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| − | '''Daggon''' is a man who lives in the [[Forests of Hell]] on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs}} |
+ | '''Daggon''' is a man who lives in the [[Forests of Hell]] on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs|prologue}} |
| + | ==Appearance and Personality== |
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| ⚫ | Daggon |
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| + | Daggon is a perceptive man; through a combination of friendliness and astute storytelling, he is usually able to manipulate merchants into buying him all of his beers.{{book ref|sfs|prologue}} He believes in the [[God Beyond]].{{book ref|sfs|epilogue}} |
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| + | ==History== |
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| ⚫ | [[Silence |
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| ⚫ | Daggon often spent time in [[Silence's waystop]], telling stories to travelers such as [[Lamentation Winebare]].{{book ref|sfs|prologue}} Like most waystop visitors, he would often use a false name. He was a self-proclaimed expert on the [[White Fox]], or at least an expert on getting people to buy him drinks in exchange for stories.{{book ref|sfs|prologue}} After [[Silence Montane]] fabricated the story of the White Fox's demise, he switched to telling stories about [[Bloody Kent]].{{book ref|sfs|epilogue}} |
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| + | Daggon himself seemed to be experienced at safely traveling through the [[Forests of Hell]] by following the [[Simple Rules]].{{book ref|sfs|prologue}} He sometimes traveled to [[Lastport]].{{book ref|sfs|epilogue}} |
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| ⚫ | [[Silence Forescout]] had a certain fondness for Daggon; she scowled at him less often than others and often gave him extra slices of venison.{{book ref|sfs|prologue}} Daggon wondered if they might ever marry, but he was not sure if the affection she showed for him was romantic, or if it was simply to keep a repeat customer happy.{{book ref|sfs|prologue}} He finally resolved to court her, but was surprised to learn that she had multiple suitors after collecting the bounty on [[Chesterton Divide]].{{book ref|sfs|epilogue}} |
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{{Shadows for Silence}} |
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Latest revision as of 07:25, 5 April 2024
| Daggon | |
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| Aliases | Amity |
| Residence | The Forests of Hell |
| Ethnicity | Threnodite |
| Homeworld | Threnody |
| Universe | Cosmere |
| First Appeared | Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell |
Daggon is a man who lives in the Forests of Hell on Threnody.[1]
Appearance and Personality[edit]
Daggon is a perceptive man; through a combination of friendliness and astute storytelling, he is usually able to manipulate merchants into buying him all of his beers.[1] He believes in the God Beyond.[2]
History[edit]
Daggon often spent time in Silence's waystop, telling stories to travelers such as Lamentation Winebare.[1] Like most waystop visitors, he would often use a false name. He was a self-proclaimed expert on the White Fox, or at least an expert on getting people to buy him drinks in exchange for stories.[1] After Silence Montane fabricated the story of the White Fox's demise, he switched to telling stories about Bloody Kent.[2]
Daggon himself seemed to be experienced at safely traveling through the Forests of Hell by following the Simple Rules.[1] He sometimes traveled to Lastport.[2]
Silence Forescout had a certain fondness for Daggon; she scowled at him less often than others and often gave him extra slices of venison.[1] Daggon wondered if they might ever marry, but he was not sure if the affection she showed for him was romantic, or if it was simply to keep a repeat customer happy.[1] He finally resolved to court her, but was surprised to learn that she had multiple suitors after collecting the bounty on Chesterton Divide.[2]