James ‘the razor’ Redsail - Revision history

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	James ‘the razor’ Redsail is a legendary human pirate who sailed the coasts of northern and western Aphrodisia in the late 5200s. As the legend goes, he managed to narrowly win a battle against a mighty dwarven fleet, against all odds. In the process, he lost his left eye, and only one in ten of his crew survived the ordeal.		James ‘the razor’ Redsail is a legendary human pirate who sailed the coasts of northern and western Aphrodisia in the late 5200s. As the legend goes, he managed to narrowly win a battle against a mighty dwarven fleet, against all odds. In the process, he lost his left eye, and only one in ten of his crew survived the ordeal.

	After the battle, James Redsail melted down the bell of the enemy flagship and had it turned into a hundred skull-shaped ~~pendents~~ that he then distributed amongst his one hundred survivors. These became valuable as historical and cultural artifacts, and some even believe they bring the wearer good luck and safety in battle.		After the battle, James Redsail melted down the bell of the enemy flagship and had it turned into a hundred skull-shaped silver pendants that he then distributed amongst his one hundred survivors. These became valuable as historical and cultural artifacts, and some even believe they bring the wearer good luck and safety in battle.

	Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.		Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.
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	[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these ~~pendents~~, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.		[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendants, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.

JudooTT at 18:21, 30 April 2024

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	Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.		Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.

	~~[[File~~:~~Https~~://i.imgur.com/Nxq9C4p.png]]		Image: https://i.imgur.com/Nxq9C4p.png

	[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendents, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.		[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendents, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.

JudooTT at 18:21, 30 April 2024

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	Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.		Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.

	[[File:Https://i.imgur.com/Nxq9C4p.png~~\|thumb~~]]		[[File:Https://i.imgur.com/Nxq9C4p.png]]

	[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendents, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.		[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendents, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.

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	Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.		Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.

			[[File:Https://i.imgur.com/Nxq9C4p.png\|thumb]]

	[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendents, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.		[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendents, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.

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James ‘the razor’ Redsail is a legendary human pirate who sailed the coasts of northern and western Aphrodisia in the late 5200s. As the legend goes, he managed to narrowly win a battle against a mighty dwarven fleet, against all odds. In the process, he lost his left eye, and only one in ten of his crew survived the ordeal.

After the battle, James Redsail melted down the bell of the enemy flagship and had it turned into a hundred skull-shaped pendents that he then distributed amongst his one hundred survivors. These became valuable as historical and cultural artifacts, and some even believe they bring the wearer good luck and safety in battle.

Different versions of the myth float around, changing the number of survivors around from anywhere between fifty to five hundred.

[[Willow Hawkwing]] carries ones of these pendents, though it may be a forgery or a replica. Willow herself does not believe it hold any special kind of luck or magic. He (Willow was still Wallace at this time) stole it from one of the previous captains he served under years before [[The Great Exile]] began, and then six months later he began to display it publicly after being voted as the ships' new captain.