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 Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:06 am
  5000 stones
(0/2) slaves
Taho is not a particularly friendly Hound. He is not well-bred, has little manners and though he could be considered a handsome canine, the constant layer of dirt that insists of making a living in his coat (and home) can hardly be considered attractive. He has little to no respect for cats and even less for hounds who call him out on it. But he runs a honest business and he's probably one of the few who won't con you out of more stones than the service requires.✗ [Details];× × × × × × × × × × × × × × × ×
Master: Taho
Dwelling: Mud Hut
Occupation: Business Owner
Employment: Owner/Manager of the Transportation Company
✗ [Slaves];× × × × × × × × × × × × × × × ×
Slaves:
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✗ [Funds];× × × × × × × × × × × × × × × ×
Ledger + 5000 stones : given by the state
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5000 stones
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Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:15 am
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Taho is a gruff and dirty-looking Hound. He works his slaves to death and is generally unfriendly to all Hounds, non-customers in particular. He is honest when it it comes to his business but he will be particularly nasty if he feels someone is trying to take advantage of him. His hard work has brought him some success and he doesn't take kindly to lazy bums who try to get a discount or outright steal from him.
Taho has a hard time making friends. He has some serious trust issues and tends to simply make business acquaintances with Hounds who earn his respect.
Strength 2%
Agility 19%
Dominance 4%
Charisma 11%
Luck 17%
Power 10%
Hobbies: Taho lives for his work. He hasno time for hobbies or friends - or so he says.
✗ [History];× × × × × × × × × × × × × × × ×
Taho was born to a poor family in Zanzibar and was often teased for it at school. But he had a good mind and a cunning disposition and after his school days, it didn't take long until he had created a successful business in his home town, earning the jealousy of his dodgy relatives whose greedy paws caused him to lose many stones and slaves. He decided to move to Babylon, the heart of Syria, in order to repeat the feat and start his business from scratch, away from all his confusing, back-stabbing family.
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Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:35 am
House layout
It's a small house with one room that serves as kitchen and living room and a small office where Taho works and sleeps. This is not the best well kept hut you've ever stumbled into I assure you.
There is a small yard outside (it consists mostly of dirt and weeds - not very appealing really) with a worn out wagon and a prettier well-kept carriage "parked" at the center. The slaves sleep outside, usually under the wagons and carriages. (Taho: Obviously. Why wouldn't they? >.>)
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Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:38 am
Business Post
Rent a Slave 50-100 stones
If you already have a wagon or a carriage and all you need is a slave to help you pull it, you can rent a slave to perform that service. If you need help moving to a new home, the slave will pull the wagon with your belongings and help you move them into your new accomodations. It costs 50 stones for half a day and 100 stones for a full day. You can treat the slave however you please as long as you don't injure it permanently.
Rent the wagon 250 stones
You may rent the wagon and a skinny slave for the day. You can use it as a means of transport for yourself or to move your belongings to a new home. This service is also available to any business owners who require a wagon to transport their product into the customers' homes (eg. large furniture, big orders of food, etc).
Rent the fancy carriage 500 stones
You can rent a fancy carriage pulled by a good-looking slave to take you around the city. Impress your fellow Hounds by rubbing your wealth in their noses. Feel free to whip the slave as you please but try not to cause permanent injuries that might affect its work the next day.
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Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 11:12 am
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