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==Description== |
==Description== |
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The guard for the Dzirta Nars Gazlok is an elderly gent, whose white hair and bushy eyebrows belie his alert brown eyes. Weathered skin, now paled from his indoor station, covers the exposed areas of his gaunt frame. He is wearing a faded blue |
The guard for the Dzirta Nars Gazlok is an elderly gent, whose white hair and bushy eyebrows belie his alert brown eyes. Weathered skin, now paled from his indoor station, covers the exposed areas of his gaunt frame. He is wearing a faded blue odaj fastened by a worn ceremonial sash. Loose brown pants almost hide battered boots that appear to have taken on the shape of his feet. An ozols nuja is tied to his back with a braided weapon strap. |
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==Conversation Topics== |
==Conversation Topics== |
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Revision as of 16:32, 3 October 2012
Incomplete Article
- This article is incomplete, which means that while it is not a stub, it still lacks certain data or information.
- Infobox entry for guild, Infobox entry for map location
- Please see Category:Incomplete articles for more articles that are incomplete.
| Gazlok | |
|---|---|
| Status: | Alive |
| Guild: | Unknown |
| Race: | Rakash |
| Gender: | Unknown |
| Location: | Unknown |
| Type: | guard |
Description
The guard for the Dzirta Nars Gazlok is an elderly gent, whose white hair and bushy eyebrows belie his alert brown eyes. Weathered skin, now paled from his indoor station, covers the exposed areas of his gaunt frame. He is wearing a faded blue odaj fastened by a worn ceremonial sash. Loose brown pants almost hide battered boots that appear to have taken on the shape of his feet. An ozols nuja is tied to his back with a braided weapon strap.
Conversation Topics
- All topics: Guard Gazlok looks appraisingly at you, then responds, "Why do you ask? I don't share my knowledge with just anyone you know. I see a lot go on here, but my job is to guard the pack house, not to be the village gossip!"