The Doctor of Sheng-Lao - Revision history

Steve at 16:58, 6 August 2022

2022-08-06T16:58:00Z

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	It's been said, that one of the Doctors was responsible for obtaining a believed non-existent treatment for Tremor Syndrome on a daring raid on a military train enacted by the outlaws known as [[The F Team\|the F Team]]. The Val-Adin military and a number of sanctioned Fixers, refused to confirm or deny this tale.		It's been said, that one of the Doctors was responsible for obtaining a believed non-existent treatment for Tremor Syndrome on a daring raid on a military train enacted by the outlaws known as [[The F Team\|the F Team]]. The Val-Adin military and a number of sanctioned Fixers, refused to confirm or deny this tale.

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San Holo at 14:08, 2 May 2022

2022-05-02T14:08:15Z

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	'''The Doctor of Sheng-Lao''' isn't a single person, but actually an entire organization of people, all dressed in dark-colored leather uniforms resembling an old-century plague doctor. They are healers, surgeons, and clerics who follow in the footsteps of '''the Doctor''', whose story and reasons for treating the sickly and terminally ill for free is currently unknown. Those who can barely afford medicine or treatment, the truly destitute and outcasts of society, know the Doctor of Sheng-Lao and his doctors very well. Those who would abuse their power, who charge absurd amounts that only nobles could afford, may find themselves begging the Doctor for treatment one day...only to find the same compassion and mercy that they showed others.		'''The Doctor of Sheng-Lao''' isn't a single person, but actually an entire organization of people, all dressed in dark-colored leather uniforms resembling an old-century plague doctor. They are healers, surgeons, and clerics who follow in the footsteps of '''the Doctor''', whose story and reasons for treating the sickly and terminally ill for free is currently unknown. Those who can barely afford medicine or treatment, the truly destitute and outcasts of society, know the Doctor of Sheng-Lao and his doctors very well. Those who would abuse their power, who charge absurd amounts that only nobles could afford, may find themselves begging the Doctor for treatment one day...only to find the same compassion and mercy that they showed others.

	It's been said, that one of the Doctors was responsible for obtaining a believed non-existent treatment for Tremor Syndrome on a daring raid on a military train. The Val-Adin military and a number of sanctioned Fixers, refused to confirm or deny this tale.		It's been said, that one of the Doctors was responsible for obtaining a believed non-existent treatment for Tremor Syndrome on a daring raid on a military train enacted by the outlaws known as [[The F Team\|the F Team]]. The Val-Adin military and a number of sanctioned Fixers, refused to confirm or deny this tale.

San Holo at 14:07, 2 May 2022

2022-05-02T14:07:08Z

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	'''The Doctor of Sheng-Lao''' isn't a single person, but actually an entire organization of people, all dressed in dark-colored leather uniforms resembling an old-century plague doctor. They are healers, surgeons, and clerics who follow in the footsteps of '''the Doctor''', whose story and reasons for treating the sickly and terminally ill for free is currently unknown. Those who can barely afford medicine or treatment, the truly destitute and outcasts of society, know the Doctor of Sheng-Lao and his doctors very well. Those who would abuse their power, who charge absurd amounts that only nobles could afford, may find themselves begging the Doctor for treatment one day...only to find the same compassion and mercy that they showed others.		'''The Doctor of Sheng-Lao''' isn't a single person, but actually an entire organization of people, all dressed in dark-colored leather uniforms resembling an old-century plague doctor. They are healers, surgeons, and clerics who follow in the footsteps of '''the Doctor''', whose story and reasons for treating the sickly and terminally ill for free is currently unknown. Those who can barely afford medicine or treatment, the truly destitute and outcasts of society, know the Doctor of Sheng-Lao and his doctors very well. Those who would abuse their power, who charge absurd amounts that only nobles could afford, may find themselves begging the Doctor for treatment one day...only to find the same compassion and mercy that they showed others.

	It's been said, that one of the Doctors was responsible for obtaining a ~~once~~ non-existent treatment for Tremor Syndrome on a daring raid on a military train. The Val-Adin military and a number of sanctioned Fixers, refused to confirm or deny this tale.		It's been said, that one of the Doctors was responsible for obtaining a believed non-existent treatment for Tremor Syndrome on a daring raid on a military train. The Val-Adin military and a number of sanctioned Fixers, refused to confirm or deny this tale.

San Holo at 14:06, 2 May 2022

2022-05-02T14:06:43Z

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	'''The Doctor of Sheng-Lao''' isn't a single person, but actually an entire organization of people, all dressed in dark-colored leather uniforms resembling an old-century plague doctor. They are healers, surgeons, and clerics who follow in the footsteps of '''the Doctor''', whose story and reasons for treating the sickly and terminally ill for free is currently unknown. Those who can barely afford medicine or treatment, the truly destitute and outcasts of society, know the Doctor of Sheng-Lao and his doctors very well. Those who would abuse their power, who charge absurd amounts that only nobles could afford, may find themselves begging the Doctor for treatment one day...only to find the same compassion and mercy that they showed others.		'''The Doctor of Sheng-Lao''' isn't a single person, but actually an entire organization of people, all dressed in dark-colored leather uniforms resembling an old-century plague doctor. They are healers, surgeons, and clerics who follow in the footsteps of '''the Doctor''', whose story and reasons for treating the sickly and terminally ill for free is currently unknown. Those who can barely afford medicine or treatment, the truly destitute and outcasts of society, know the Doctor of Sheng-Lao and his doctors very well. Those who would abuse their power, who charge absurd amounts that only nobles could afford, may find themselves begging the Doctor for treatment one day...only to find the same compassion and mercy that they showed others.

			It's been said, that one of the Doctors was responsible for obtaining a once non-existent treatment for Tremor Syndrome on a daring raid on a military train. The Val-Adin military and a number of sanctioned Fixers, refused to confirm or deny this tale.

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'''The Doctor of Sheng-Lao''' isn't a single person, but actually an entire organization of people, all dressed in dark-colored leather uniforms resembling an old-century plague doctor. They are healers, surgeons, and clerics who follow in the footsteps of '''the Doctor''', whose story and reasons for treating the sickly and terminally ill for free is currently unknown. Those who can barely afford medicine or treatment, the truly destitute and outcasts of society, know the Doctor of Sheng-Lao and his doctors very well. Those who would abuse their power, who charge absurd amounts that only nobles could afford, may find themselves begging the Doctor for treatment one day...only to find the same compassion and mercy that they showed others.