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Timothy was a Healer who living in [[Sicle Grove]] along with his wife [[Penelope]] who ran the local Orphanage. The village was destroyed by the eruption of the [[Greater Fist]] that was instigated by [[Mibgluc]] the Fire Mage. Most everyone including Penelope and the orphans in her care were killed. |
Timothy was a Healer who living in [[Sicle Grove]] along with his wife [[Penelope]] who ran the local Orphanage. The village was destroyed by the eruption of the [[Greater Fist]] that was instigated by [[Mibgluc]] the Fire Mage. Most everyone including Penelope and the orphans in her care were killed. |
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After the destruction of [[Sicle Grove]] Timothy would wander around the [[Northern Trade Route]] and [[The Crossing]] lamenting the loss of his home, wife |
After the destruction of [[Sicle Grove]] Timothy would wander around the [[Northern Trade Route]] and [[The Crossing]] lamenting the loss of his home, wife and the many children of the village. He would heal bleeding wounds and if given a gift or herb would ocassionally give a like item in return. |
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Timothy disappeared for several years and then returned to The Crossing for a period of time. |
Timothy disappeared for several years and then returned to The Crossing for a period of time. |
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Revision as of 15:39, 17 December 2007
Timothy was a Healer who living in Sicle Grove along with his wife Penelope who ran the local Orphanage. The village was destroyed by the eruption of the Greater Fist that was instigated by Mibgluc the Fire Mage. Most everyone including Penelope and the orphans in her care were killed.
After the destruction of Sicle Grove Timothy would wander around the Northern Trade Route and The Crossing lamenting the loss of his home, wife and the many children of the village. He would heal bleeding wounds and if given a gift or herb would ocassionally give a like item in return.
Timothy disappeared for several years and then returned to The Crossing for a period of time.
Details of the most recent events involving Timothy (late 2006-early 2007) can be read here.