Autolycus (aw-TAH-luh-kuhs)

A Resident

Autolycus (a.k.a. Wolf)

Autolycus, the legendary son of Hermes, was known across ancient Greece as a master thief and cunning trickster. His remarkable skills in theft and deception were gifts from his divine father, enabling him to steal anything without being detected. His adventures are filled with tales of bold heists and clever schemes, leaving a legacy that combined his sharp intellect with an unquenchable thirst for challenge. Once Autolycus came to Tir na nOg, he found a place where his skills could be used for the betterment of the community rather than personal gain. Here, his cunning nature and quick wit were directed toward solving problems and helping those in need. Autolycus embraced a simpler life, finding joy in teaching the art of strategy and clever thinking to younger residents. In the peaceful realm of Tir na nOg, Autolycus transformed from a notorious trickster to a respected mentor. His days are filled with engaging activities, from organizing treasure hunts to crafting intricate puzzles, all designed to challenge and entertain the community. Autolycus's rich background and unique talents make him a beloved and essential part of Tir na nOg.

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Current Location

Villa Lucullus

Species

Leath-Dhia

Ethnicity

Greek

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Aisteoir

Children

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Omnephilic

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