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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knowledge Checks" data-source="post: 5704299" data-attributes="member: 6681261">LongrenThose hills aren't too far out from the city. A man could get lost in there easy if he had a mind to. Longren turned away from the northern hills and adjusted a shoulder strap on his breastplate. Satisfied with the fit, he wrapped a long leather thong over his shoulder and under his other arm three times and slipped the greataxe into an odd knot on his back. One firm tug and the weapon would be free."So..." He says, not turning from the saddlebags on his horse as he pulls out more weapons. "This is the way down?" Blade on the left, hammer on the right. The longblade hangs in a simple leather sheath on his left hip, stone hammer tied to his right. Throwing a slim satchel over his shoulder he rubs the horses neck and walks towards the others. [sblock]Longren keeps his true history a secret. As his 'career' wouldn't be one that Bigby wouldn't probably be very impressed or enamored by, I imagined Longren got the job because the trio (Brisarion, Hedowin, Silhouette) needed someone to swing a sword and Longren was in the right tavern at the right time.He doesn't dress in the manner of Stonehold anymore and is trying to not behave that way or use affectations that would give his cultural background away. Unfortunately he's not skilled at that, so he gets by instead by not saying much. When asked a direct question about his background he answers in the most vague way possible without actually lying.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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