With random rolls often- especially when adding racial
bonuses after rolling – you often get a character that is abnormal for his
race. We’ve seen super strong gnomes, elves that lack mental acuity, and
incredibly charismatic dwarves. This weak however our catfolk is near the top
in what his race is known for, dexterity and charisma. So what class will we
choose? Let’s see how things go this week.
Race: Catfolk
Nationality: Numeria
Age: 21
Height: 5’ 9”
Weight: 149lbs
Height: 5’ 9”
Weight: 149lbs
Alignment:Chaotic
Good
Str:
13
Dex:
18
Con: 10
Int:
11
Wis:
11
Cha:
15
Homeland:CatfolkSettlement
Parents:
Both of your parents are alive.
Siblings:
You have 2 biological siblings.
- biological
younger sister
- biological
older sister
Circumstance of Birth: [Lower-Class Birth] You were born among peasants or slum denizens. You
grew up working the land around a village or manor, practicing a rudimentary
trade, or begging in a settlement.
Parent's Profession: Serfs/Peasants
Major Childhood Event: [Betrayal] A friend or family member whom you trusted more than anyone
else betrayed you. You have never fully trusted anyone since and prefer to rely
on your own abilities rather than place your trust in others.
Influential Associate:[The Pariah] You met a
disgraced exile, and found in his words and attitudes something that spoke to
you. What once seemed true in your religion, society, or family began to appear
false the more time you spent with this person, and you quickly learned not to
trust everyone you meet—especially among those who would claim to be most
deserving of it.
Conflict:
[Destruction] You destroyed someone else’s property.
Conflict Subject: Spellcaster.
Conflict Motivation: Hatred or Malice.
Conflict Resolution: [Denial] You feel little if any regret, and deny the event mostly so
others won’t judge you. Few if any know of your part in the conflict, and your
constant denials are meant to keep it that way.
Deity/Religious Philosophy:Marishi
Romantic Relationship(s): [Several Inconsequential Relationships] You have had many lovers but no
long-lasting, meaningful relationships.
Drawback:
[Reputation or Fame] You’ve worked hard to establish your identity and
reputation, and someone who slanders or insults you must answer for it. You
strive to promote your identity to the point where everyone knows your
reputation.
(Trait) Civilized
(Trait) Kin Guardian
(Trait) Empyreal Focus
(Trait) Poverty-Stricken
(Trait) Suspicious
(Trait) Well-Informed
(Drawback) Vain
In
the comments please tell us what character you would make with these disparate
pieces information? What class would this catfolk naturally gravitate towards?
Who betrayed him? Why does he worship the Empyreal Lord of athletics? Who was
his outcast mentor? And don’t forget to stay tuned Friday when my background
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ReplyDeleteTraits: Civilized
Well Informed
Dilcker Waj
Eldritch Scion Card Caster
Arcane Bloodline
Cats Claws, Climber alt Racial traits
Builds towards: Close-Quarters Thrower, Arcane Strike, Clustered Shot, Disruptive
Dilcker was always a nice lad, respecting his elders, kind to his friends, and sought to follow his parents meager profession. They were never rich, but more importantly never unhappy. One day he was called into a fortune telling booth, expecting in full to be conned. In truth he was, but has yet to figure it out. He left with a harrow deck and quickly studied all the ways to use it. He learned to con others in 3 card monte, throw them with deadly precision, and even make some money with his newfound Sleight of Hand to provide for his parents. He would regularly visit the tarot reader who greatly encouraged his behavior. Until recently he suspected nothing but good will from the harrower, but since his own magic began to grow he secretly checked around the readers room and found a dark and powerful deck. A kind of corruption almost billows out of it, and the harrower keeps saying he has a gift to give him when he's ready. He has a plan to destroy it, but it's at the risk of his relationship with the reader and the whole of his shop. But it might just be a price he's willing to pay to protect himself and those who he might afflict.
Nice work. I can say it is totally different than what I came up with. I like that two people can look at the same stats and come up with something different.
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