Edward Loveridge

:"He told fortunes and stole horses. Often he would tell a man that his horse would be stolen and they would marvel at his powers when it was."
:-Maxwell Loveridge about his dad, Edward Loveridge.
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Edward Brumwell Loveridge was a orc man and patriarch of the Loveridge Family born in 1476. He was a bookmaker and gambler who struck big in a few games and made a bit of money owning some factories. He sold the deed to Rosepetal Orphanage to the West Marchers to give to the matron.
He had a son, Maxwell Loveridge, and two daughters, Charlie and Lucy. Charlie and Lucy were older twins born in 1516 and Maxwell was the youngest born in 1520, all half-orcs.
After the fall of the Calinezzi family, his gang struck gold, grabbing most of the factories in North Waterdeep. He and his gang became a big name. As he approached the age of 70 (by the 1540s), he retired from the business, letting his three children take charge. He retired to the countryside but still visited Waterdeep.
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