Remis Locke

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Error creating thumbnail: File missing "Some make do with what little they have, I want something more!" - Remis Locke to Matheric Oakheart
False Nobleman / Owner of Thrice Lucky Tailoring
Gender	Male
Race	Hyur
Clan	Unknown
Citizenship	Limsa Lominsa

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Tendencies

Likes

Cheer, coin, women, risk-taking, danger, success, competitiveness, fine clothes, top hats, drinking and exploring.

Dislikes

Fighting, failure, authorities, interruptions and goats.

Hobbies/Talents

Remis is a skilled con-artist, an avid storyteller, frequent liar and a highly competent tailor. But above all else he enjoys spending coin, dancing, wooing women with his so-called charm and treasure hunting.

Rumors

Common Rumors

• Remis Locke was once married.
• ‘Thrice Lucky Tailoring’ seems to have an uncommonly large income.

Moderate Rumors

• There is a Noble in the area, Lord Hudson, who shares a striking resemblance to Remis.
• Remis had an affair which ruined his previous marriage to Ofelie Whitesage.

Rare Rumors

• Remis Locke killed Matheric Oakheart.

History/Timeline

To Be Completed (WIP)

For some written adventures of Remis Locke, please visit the link below

http://ffxiv-roleplayers.com/showthread.php?tid=3964&pid=51352#pid51352

Trivia

- There have been three incarnations of the character Remis Locke, originating from the Lord of the Rings Online, before being recreated on Guild Wars 2, until eventually arriving on Final Fantasy XIV. All past roleplays have contributed to the majority of Remis’ background history and the details (such as locations) have been tweaked to fit into the world of Eorzea.

- The character Remis Locke was originally loosely inspired by David Tennant’s portrayal of Casanova, written by Russell T Davies for the BBC.

- Remis was originally a typing error of ‘Remus’, however it was unaltered and is pronounced exactly the same.

- A large number of pictures have been drawn of Remis, all of which were created by the artist Jenni Saarinen, who also played the character of Ofelie Whitesage. http://jennisaarinen.carbonmade.com/