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Both the most and least competent member of the crew, Cricket sought to steal the wealth of everyone he met. He believed that he was entitled to the riches of the world, simply because he was better. Big arrogance to match the big ambitions of a kid who had nothing valuable to his name except his friendships.
- Treasure
- Birds
- Meat Pies
- Jungles
- Poetry
- Deep Water
- Magic
- Chores
trivia
- Cricket uses sea glass to command his best friend Charlie (a hawk).
- Stole his neighbor's wedding papers.
- Used to hunt sea urchins.
- Dedicated his life to proving his worth to his family.
Cricket was raised on an isolated island deep in the Bronze Sea. Running wild with his best friend Charlie in a city with no exports, he regularly robbed the possessions belonging to incoming prisoners. With no father figure, and a mother more interested in social affairs than her own son, Cricket’s heists were rampant, all until he placed his eyes on a mark too big for him to swallow.
After attempting to rob Boblin and failing miserably, Cricket clicked with a young vigilante by the name of Watermelon who recruited him to their cause. Little did Cricket know, he was going to have something much more valuable than his loot robbed from him after joining this crew.
Cricket’s company was requested by Captain Silvermane on a quick exploit at a sea outpost. A certain pirate lord had just robbed the crew of a valuable magic item, and Silvermane was looking to find a way to get it back. The two of them headed into the harbor where they met their unfortunate undoing to an elemental hellstorm. Cricket died with a plethora of deeds left undone, and relationships in turmoil. Not a single family member knew where Cricket had run off two, and with the Crew not knowing any of the family, they had no way of finding out. The only time his memory has been excavated since, was during a battle with a Succubus, in which the memories of the Party were weaponized against them. Their foe assumed Cricket’s likeness, and used the turmoil in their hearts in an attempt to guilt the child’s death.
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