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{{quote | Welcome!! We have tons of unique, exotic wares from as far north as Harmonia and the Nameless Lands, and as far south as Kanakan!! | Gordon}}

Gordon was the founder of [[Gordon's Mercentile]], his own trading company run out of [[Gregminster]]. Gordon became a wealthy trader within a generation but his true goal was to create "Gordon Group", a chain of trading concerns throughout the land.

Gordon was the founder of [[Gordon's Mercentile]], his own trading company run out of [[Gregminster]]. Gordon became a wealthy trader within a generation, but his true goal was to create "Gordon Group", a chain of trading concerns throughout the land.

When he met [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the leader]] of the [[New State Army]] during the [[Dunan Unification War]], Gordon realized the potential for expanding his business. As such, he agreed to set up shop within the New State Army on one condition; that its leader prove himself a capable trader. When the task was complete, Gordon gladly bequeathed his store to his son, [[Coates]], and moved his business to Jowston.

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 {{quote | Welcome!! We have tons of unique, exotic wares from as far north as Harmonia and the Nameless Lands, and as far south as Kanakan!! | Gordon}}
-Gordon was the founder of [[Gordon's Mercentile]], his own trading company run out of [[Gregminster]]. Gordon became a wealthy trader within a generation but his true goal was to create "Gordon Group", a chain of trading concerns throughout the land.
+Gordon was the founder of [[Gordon's Mercentile]], his own trading company run out of [[Gregminster]]. Gordon became a wealthy trader within a generation, but his true goal was to create "Gordon Group", a chain of trading concerns throughout the land.
 When he met [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the leader]] of the [[New State Army]] during the [[Dunan Unification War]], Gordon realized the potential for expanding his business. As such, he agreed to set up shop within the New State Army on one condition; that its leader prove himself a capable trader. When the task was complete, Gordon gladly bequeathed his store to his son, [[Coates]], and moved his business to Jowston.