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side=4
type=Ancient Wose
id=Haralamdum
# po-override: Haralamdum is ancient, and his mind does not work well any more. He takes things very slowly and carefully, even for a Wose. He halts and pauses, often searching for something in his memory, using meaningless syllables to fill the gap. The syllables of his name come from the phrase he uses to mean "that is all" or "I am done" which he says often, usually out of frustration with how hasty everyone seems. Nobody alive knows his real name, and he has likely forgotten as well. Feel free to add, move, or remove pauses to break up, or even scatter, his train of thought. For inspiration, think of Asperger Syndrome.
name= _ "Haralamdum"
controller=ai
canrecruit=yes
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# Only some units can read the book. Those who cannot: Delfador, Elves, Dwarves, Merfolk, Horsemen and Mages.
#
# I chose these effects because we're close to the end, the next scenario (S22) has some large forests but,
# thereafter, there is not a lot of use for forest skills, since most of theterritory is open grasslands.
# thereafter, there is not a lot of use for forest skills, since most of the territory is open grasslands.
# So these effects should not have too large an effect upon the remaining parts of the campaign.
#
# GL-2016JUL

# Haralamdum is ancient, and his mind does not work well any more. He takes things very slowly and carefully, even for a Wose. He halts and pauses, often searching for something in his memory, using meaningless syllables to fill the gap. The syllables of his name come from the phrase he uses to mean "that is all" or "I am done" which he says often, usually out of frustration with how hasty everyone seems. Nobody alive knows his real name, and he has likely forgotten as well. Feel free to add, move, or remove pauses to break up, or even scatter, his train of thought. For inspiration, think of Asperger Syndrome.

# For background references, see Delfador's Memoirs, scenario 8 ("Ur Thorodor").

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message= _ "Greetings, Sir Wose. We seek the exit to these caverns."
[/message]
[message]
speaker=unit
speaker=Haralamdum
message= _ "If ... hmm dum ... you could help rid us of these ... alam hurum ... infernal undead, I would be ... alam alam ... look to the north and east ... hmm ... most grateful. Har alam dum."
[/message]
[/then]
[else]
# Intentionally courtly and formal here as a counter-point to the rough going when talking to Haralamdum.

[message]
speaker=unit

# po: Intentionally courtly and formal here as a counter-point to the rough going when talking to Haralamdum.

message= _ "Well met, stranger."
[/message]
[message]
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[message]
speaker=Haralamdum

# "just the other day" probably means a few decades ago. To Haralamdum, Ur Thorodor is a very young Wose ... a small, young twig on the end of a new branch of an ancient tree, who has not yet earned the honorific 'Ur'
# po: "just the other day" probably means a few decades ago. To Haralamdum, Ur Thorodor is a very young Wose a small, young twig on the end of a new branch of an ancient tree, who has not yet earned the honorific 'Ur'

message= _ "Just the other day ... hmm ... I was speaking with that twig ... alam ... alam dum ... Thorodor? Hmm ... yes ... hum ... he said you took a ... alam har ... nasty blow to the head ... hmm ... and he feared you were dead."
[/message]

[message]
speaker=Delfador

# Over 50 years ago, probably 52, to be more precise.
# po: Over 50 years ago, probably 52, to be more precise.

message= _ "That was many years ago, I'm afraid. Now, we really must be moving along ..."
[/message]
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