ER:Thurston
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| - | The cigar-smoking parrot [[familiar]] of [[Errant Road]] player character [[ER:Rip|Rupert (Rip) Ricordiel]]. See Rip's page for | + | The cigar-smoking parrot [[familiar]] of [[Errant Road]] player character [[ER:Rip|Rupert (Rip) Ricordiel]]. See Rip's page for more on what Thurston is like: in certain regards, like a feathered, cigar-smoking [[Ellis]], although maybe with a less abrasive personality. (Or maybe not.) Needless to say, he doesn't exist in the [[Poe-verse]], although parrot familiars very well might. |
He has typically familiarish skills, being hard-wired with [[Translation]] and a snarky attitude. Perhaps less typically, he is apparently a father-to-be, following a brief assignation on the [[ER:Southern Continent|Southern Continent]] late in the game. | He has typically familiarish skills, being hard-wired with [[Translation]] and a snarky attitude. Perhaps less typically, he is apparently a father-to-be, following a brief assignation on the [[ER:Southern Continent|Southern Continent]] late in the game. | ||
Revision as of 22:07, 26 April 2020
The cigar-smoking parrot familiar of Errant Road player character Rupert (Rip) Ricordiel. See Rip's page for more on what Thurston is like: in certain regards, like a feathered, cigar-smoking Ellis, although maybe with a less abrasive personality. (Or maybe not.) Needless to say, he doesn't exist in the Poe-verse, although parrot familiars very well might.
He has typically familiarish skills, being hard-wired with Translation and a snarky attitude. Perhaps less typically, he is apparently a father-to-be, following a brief assignation on the Southern Continent late in the game.
