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About Dumas

A bit of a fop, Dumas carries himself as a wandering troubadour dedicated to nothing more than wine, women, and song. But the well worn handle of the rapier on his hip tells a very different tale. Only his rapier's tip bites harder than his rapier wit.

Seeking nothing more that the stories of glory to bring notoriety to his family name, Dumas found himself as a sellsword in Absalom when one of his countrymen, a venture-captain, fought alongside the whelp and offered to sponsor him for membership in the Pathfinder Society. It seemed that Old Taldor's sons could do with more vocal presence in such an organization, and Dumas, having read pilfered copies of Pathfinder Chronicles, longed to have his name in those hallowed tomes. Needless to say, he was only happy to oblige his countryman.