I've got my kit bag, my heavy boots

[hlif]

WHO: Asher Hardie; open
WHAT: Asher arrives in Skyhold, John Cena's theme plays in the distance
WHEN: mid-late Wintermarch; feel free to just bump into him later than his arrival
WHERE: Skyhold, by the healing tents and the stables but if you want to wildcard bumping into him then go for it
NOTES: language most likely, if you'd like to assume past CR then hit me up.

The rest of the Boneflayers make for the tavern almost immediately, a collection of rogues and one annoyed mage abandoning their leader with a pouch of coin to leave Asher alone, just through the main gates of Skyhold trying to coax a tired grumpy bronto to the stables, the wagon behind it groaning with supplies. Meat, vegetables, leather, wool, some wheels of cheese, even some home-brewed ale, all packed high and lashed into the wagon, a gift of support from his family they've all been complaining about since they rumbled through the Hinterlands and up. He might be a big guy but he can't do everything himself, not when there's also a grizzled looking mabari plodding along too.

Most of the people he makes eye contact with seem to be looking away quickly, which y'know, rude but unsurprising when you're Asher's height and tend to look half-feral.

"Look if someone will just point me to the bloody kitchens so I can get rid of this I'll be grateful." Only no one is helping, please help him before someone gets punched.

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[hlif]

"I know what I am mate, I know that better than anyone else ever will." Twelve years as a mercenary and you do know yourself, maybe better than you'd care to but that's the way of it. People hire Asher when they don't have other options because that's how being a mercenary works; the job is bloody and a dirty, murky business. All the more reason for Asher to sign up here where he won't be wringing his hands like some will.

"Something about someone being put to work for spying on you lot. Funny how little you seem to like it but the Chantry teaches you that special brand of Chantry hypocrisy that it does everyone else." Asher couldn't really give two shits about the mage-templar conflict so long as it doesn't hurt him and his but the Chantry is a whole other matter.