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== John Quitely ==

{{character
|name = John Quitely
|nick = John
|class = Cleric, professional hobby journalist
|weapons = Morningstar and a shield with the holy muffin symbol on it
|exp = Adept
|age = 22
|alignment = Lawful Neutral
|religion = Midriin
|race = Human
|size = Medium
|appearance = Unassuming, short hair, sort of face people immediately forget; wears a sort of half-plate armour with holy muffin symbols all over it
|personality = Down-to-earth and immensely curious at the same time, John is never as bored as he wants you to believe. Outwardly he is a composed and mature person, kind in a calculating way and devoted without being zealous about it. He hides his excited inquisitiveness behind a professional exterior, insisting that questioning everything in life is simply the only road to success in journalism.
|background =John Quitely was named after his grandfather John, with the hopes that he should follow in his grandfather's footsteps. John Smithson had been an adventuring hero, fulfilling the typical childhood dream and bringing home the treasure when he got bored of killing monsters. John jr. was thus sent to a temple, because holy clerics were the thing that drew home treasure like nothing else, and there under the benevolent light of Midriin, God of Muffins (and Wisdom), he learnt all that a great hero should need; to fight with the holy Morningstar, defend himself with a shield (less holy but useful all the same), and cast useful spells like 'cure light wounds' and 'paralyse chicken'. However, he also learned to read and write, and before long he decided that rather than being a hero, he would be a journalist. His family wasn't entirely happy with this decision, but John figured that now when he was strong enough to paralyse all their chickens, not to mention grownups, he didn't have to do just what his parents wanted him to, and so he bought a small spaceship and went out in search for the Scoop of the Year. He might find some pile of treasure or damsels in distress on the way, anyway, just to please the folks at home. 
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