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'''Knaydl''' is the captain of the ''[[Live Bait]]'', a smuggler's cutter which runs between [[River's Rest]] and [[Solhaven]]. She is a jolly woman and often breaks into song while busy at her work.
'''Knaydl''' is the captain of the ''[[Live Bait]]'', a smuggler's cutter which runs between [[River's Rest]] and [[Solhaven]]. She is a jolly woman and often breaks into song while busy at her work.


==Description==
==Behind the scenes==
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===Description===
Clearly Knaydl appreciates good food. She's a large woman...in every sense. Large in body, large in spirit, large in laughter, large in anger. She prowls around the aft deck with a feral grace, never far from the tiller. Above a pair of rosy cheeks, Knaydl's eyes are as deep and green and timeless as the great Western Sea.
Clearly Knaydl appreciates good food. She's a large woman...in every sense. Large in body, large in spirit, large in laughter, large in anger. She prowls around the aft deck with a feral grace, never far from the tiller. Above a pair of rosy cheeks, Knaydl's eyes are as deep and green and timeless as the great Western Sea.
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[[Category: River's Rest]]
[[Category: River's Rest]]

Latest revision as of 00:45, 27 November 2024

Knaydl is the captain of the Live Bait, a smuggler's cutter which runs between River's Rest and Solhaven. She is a jolly woman and often breaks into song while busy at her work.

Description

Clearly Knaydl appreciates good food.  She's a large woman...in every sense.  Large in body, large in spirit, large in laughter, large in anger.  She prowls around the aft deck with a feral grace, never far from the tiller.  Above a pair of rosy cheeks, Knaydl's eyes are as deep and green and timeless as the great Western Sea.