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'''Phileo, the thug boss''', was the leader of the cartel that tried to takeover Delos, by charging a large amount of taxes for shops, designs, and even kidnapping the operator's of the Duckie Wheel. While meeting with a group of adventurers, he ordered all of them to place there weapons in the chest. In attempt to use underhanded attempts to sell the weapons back to the adventurers, causing the arrival of Lord [[Prospero]] to on to return to the realm. With cries for his head, Lord Prospero though that honest work to pay back the debt was the ideal punishment for Phileo for the crimes against Delos, and is currently work under the Lord to pay off his debt. | '''Phileo, the thug boss''', was the leader of the cartel that tried to takeover Delos, by charging a large amount of taxes for shops, designs, and even kidnapping the operator's of the Duckie Wheel. While meeting with a group of adventurers, he ordered all of them to place there weapons in the chest. In attempt to use underhanded attempts to sell the weapons back to the adventurers, causing the arrival of Lord [[Prospero]] to on to return to the realm. With cries for his head, Lord Prospero though that honest work to pay back the debt was the ideal punishment for Phileo for the crimes against Delos, and is currently work under the Lord to pay off his debt. | ||
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Revision as of 00:36, 20 May 2016
Phileo, the thug boss, was the leader of the cartel that tried to takeover Delos, by charging a large amount of taxes for shops, designs, and even kidnapping the operator's of the Duckie Wheel. While meeting with a group of adventurers, he ordered all of them to place there weapons in the chest. In attempt to use underhanded attempts to sell the weapons back to the adventurers, causing the arrival of Lord Prospero to on to return to the realm. With cries for his head, Lord Prospero though that honest work to pay back the debt was the ideal punishment for Phileo for the crimes against Delos, and is currently work under the Lord to pay off his debt.