Borrador

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Borrador is a spirit currently helping to guard Kennet.

Relationships

Made a deal with the trio to defend Kennet in exchange for a shrine and regular offerings.

Appearance

He is a tall man standing outside a door, wearing a dark gray suit and a hat with unkempt hair.<ref>the spirit of a tall man in dark gray clothing standing within the vaguely rectangular frame.  He wore a top hat and the part where hat met head made unkempt hair fan out a bit.  He hunched forward a bit, intimidating.- Excerpt from Fall Out 14.2</ref>

His shrine looks like a door frame without walls, propped up with rocks and with skulls scattered arounds the base.<ref>She navigated her way to Borrador’s shrine.  It looked like a doorframe, without the wall on either side.  Rocks kept everything propped up, and little skulls surrounded the base.  Some from Verona’s room, some from Snowdrop and the goblins.- Excerpt from Fall Out 14.2</ref>

Abilities

Borrador is a spirit of an unwelcome stranger at the door letting a draft in.<ref>“Bit hard to pin down.  Verona’s pretty good at this stuff and she called it an unwelcome stranger at the door, letting a draft in?  She named it too.”- Excerpt from Fall Out 14.2</ref>

Trivia

• Borrador is Spanish for 'draft', but in the sense of a rough draft or sketch, and can also mean 'eraser'. The name may also play on Spanish 'borrasca', meaning 'storm', or English 'door', or 'border', like a threshold. Unclear if any of this meaning was intended by Verona or the author.<ref>https://www.spanishdict.com/translate/borrador</ref>

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