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Black Trident
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| dexmaq | |
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| In Game Username | dexmaq |
| Alternative Nicknames | Dex, EJ, Black Trident |
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| Languages | Canadian English |
| Residence | Roma |
| Political Ideology | CivCraft: Anarcho-Capitalism Real World: Libertarian Left |
| Affiliations | TridentCorp |
| Professions | CEO of TridentCorp Author |
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Biography
Outside of Civcraft
Dexmaq's real identity is that of Canadian science fiction and fantasy author, single father and cultural commentator/blogger/vlogger EJ Spurrell, most known for his novel Children of the Halo.
In Civcraft
Dexmaq joined the server in mid-May 2015 during Civcraft 2.0.
He initially wandered around the cities of the minus, minus before settling into a small plot in the SPQR, where he founded a small settlement just north of the city of Carthage called Camp Quirinus, after the early Roman god.
He immediately set to work creating a piece of Civcraft fiction called "The Elder's Cult," and founded TridentCorp, a (currently) one-man operation to oversee a number of different businesses within the Civcraft world.
These businesses include:
- TridentCorp Media, the media creation division of TridentCorp
- Dextrier's Fine Goods, open in the Roma Marketplace