#hurr

NICOLA COUGHLAN

Yes, his name is Hurr. Yes, it was supposed to be a play on (or repurposing of) the word “hurricane”. And yes, I mentioned how much better a name “Cane” would have been, but I was too late to the game and now here we are. And honestly, it’s better this way. You would not believe the amount of hijinx this stupid name conjures.

“It was her!”

“No it wasn’t.”

“No, her! Over there!”

“No, I’m right here.”

“Not you, Hurr! HER!”

“I’m confused.”

You get the idea.

Anywho, Hurr is our water genasi barbarian. Not very bright, but point him in the direction of a fight and he’ll end it quickly. As barbarians are want to do. He’s also very loyal and a terrific sailor.

We like Hurr.

Ian threatens Florida’s already unstable insurance market

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida’s property insurance market was already in peril. Now comes Hurricane Ian. The massive storm that barreled into southwest Florida delivering catastrophic winds, rain and flooding is likely to further damage the insurance market in the state, which has strained under billion-dollar losses, insolvencies and skyrocketing premiums. The scale of the storm’s destruction will…