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About Borracho Barondo

Borracho Barrando loves the city of Magnimar. Not only is it the congregation place of Sinashakti, but it also happens to be his home. Borracho enjoys strolling through the markets, trying to find inspiration for his stagecraft in the lives of those who are not him. Borracho has mastered the art of being himself and now seeks to master being others, not as mighty as he.

It is his desire to understand and connect with others that makes him the best actor in the troupe. Not to mention his ability to commune with his lost ancestors and glean knowledge from the past, specifically from lore and plays that have been performed by troupes before his own. His self-confidence and assuredness don’t hurt either; you only need to ask him to come to that conclusion.

As he walks, his kilt and special dramatic acting cloak flow in the breeze. He reaches into his kilt pocket for a snack, only to realize he ate the last cracker earlier that morning after his daily contemplation. He decides to stop at the nearest food stall for a quick bite. After all, Borracho must always keep his strength up in case others need entertaining...or defending.

While deciding between a scone and a muffin, he twirls one of his dark black locks between thumb and forefinger, his brown eyes darting between the two treats. He chooses the muffin and hands the baker a few coins, thanking him before turning to leave. The baker simply nods without saying a word, and Borracho doesn’t think twice (people are often awed and left speechless in his presence).

A short distance away, Borracho finds a stump to sit on. He enjoys his muffin and watches the people go about their day, waiting to meet up with the rest of his troupe.

Sinashakti.

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6' tallish
180 lbs.
Sandals, kilt, cloak. Chain belt with dagger, belt pouch.