected by [[The Org]] in [[Lowenport]], as a much humbler Treewalker. | Treewalker, a Pathfinder-Ranger elf, was one of the original four characters that started the adventures (along with [[Rallthier]], [[Forensia]] and [[Feng]]). Became a two handed dicing machine with his magical swords, including the long sword [[Wyrmsbane]]. Was killed during a sword fight against the mighty Hrothgar (play by Sir Allen of Lee). Was later resurrected by [[The Org]] in [[Lowenport]], as a much humbler Treewalker. | ||
Was last seen leaving [[Lowenport]] in a wagon with the emotional and unpredictable elf maiden, [[Forensia]]. | Was last seen leaving [[Lowenport]] in a wagon with the emotional and unpredictable elf maiden, [[Forensia]]. | ||
Three years later, Treewalker emerged in the [[Ur]] campaign. | Three years later, Treewalker emerged in the [[Ur]] campaign. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:13, 24 March 2007
(played by Brant)
Treewalker, a Pathfinder-Ranger elf, was one of the original four characters that started the adventures (along with Rallthier, Forensia and Feng). Became a two handed dicing machine with his magical swords, including the long sword Wyrmsbane. Was killed during a sword fight against the mighty Hrothgar (play by Sir Allen of Lee). Was later resurrected by The Org in Lowenport, as a much humbler Treewalker.
Was last seen leaving Lowenport in a wagon with the emotional and unpredictable elf maiden, Forensia.
Three years later, Treewalker emerged in the Ur campaign.