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Known across the Inner Planes, Captain Soot {{NPC||m|human|F12||TN}} is the master of the magical ship ''Ebony Queen''. This vessel plies the planes like 18 distinct seas, carrying passengers and cargo for the reasonable price of 200 gold a person and 300 gold per 100 cubic feet of cargo for every planar border crossed. Captain Soot has been performing this job for decades, and is considered a well-respected individual by most natives despite his mortal heritage, even among | Known across the [[Inner Planes]], Captain Soot {{NPC||m|human|F12||TN}} is the master of the magical ship ''Ebony Queen''. This vessel plies the planes like 18 distinct seas, carrying passengers and cargo for the reasonable price of 200 gold a person and 300 gold per 100 cubic feet of cargo for every planar border crossed. Captain Soot has been performing this job for decades, and is considered a well-respected individual by most natives despite his mortal heritage, even among [[genie]]kind. He is an expert on all the Inner Planes, knowing them as well as a [[Prime]] sailor would know his seas. | ||
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* {{cite | | * {{cite|The Inner Planes|pg.13}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:53, 21 September 2014
Known across the Inner Planes, Captain Soot (Pl/♂ human/F12/TN) is the master of the magical ship Ebony Queen. This vessel plies the planes like 18 distinct seas, carrying passengers and cargo for the reasonable price of 200 gold a person and 300 gold per 100 cubic feet of cargo for every planar border crossed. Captain Soot has been performing this job for decades, and is considered a well-respected individual by most natives despite his mortal heritage, even among geniekind. He is an expert on all the Inner Planes, knowing them as well as a Prime sailor would know his seas.
Reference
- The Inner Planes, pg.13
