Silver-tongued traders whose
pride often gets the better of them.
Renowned as ship-builders and seafarers alike.
Chance of obtaining aspect: 15%
Description[]
Celtors are a common aspect with a pale-ish green skin, grey hair and a racoon-like marking on their face. Celtor variants are based on the real life Mustelidae family, consisting of weasels, badgers, and otters, among others. Celtors have a charisma and intelligence bonus, as well as perks related to ships. Celtors are portrayed as rich, greedy and prideful. They formerly had a place to call home, the Celtorian City, but was sunken into The Depths.
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Known for their eponymous city of Celtor, the home of legendary shipwrights and the nexus of a sprawling trade network. The city sported titanic walls that were only paired with a navy that no other could compare to. However, all good things do come to an end as eventually, the entire city and the land it was upon were dragged beneath the waters, into the 'Depths' below.
- +2 Intelligence.
- +3 Charisma.
- Increased health for owned ships.
- Cheaper ship prices at the shipwright.
- The Bonus Charisma and Intelligence give a neat boost in ether.
Features[]
Facial Markings[]
Celtors are most known for their unique racoon-like facial markings. These change color based on your variant, but they can also be dyed. Optionally, the player can opt for no markings as well.
Trivia[]
Nametag of a Celtor during Mudwoken.
- Half of the surnames of the Celtors are of Russian origin [Baranof (Baran=Ram/Sheep), Kotof (Kot=Cat), Bykof (Byk=Bull), Kalinof (Kalina=Viburnum), Sokolof (Sokol=Falcon), Petrof (Russian Name+of), Pavel (Russian Name as Surname)].
- During the 4/1/2022 April Fools update (Mudwoken), the Celtor aspect name was changed to Mustskipper.
- Celtor is tied with Adret and Etrean for the most common aspect.
- Celtors are known to gamble often at shipyards and docks they find.[1]
References[]
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Arch_Mage stating that Celtors frequently gamble at Shipyards and Docks
