Kyros

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• Location: Mycenae
• Occupation: Captain of the Guard
• Look

   This is a horned bull anthrope with a red coat, black horns, white skin, and blue eyes.  He is
Kyros, the captain of the Mycenae guard.  His patient, watchful guidance has molded many a
minotaur calf into a strong, capable soldier.  His right hand is marked by a scar.  
   He looks about twenty-four dimins tall, nine and two fifths dimins wide, and two and seven
twentieths dimins front to back.  
   He is in good shape.  
   He wields an oaken and bronze pike in his right hand.  He wears a huge red and black wool
cloak around his body, a huge bronze ring shirt on his upper body, a huge bronze ring tailsheath
on his tail, a huge bone amulet around his neck, and a huge blue-crystal-set bronze ring on his
right hand.  He holds a black-lacquered bronze tower shield with his left hand.   

• Info

   He wanders.
   He speaks very little Anglic, so it might take a few tries to get your point across.
   His limbs are named head, chest, right arm, left arm, right hand, left hand, right leg, left
 leg, tail, right foot, and left foot.  Kyros is an instructor and responds to the following verbal
 commands:
   Availability inquiry: Kyros, what skills do you train?
   Cost inquiry:         Kyros, what would a lesson in <subject> cost?
   Instruction request:  Kyros, train me in <subject(s)>.
 Kyros was created by Ecthelion and Jade; the source code was last updated Fri Oct 23 17:58:57 2009.

• Trains

  axe                                                      
  bludgeon                   
  combat reflexes                                                    
  dagger                                      
  dodge                   
  find weakness                                
  flail                                           
  hammer                                                 
  lack of weakness                                            
  leadership                                                            
  massive blow                             
  pole arm
  practice
  precision strike
  resilience
  shield
  spear
  staff
  steadiness
  sword
  tactics
  unarmed combat

• Notes