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Describe their best and worst memories from childhood.

Perhaps the memory Magolor regards to be the best is the one where he managed to show up someone whom he had been competing with up; they had been going around with a big head, and he knew that what they were saying was wrong; managing to prove it made him very happy for a long time.

The worst would be not one specific memory, but a general feeling he remembers--loneliness. When he was a child, he isolated himself, to the point where he didn't know how to make friends. He still doesn't.

Day 13:

Where (and when) did they grow up? How did they view it as a child, and did that change as they matured? How do they feel about the place now?

Magolor grew up on Halcandra during the last "great" period on it (or, well, what would have been the last great period on it, had the civilization not been destroyed). He loved it as a child; he loved the greenery, he loved the locations, he loved everything, even as he grew.

Magolor was very...reserved, as a child. This wasn't an uncommon thing for young Halcandrans, but some found it odd that he remained like this throughout his entire life. He had no toys, or games, or playmates; books were his friends.

What did they want to be when they grew up? 

Magolor doesn't have a "family" in the traditional sense--on Halcandra, the community raised the young. (So, technically, everyone was his family.)

And he hates them all.

He was very isolated from a young age, due to his intense studies--not uncommon among young, but as most aged, Halcandrans generally became more social. Magolor, however, did not. This led to some people even forgetting that he existed, due to the long periods of time he would spend away from the planet. (Okay, it wasn't that bad, but.)

Very good--but it depends on the type of technology.

When working with Halcandran stuff, he's a wizard; but if he had to deal with Earth technology, for example, he'd struggle for a bit, just because of how primitive it would seem to him. 

Are they specially qualified in any particular field? Would they be considered at the top of the field?

Not...really? While he might seem brilliant, Magolor is acutally only as intelligent as an average Halcandran. 

Have they ever been publically acknowledged for anything? (Ex. Nobel Prize)

No.

Is there anything they’ve deliberately sought to improve at?

He wants to know more in general, but that's it.

Do they speak more than one language?

Oh, yes.

Magolor's native language is the one, obviously, spoken on Halcandra. He also speaks Dreamlandian (?) fairly well, and any language that creatures use in the Gamble Galaxy, really. 

Merits? He's smart, for one thing--and he knows how to charm people. He's good at hiding his true intentions, and thanks to the way he dresses, he's hard to read.

His flaws are, quite simply, that he still wants to take over the universe, and that he's a jerk.

Well, Magolor doesn't have many resources--mostly everyone he knows is either dead or hates him, and again, he's practically broke. On Halcandra, there wasn't really a need for much money (of course, that didn't keep certain Halcandrans from having it, but by the time Magolor was old enough to really begin getting some, he had other things on his mind).

Most everything Magolor knows comes from his studies on Halcandra; he devoted so much of his time doing that that he could probably quote facts off the top of his head. All his magic, all his knowledge...it all comes from his studies.

If they have an income, where does it come from?

N/A; Magolor doesn't have an income. He usually just steals things when the time arises.

Do they have a job? Do they like it? How do they feel about their co-workers?