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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Seravin" data-source="post: 758718" data-attributes="member: 6783">Personalities of MilbourneI’ve given the people of Milbourne short shrift recently.  Upon recollection the very first day the group arrived in the sleepy little town they made an effort to meet everyone.  Kestral and Panther made an especially hard effort.So, names that you’re going to see further on include:Lord Carman, the most prominent landowner of Milbourne and he owns the Carman Mines to the north.  He reports directly to Count Parlfray whom you may hear about later.  For the most part the elderly Lord Carman is the de-facto mayor of Milbourne.Garyld, the town’s law man.  This older gentleman has been in these parts for a long time and people respect him.  He makes his living working wood (furniture, bows, and the like), but he’s also responsible for making sure that strangers don’t get too rowdy and that trouble generally stays away.  Though he walks with a limp now, people still remember that he was a member of the Imperial Scouts once.Semheis, of Latina.  One of the town’s newest members, he was assigned to Milbourne by the Church of Latina out of Corlean.  Semheis is responsible for the spiritual welfare of the villagers and aids in healing those with minor hurts and ailments.  Additionally he can be called upon to interpret matters of law.  However Semheis is relatively young and has only been in Milbourne for about a year.  Zealous and idealistic, Semheis has not become the important figure in the village that he thought he would be and church attendance is dropping.Old Grizzler, a miner from way back.  He worked the Garlstone Mines for over a century before they closed.  He’s now retired, spending his time at The Silver Crown, the town’s tavern.  Alternatively if he’s not there he’s terrorizing any fish brave enough to come within a mile of Milbourne.  Old Grizzler has a thousand tales.  And he’ll tell you all about them.  Repeatedly.</blockquote>

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