Tahil Madrogue

Tahil Madrogue was an adventuring thief of questionable prowess, active in the 14 century DR.
==History==
By the age of twenty, Tahil learned to be a competent and fearless rogue. However, his career was stifled by his lack of finesse with the tongue of the trade – thieves' cant. Tahil could never remember differences between such words as "box-man," "made-guy," "mark," "pennyweighter," "rounder," nor "tipster." When talking with fellow thieves, he often found himself with his foot in the mouth. His inability to communicate well in thieves' cant landed more fellow rogues in prison than the city guard ever could. Tahil also could not get a membership with any of the many Faerûnean thieves' guilds as he once unintentionally gravely insulted one of these organizations. To make amends for the insult, Tahil Madrogue was offered to pay astronomical guild dues for joining – something he could not afford.
Sometime in the 14 century DR, Tahil Madrogue was among the ambitious fortune seekers who were interested in being sent into a mysterious dungeon by an unnamed sorceress to retrieve the equally mysterious magical orb from its depths.
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===Appearances===
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::Dungeon Hack
===References===
Category:Inhabitants of Faerûn
Category:Inhabitants of Toril
Category:Humans
Category:Thieves
Category:Thieves (2e)
Category:Adventurers