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Gurran #6435
1
Level
85
EXP (Tracker) ⇨
Silver
Passage
War
0%
Neutral
Peace
0%
Neutral
Knowledge
0%
Neutral
Power
0%
Neutral
Achievements
Gullinbursti
Syn
Sindridva
Eir
Titles
No Titles
Character Details
Name: Gurran
Nickname(s): Gur
Health Status: Healthy
Gender: Female
Age: Adult
Height: 140cm
Weight: 730lbs
Build: Standard
Coat: Curly
Genotype: Ss/cr/br/bk/Ash/Mol/Fro/Td/Tk/Pn/Hd/Rr/Mk/PRG/Dpp
Phenotype: Frost Molten Ashen Silver with Tipped, Ticked, Pinto, Hooded, (Blue) Roan, Mask, Partridge, Dapples
Horns: Winding (Small) (c)
Physical Mutations: Bobtail, Curled Tail, Fangs
Mutations: None
Slots: 3 Used / 6 Available
Design Credits
Marblenunn
Personality
Gurran is a skilled scavenger, whatever she can find she make sure to have good use of it. She can somewhat sense valuable object being hidden away in dirt, chest or anything. She is trust worthy when it comes to treasure hunting.
Loving the cold, she chooses to set her house up on the mountain, where there are less enemies that dare to approach.
She can be social enough to make "temporary friends" to any clients or fel that she just met. It is has to earn her trust to become real friend but that's how she is.
Gur does own a chest with full of shiny gems that she somehow discovered while excavating, she loves to refine a crude one into shiny things. Has a book collection of valuable gems so she doesn't have any problem identifying it at first glance.
Loving the cold, she chooses to set her house up on the mountain, where there are less enemies that dare to approach.
She can be social enough to make "temporary friends" to any clients or fel that she just met. It is has to earn her trust to become real friend but that's how she is.
Gur does own a chest with full of shiny gems that she somehow discovered while excavating, she loves to refine a crude one into shiny things. Has a book collection of valuable gems so she doesn't have any problem identifying it at first glance.
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