| Gordon {{{jpname}}}, {{{roname}}} | |
| 108 Stars Chikou Star - The Dog Star | |
.png) | |
| Gender | File:Male.gif Male |
|---|---|
| Race | [[Human]] |
| Age | 38 (S2) |
| From | Rockland, Toran Republic[1] |
| Family | Coates (son) |
| Appears in | |
Gordon (ゴードン, Gōdon) is a character who appears in Suikoden II. He is a trader and the proprietor of Gordon's Mercentile.
Biography
Suikoden II
|
Gordon was the owner of Gordon's Mercentile, a successful trading concern in Gregminster, capital of the Toran Republic. As his success grew, he thought about leaving his Gregminster store to his son, Coates, and opening a new store[2]. When he met Riou, and recalled that Shu, a great trader in his own right, was in Jowston, he agreed to set up shop within the New State Army on one condition; that Riou himself earn over 50,000 potch through trading alone. When the task was complete, Gordon gladly bequeathed his store to his son and moved his business to Jowston.
Gordon has several "secret trade memos" which Richmond found during his investigations of the man[3][4][5]. During the Dunan Unification War, he served in the rearguard for the New State Army. Following the war, Gordon continued to live in the new Dunan Republic working for the expansion of his business[6].
Sources
- Suikoden II, SLUS-00958, 1999
References
- ↑ "From: Rockland, Toran Republic" - Richmond (Suikoden II)
- ↑ "I've been thinking about leaving this shop to my son and opening a new one." - Gordon (Suikoden II)
- ↑ "I found one of his secret trade memos. Ummmmm..... 'Flutes to Forest Village, Deer Antlers from Forest Village'" - Richmond (Suikoden II)
- ↑ "Secret Memo 2"
Furs to South Window, Deer Antlers from Rokkaku, Soy Sauce from Rokkaku, Wine from Gregminster" - Richmond (Suikoden II) - ↑ "Secret Memo 3
Holly berries to Crom, Pearls from Rockaxe, Peeing Boy to Rockaxe, Flutes to Rockaxe, Holly berries to Rockaxe" - Richmond (Suikoden II) - ↑ "Still living in the nation of Dunan and trying to expand Gordon industry." - Gordon's Ending Text (Suikoden II)