Lynx Nazgul

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Why? Because it's cool, interesting or...well...just because!"

The Person

Emily Bywater a.k.a Lynx Nagul started playing in November of 2011 and is a garber who enjoys making garb for no other reason than "I'm Bored." She hails from the park of Riverstone located in Dreadmoor. Very interested in the sewing arts of Amtgard, she prefers to make pouches, coats and tunics. Occasionally, she branches out to battle games and new monsters when she wants some new flavor in the game or notices a lack of such in a park. Lynx Nazgul is currently Man-at-Arms to Malran Singollo.

Personna

Lynx Nazgul (Born Lynx IceWraith) is a Human-Frost Elf hybrid. Her first hunt was at 19 years old and the animal killed was a Dire Lynx. Elated about her successful hunt, she proudly wore the pelt back and was immediately dismissed from her family and village when the royal family deemed the cat and her heritage to be an evil omen. Deciding to forsake the self-caring ways of her race, Lynx left the clan with a single short sword and a determination to become the opposite of everything her people stood for. Watching from the shadows in which her first profession lay, Lynx realized that an Assassin was not her true calling. The Bards of Riverstone seemed to be truly happy, always playing music and fitting in no matter their race or history. Studying how the bards charmed their subjects, she began to develop her innate magic into one where she could bring joy to others. Yet, that was not enough. Determined to master all magical skills, Lynx waited until she had gained enough Bardic knowledge to switch focus, this time to a Wizard. While only a few steps away from becoming a fully fledged Assassin, she determined that this was not the time to finish the studies. Magic seemed to be the most supportive way of study for those whom did not want to fight at the front lines.

Even with the switch to Wizard, Lynx can still be found relying on her bardic ways from time to time. After all, once one dedicates enough time to a subject of study, one is not willing to give it up for the rest of eternity.

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