Sliski Kaspin: Difference between revisions

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Sliski peddling their wares
Character Reference
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Full name	Sliski
Species	Slyne
Weight	164 lbs 74 kg
Height	8'1" 246 cm
Affiliation	Unaffiliated
Role	Purveyor of Companions

Sliski is a slyne that, for the right price, will sell you a "companion" of your very own.

Appearance

A slyne of average build, Sliski wears very little while out in public. Frequently seen in the vicinity of his cart, ready to hawk his latest wares.

Personality

A consummate showman, Sliski is always happy to play up his role and haggle with potential buyers. Often asserts that none of his so-called merchandise are truly there against their will - they would have paid their debts, met their obligations, or simply found themselves in other circumstances if they really hadn't wanted to be sold.

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 |affiliation=Unaffiliated
 |role=Purveyor of Companions
-|synopsis=Sliski is a slyne who makes his living offering up the "companionship" of other citizens, for a price.
+|synopsis=Sliski is a slyne that, for the right price, will sell you a "companion" of your very own.
-|appearance=Sliski is a slyne of relatively average build, he tends to wear very little when out in public, especially when attempting to hawk a fresh bunch of wares. He insists none of the offerings are entirely at offer against their will in that many had unpaid debts, obligations, and other circumstances that they must make due for.
+|appearance=A slyne of average build, Sliski wears very little while out in public. Frequently seen in the vicinity of his cart, ready to hawk his latest wares.
-|personality=Sliski is most at home when playing his role of showman to attract attention to his cart and when haggling with potential buyers.
+|personality=A consummate showman, Sliski is always happy to play up his role and haggle with potential buyers. Often asserts that none of his so-called merchandise are truly there against their will - they would have paid their debts, met their obligations, or simply found themselves in other circumstances if they really hadn't wanted to be sold.
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