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The wife of Nicoly Rossman who died during the attack on the original [[Rossman's Landing]]. |
The wife of Nicoly Rossman who died during the attack on the original [[Rossman's Landing]]. Her gravestone can be found in the ''Small Clearing'' outside the gates. |
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A weathered gravestone reads: |
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In memory of |
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Sweetleaf Rossman |
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Beloved mother, |
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Devoted wife, |
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But a lousy runner. |
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==[[Rossgallan Keep]] Painting== |
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* Found in the Rossgallan Manor Hallway: |
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: ''The painting shows a young Human woman with long, wavy blond hair worn partially upswept. Her green eyes sparkle joyfully and her mouth curves in a smile ready to burst into laughter. She is seated in a garden with blooming white roses in the background.'' |
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: ''A painting reads:'' |
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: ''"Sweetleaf, painted year 346"'' |
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Latest revision as of 08:31, 27 January 2022
| Sweetleaf Rossman | |
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| Status: | Dead |
| Race: | Human |
| Gender: | Female |
| Relatives: | Nicoly Rossman (husband), Nicolaenya Rossman (daughter) |
The wife of Nicoly Rossman who died during the attack on the original Rossman's Landing. Her gravestone can be found in the Small Clearing outside the gates.
A weathered gravestone reads:
In memory of
Sweetleaf Rossman
Beloved mother,
Devoted wife,
But a lousy runner.
Rossgallan Keep Painting
- Found in the Rossgallan Manor Hallway:
- The painting shows a young Human woman with long, wavy blond hair worn partially upswept. Her green eyes sparkle joyfully and her mouth curves in a smile ready to burst into laughter. She is seated in a garden with blooming white roses in the background.
- A painting reads:
- "Sweetleaf, painted year 346"