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Paddifraw is a character that appears in Might and Magic: The Dreamwright. His first name is never stated. He was the current owner of Paddifraw's Repose, his family's ramble house that Diligence's caravan visited on their way to the crystal palace. He would give a welcoming lecture to every batch of new arrivals, where he presented the tariff and explained the rules of the place. He would then drink tea with the caravan leaders and other people of importance. His tea room was near the top of the central tower.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Paddifraw
rdfs:comment	Paddifraw is a character that appears in Might and Magic: The Dreamwright. His first name is never stated. He was the current owner of Paddifraw's Repose, his family's ramble house that Diligence's caravan visited on their way to the crystal palace. He would give a welcoming lecture to every batch of new arrivals, where he presented the tariff and explained the rules of the place. He would then drink tea with the caravan leaders and other people of importance. His tea room was near the top of the central tower.
dcterms:subject	Dreamwright & Shadowsmith characters
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Relatives	Coroboth - granddaughter Leddaken - son Semmalyne - granddaughter
Status	Alive
Introduced	Might and Magic: The Dreamwright
Occupation	Owner of Paddifraw's Repose
Gender	Male
abstract	Paddifraw is a character that appears in Might and Magic: The Dreamwright. His first name is never stated. He was the current owner of Paddifraw's Repose, his family's ramble house that Diligence's caravan visited on their way to the crystal palace. He would give a welcoming lecture to every batch of new arrivals, where he presented the tariff and explained the rules of the place. He would then drink tea with the caravan leaders and other people of importance. His tea room was near the top of the central tower. Paddifraw had many children and "legions" of grandchildren, and all of them were employed at the ramble house. His children wore dark blue garments, while the grandchildren were dressed in pale brown. Diligence described him as "a great barrel of a man" with "pendulous jowls", and cataracts had clouded his eyes. He moved slowly, often supported by one of his grandchildren. In the tea room, he sprawled in a vast, cushioned chair. When Alacrity was murdered on the day they were scheduled to leave, Paddifraw allowed them to stay another night for a fraction of the regular tariff.

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