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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolfheart" data-source="post: 1946898" data-attributes="member: 15874">Dain's first winter among the humans was interesting.  During the onset of the Tallowbone outbreak he was sent out into the city, as all the priests were, charged with healing the victims as best as he could.  His gruff demeanor and his fine-for-dwarves-but-too-rough-for-humans handling of patients got him relived of this duty in short order.  Instead, the church put him to work forging braces that the other clerics would use to try and straighten bones warped by the disease.Dain discovored the many fine taverns of Selby-by-the-water, and was thrown out of several.  It was not that he fought or harassed the other patrons, but he loved to break into dwarven chants at the top of his lungs when he was in the cups.Dain thought it odd that the citizens of Selby were so alarmed by the cold of the winter, to him it felt like most of his winter's spent tracking giants through mountain passes.  Indeed, he quite enjoyed the cold.  He would often comment that it kept the riff-raff off the streets, and that Selby would be a better place for it.The highlight of Dain's winter, though, was when he discovored a bath house with a sauna.  He would sit in the sauna for hours, meditating and chanting quietly.  Then he would run out into the courtyard and jump in the snow.  All the other patron's thought him quite mad, but Dain loved it.As winter gives way to spring, Dain is finding that his mind is wandering again.  He wonders what other sights he has missed out in the greater world.  He still loves working the forge, but he is finding it harder to deny the call of the trail.</blockquote>

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