Gamelin Ross

Once a promising thief, Gamelin got lazy. With a wife at home to make sure there was always hot food and clean bedding, he decided to steal just enough to scrape by, and spend most of his time planted in a chair in the pub. “Aye, keepin’ watch,” he told himself, though he ended up carousing with any new face that might have been a potential prospect. After a while he was such a fixture it was impossible to imagine him having time to be a thief, and eventually, there wasn’t. His wife left him when she finally tired of his late nights and pitiful excuses. He discovered this when he came home and found his things packed; it was her house. So, back at the pub he presented himself to lonely Murreall, who was more than happy to marry him, put a roof over his head, tend to all his needs, and allow him to sit at the pub and make wild brags and empty promises to adventurers in search of a cunning thief. Hopefully they wise up to him quicker than his first wife did.