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Name: Lillith Dantalion (Goes by Lily Bobble)
Age: 68 - appears to be 16 when compared to humans
Race: Fomorian
Concept: Deceiver

Bio: The Dantalion clan was a very loose band of mostly ruffians that claimed to be directly descended from Raksha. They were a very proud group, especially for Fomorians, and often started feuds with other clans for even the slightest insult to their lineage. The Dantalions were probably the least subtle of all Fomorians ever known and had developed a reputation as dimwitted. However, one day, the clan had received a strange fortune from a Nubian that frequented their halls. A powerful child would be born among them and would forever change the future of the Dantelion clan. For a time, they believed Lillith to be that child. It wasn't until they discovered her to be weak, slow, and clumsy that they knew she would be the shame of their people and kicked her out. At the time, Lillith was too young to understand what had happened, she was still only a child, so she thought it was the way things were supposed to be. She wandered out into the fields and took up residence in the halls of an old ruined city. Where a Nubian named Luna found her.

Lillith and Luna lived happily together in the ruins of the old city, playing games every day and teaching each other about things that they knew. Lillith caught on really quick, but Luna never seemed to pay much mind to Lillith's stories. Instead, almost any time Lillith was about to tell Luna about something, Luna came up with a new game and determined it couldn't wait. However, Lillith began to tire of the Nubian's games and tricked her into playing a very dangerous one. The pillars that held up one of the buildings had collapsed and Luna was trapped inside. Lillith wasn't sure why the tumbling of the roof had been so exhilarating to her, but it had caused Luna's death and strangely, it excited her. All she could think of was the shifting of the world, and everyone being within it. Luna was just one simple little girl... the world was a far bigger house to collapse. Lillith decided to take up Luna's appearance and act as though she were a Nubian. She had come to terms with the fact that she had been kicked out of her clan, so she needed to be something, and the only thing she really had any experience with was her Nubian friend. It was easy to live as Luna did, and she found she loved being the center of attention anyway.

Lillith started going by the name Lily Bobble as she began to travel. She preferred living in cities and large settlements because it was easier to find work and a bed. At first, she spent her time waiting on men and cleaning rooms in taverns, but then a purveyor found some use for her as a courtesan. She was almost magically beautiful and her flamboyant style and attention-grabbing clothes seemed to attract the eyes of many wealthy men. It wasn't long after that when she was discovered to be deeply artistic and a brilliant mind. An arts merchant had found her intriguing and used his connections to allow her to perform in the city square of Melphina. She was a huge hit and soon found that she would do much better as a "free agent." She "convinced" her merchant caretaker to allow her to be solely in charge of her own performances, and thanked him for his support. Lillith traveled from city to city, mostly performing as she pleased. She made enough money to live freely, but she was not frivolous with it. She often made deals with the tavern or inn owners to perform at their establishment for a free room and meals. Most innkeepers found it herd to refuse the offer.

Currently Lillith lives and works at a tavern in Lyonesse. Most people don't like to spend a lot of time with her due to her flighty Nubian attitude, and the ungodly amount of unfortunate incidents that occur around her, but several people stay simply to watch her perform.

PRIMARY STATS
Strength: 1
Agility: 2
Stamina: 2
Intellect: 5
Will: 4
Perception: 4
Power: 4 (+1)
Charisma: 4 (+1)
Luck: 1

SKILLS
Athletics: 0
Awareness: 2
Combat - Melee: 0
Combat - Ranged: 1
Combat - Unarmed: 0
Craft: 4
Defense: 1
Guile: 5
Influence: 4
Knowledge: 1
Language: 2
Medicine: 0
Technology: 0
Wilderness: 1

SECONDARY STATS
Life: 20
Mana: 15
Constitution: 4
Spirit: 7.5
Defensive Limit: 3
Critical Threat: 12
Wait: 4
Armor Proficiency: Light
Weapon Proficiencies: Firearms

Defense
Physical: +4
Elemental:
Biological:
Magical:

EQUIPMENT

5 slots used

Traveler's Suit - 1 gold
Bowgun - 60 silver - 1 size
Adventurer's Kit - 80 silver - 4 size
-bedroll
-canteen
-flint & tinder
-100 feet of rope
-tent (small)
-10 days provisions
Anti-Venom - 30 silver
Smoked Meat(5) - 25 silver
Waybread - 1 gold
Solar Stick(2) - 40 silver

5 Gold
65 Silver

SPECIAL ABILITIES

Racial Advantage- Dark Voice: Charisma + Influence to make a command

Advantage - Cantrip: Charisma + Craft to cast spell without mana cost - 2 power
Advantage - Famous: Receive benefits for being famous - 1 power
Advantage - Mana Control: Use 1 less mana for spells - 1 power
Advantage - Clairvoyant: Receive puzzling visions of the future...

Stunt - Forked Tongue: use Influence to Force target to believe a lie - 1 power

Magic - Charm: Creates wondrous and strange effects on the world - 5 power
Charm Spells: Breath Eternal, Dispel, Enchant, Ignite, Leadfoot, Sleep Cycle, Stash, Tongues, Transmutation:Reconstruct, Windwalk

Name: Jonathan Riot
Age: 67
Race: Fomorian
Concept: Machiavellian
Appearance:
A young Fomorian and a “late bloomer:”
No visible signs of horns or wings yet, and a small developing tail that is still concealable.
Stylish, but not over the top, Jonny tries to maintain a subtle profile. Unless you knew he was Fomorian, you might not have guessed it, there is a chance he might be a mix with something else, but he cannot remember much of his past before age 55 and absolutely nothing before 50.
(see avatar for addition imagery: image subject to change over time, some accessories are not a literal representations)

Bio:
(sorry for the redundancy below, Mercurous informed me that the Dark Lords have extravagant names, and because they are THE Dark Lords, they are always referred to extravagantly...)

Jonathan Riot first appeared on Helios 12 years ago, with no prior memory and only one objective: Kill The Mountain Sage of the Defiant: a simple objective, yet an impossible task. The Mountain Sage of the Defiant was one of the 13 dark lords that had maintained dominion over the southeastern night plains for decades. Not the most feared of them all, but definitely respected among the others. How was a young Fomorian supposed to take on such a task single handedly? There was one chance…

Jonny didn’t have to personally kill The Mountain Sage of the Defiant, but rather see to it that he didn’t live any longer. And with the little information he had and a convincing smile, the little fire starter was able to raise an army. He sought out another dark lord, The Second Vengeful Talon – one of The Mountain Sage of the Defiant’s bigger rivals and after almost being sliced to pieces by The Second Vengeful Talon’s tower guards, twice, he was finally granted a presence with his dark lordship where he convinced The Second Vengeful Talon to take a mighty risk.

Jonny informed The Second Vengeful Talon that The Mountain Sage of the Defiant was going to travel across the lands to seek council with Lord Bahm. The reason was unknown but one rumor suggested that The Mountain Sage of the Defiant had been summoned there and another rumor suggested The Mountain Sage of the Defiant was going of his own accord and for what ends nobody knew. A trap set by Lord Bahm to bring the 13 Dark Lords down to 12? A proposal to join forces? None could be sure of anything except that little good would come of it, and The Second Vengeful Talon wanted the glorious retribution of killing The Mountain Sage of the Defiant himself.

The Mountain Sage of the Defiant would have to cross the southern fire river in order to reach the bone fields and travel northwest toward Lord Bahm’s Tower. There were two bridges The Mountain Sage of the Defiant could take across and would probably not split his forces between the two, because of the bridges’ massive size and distance apart, it would take longer to split up and regroup, but that’s what The Second Vengeful Talon planned to do: The Second Vengeful Talon planned to send a scout to find which bridge The Mountain Sage of the Defiant would take. Then The Second Vengeful Talon would travel there and meet The Mountain Sage of the Defiant’s forces at the end of the bridge with one third of his own army, sending the other two thirds across the second bridge. The two thirds army would split up into two forces after they crossed, one heading towards The Mountain Sage of the Defiant’s Tower and the other towards the second bridge to attack The Mountain Sage of the Defiant and his forces from behind in case they tried to retreat. If victorious, The Second Vengeful Talon would slay The Mountain Sage of the Defiant and gain more control over the southeastern night plains; A mighty risk for a mighty prize.

Jonny was held prisoner in The Second Vengeful Talon’s tower with orders to be killed if the information proved to be false or if The Second Vengeful Talon was unsuccessful, but Jonny had no intention of sticking around to see the outcome of what he had set in motion. Helios was not a delightful place, and he needed to get off that disc. His deceptive prowess gained him release from his cell and a dead prison guard’s uniform. He barely escaped and wondered through the wastelands, barely surviving until he was finally able to reach the Promethean Gate where people from all over the disc had traveled to, so that they might seek refuge on other worlds and escape the clutches of tyranny and begin a new life.

After swindling a few people, Jonny found passage to the city of Charring Cross on the disc of Nod… he fit in a little better there, or rather, blended in a little better. For the next few years, he lived his life by attending a public university for magery during the day, and stealing from people by night to pay for the education. Only a few months before completion of his training, rumors had reached Jonny that a small band of Hellion soldiers had arrived on Nod; had they come looking for him? Jonny didn’t want to find out, so he decided to run once again. Before his departure, he ‘borrowed’ a book from the university library that looked like it’d be useful. I mean, do they ever put non-useful books in the “Staff Only” section?

He decided to travel to Lyonesse and upon arriving there, he assumed the name Jonathan Riot (former name forgotten) and found the book he had taken to be filled with nothing: Blank pages mostly, with little words that would flash here and there if you held it just the right way, but Jonny knew better. There must be something to reveal the text that was hiding, but he didn’t know what it needed to become unlocked. In the meantime, he began running a mid-sized pawn shop for some old man named Kugobi, who was having trouble doing everything himself in his old age. And there Jonny was waiting around: waiting for the old man to die so he could take all of Kugobi’s possessions (he had no heirs), waiting for antique dealers or somebody to come into the store that might be able to help him with his book, waiting to see if danger would ever find him again, waiting for an adventure…

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PRIMARY STATS
Strength: 3
Agility: 4
Stamina: 4
Intellect: 3
Will: 5
Perception: 2
Power: 2 +1(Race Bonus)
Charisma: 3 +1 (Race Bonus)
Luck: 1

SKILLS
Athletics: 2
Awareness: 1
Combat - Melee:
Combat - Ranged:
Combat - Unarmed: 3
Craft:
Defense: 3
Guile: 5
Influence: 3
Knowledge: 1
Language:
Medicine:
Technology: 1
Wilderness: 2

SECONDARY STATS
Life: 40
Mana: 9
Constitution: 7
Spirit: 2
Defensive Limit: 3
Critical Threat: 12
Wait: 4
Armor Proficiency: Light
Weapon Proficiencies: Brawling Aids and Arcing Weapons

Armor
Physical: +6
Elemental:
Biological:
Magical:

EQUIPMENT

$$ = 2g, 20s, 0c

Old Dusty Book:
A rustic tome with a thin blood-red leather binding filled with blank pages. The pages contain spells of Psychomancy, but only reveal themselves at certain times… it is still unknown for certain how to consistently produce this effect. While the book teaches the possessor how to use this magic, it does not teach the possessor how to use the book, there inlaying the biggest challenge.

Katar
Purchase: 3 gold, 80 silver
Pre-Requisite: Unarmed Combat > 3
Size: 1
Wield: 1 handed
Craft/Repair: 4/2
Materials: 3 ingots
Damage: Strength + 1d6+7 (8-13) Physical
Description: A blade attached to a handle where the blade comes out from the knuckles

Dark Imperial Coat (Boiled Hide)
Purchase: 4 gold
Designation: Light Armor
Pre-Requisite: None
Craft/Repair: 3/2
Materials: 5 bolts of leather
Description: A long and heavy jacket embroidered with a few decorative stitchings, worn for basic protection.
Armor Bonus: +6 Physical
Notes: First floor initiate’s standard issue uniform piece (From The Second Vengeful Talon’s Tower guard), stolen and lightly tarnished and torn in a few little places.

Slots: 2 used, 8 free (He’s always wearing the jacket, so it’s always equipped)



SPECIAL ABILITIES
(I put an abridged version first)

Racial Advantage Dark Voice:
Fomorians have a supernatural gift for persuasion. By speaking in a soft voice, looking a target in the eyes and rolling a Charisma+Influence Feat, the Fomorian may exert basic mind control over a target (so long as the target’s Will score is currently no more than 1 point above her own). She may issue commands, plant suggestions, extract information or tell convincing lies using this ability. Her requests/commands must play on a desire, emotion or circumstance that already exists. Thus, they cannot directly harm the target (“stab yourself”), endanger his livelihood (“give me all your money”) or go against the grain of what he strongly and truly believes in (“murder that child”) unless the target already has a desire to comply with such a command. The target must be able to hear the command and must be looking the Fomorian in the eyes in order for this ability to work.


Artifact
Cloak
Demoralize
Forgery
Forked Tongue
Grip
Iron Constitution
Mimic
Sucker Punch
Wild Mind


Artifact
Cost: 2
Pre-Requisite: None
Level: Yes; max 5
Description: A piece of lost technology or a truly magical artifact is in the character’s possession.
Effect: The Judge is free to disallow any Artifact from being purchased via this Advantage. Players should also have a viable explanation as to how their character acquired such valuable property. The types of artifacts that may be attained through use of this Advantage are as follows:
Rank 1: Common Artifact
Rank 2: Uncommon Artifact
Rank 3: Semi-Rare Artifact
Rank 4: Rare Artifact
Rank 5: Very Rare Artifact

Cloak
Cost: 1 for ranks 1 & 2; 2 for ranks 3 & 4; 3 for rank 5
Pre-Requisite: None
Use: 1 Mana + 1 per rank (burn)
Modifier: Guile
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: Until the character does something to call attention to himself - may also be ended deliberately (rank 5 ends when the character takes a breath)
Description: The sneaky proclivities of the character allow him to bend Mana in subtle ways to hide his presence and endow him with a variety of stealthy abilities.
Effect: The power of this Stunt grows with rank and each rank retains the effects of previous ranks (for example, a character invoking rank 3 cloak would automatically invoke ranks 1 & 2 at no additional cost).
• Rank 1: Targets who are not actively looking for the character will be unaware of his presence until he does something notable to make his presence known (such as attacking or otherwise calling attention to himself) or is unable to make himself a part of the background scenery.
• Rank 2: Sounds made by the character are eliminated for as long as this Stunt's effect is sustained.
• Rank 3: The character’s aura darkens and becomes visible just enough to blur the character’s face and form, effectively concealing his identity, muffling sound, covering scent, and suppressing body heat. He takes on the appearance of a blurry shadow with glowing eyes surrounded by swirling smoke. While in this form, the character recieves an Agility bonus equal to his Guile score and cannot be perceived by any sense other than sight or sensing his aura. Additionally, all Guile feats receive an extra d20.
• Rank 4: Reduces the character’s movement speed by half but allows him to become stealthed; while not truly invisible, the character is completely hidden, appearing only as a blurry outline to the very perceptive. Any target whose Perception is equal to or greater than the character's Agility (keeping in mind the bonus offered by Rank 3) may make a Perception+Awareness feat to see him. This Stunt’s effect is broken the instant the character does something to call attention to himself (such as attacking or making a loud noise). The Stunt’s effect may also be ended deliberately whenever the character wishes.
• Rank 5: The character becomes truly invisible and may not be detected by any means for as long as he is able to hold his breath (Stamina = minutes + 1 minute w/ a Stamina+Athletics feat). The only way for a character under the influence of this Stunt to be detected is if his actions (such as bumping into someone or speaking loudly) cause them to sense his presence.

Demoralize
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Influence
Target: Other
Range: Sound of voice/line of sight
Duration: Up to one hour or until character leaves the vicinity
Description: Something about the character's taunts and insults actually causes the target to lose faith in their abilities. This mind-bending charm then gives the character a definitive edge.
Effect: Imposes a +2 (per Stunt rank) Difficulty on the target for all feat rolls so long as the character is present. The use of this Stunt must be paired with a taunt or insult the target is capable of perceiving and understanding.

Forgery
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Charisma > 3
Use: 1 Mana; commit (per affected party)
Modifier: Guile
Target: Object/Other
Range: Touch (indefinite once the object is enchanted)
Duration: Semi-permenant (see below)
Description: By using his persuasive talents and ability to muddle the minds of others, the character is able to pass off forgeries as the real deal.
Effect: A forgery, no matter how poor, will look like the real thing to the target of this mind-bending Stunt. Granted, the forgery in question must look something like the original (you couldn’t pass a stone off as a sword, but you could make a purse full of keys seem like a purse full of coins). The target will not know the difference until an outside party points the forgery out to them or until they attempt to use the forged object in a way it is incapable of being used (such as trying to eat a stone disguised as a steak). Because of these restrictions, clever users of this Stunt try to make their forgeries look and act as convincing as possible). In the case of multiple targets, the Stunt may affect a maximum number of parties equal to the Stunt's rank.

Forked Tongue
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Influence
Target: Other
Range: Sound of voice
Duration: One hour or until overwhelming evidence contradicts the character's deception.
Description: The target of this mind-bending stunt will believe whatever the character says is true.
Effect: This only works to convince the target that facts are true or false (depending on which the character says it is). The power cannot affect matters of desire, emotional truth, or personal identity (you could not convince them to believe that “you want to let me in this building”, “you’re in love with James”, or “you’re a cow” but you could cause them to believe “I’m the lord of this castle, so you’ll let me in”).

Grip
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Will > 3
Use: 1 Mana; commit
Modifier: Guile
Target: Object
Range: Touch
Duration: Until the character lets go
Description: By extending his invisible aura through his feet or hands, the character is able to grip onto solid surfaces, sticking to them like glue.
Effect: Using this ability, the character may cling to walls and ceilings, hold fast to his weapons, and keep his footing on perilous surfaces with no troubles.

Iron Constitution
Cost: 2
Pre-Requisite: Stamina > Advantage rank
Level: Yes; max 10
Description: The character is so stout that most poisons lose their teeth when trying to infect his system. Only the most powerful of poisons can wear on his body.
Effect: The level of a poison in the character’s system is automatically reduced by a numerical amount equal to the rank of this Advantage. If this reduces the poison’s Level to 0 or less, the character completely resists the poison without the need for a Stamina feat to resist its effects.

Mimic
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Guile
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: One noise/sentence
Description: By increasing the flow of magical energies to his vocal chords, the character is able to imitate any sound he has ever heard.
Effect: The character’s voice can imitate any sound (including other's voices) he has ever heard. He may only reproduce one sound at a time and cannot produce a sound at a volume any louder or softer than his voice normally could.

Sucker Punch
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Use: 1 Mana (burn)
Modifier: Guile
Target: Other
Range: Weapon range
Duration: One attack
Description: By attacking his opponent from behind or while his foe is unaware, the character is able to exploit his inherently weak position and deliver a fatal blow.
Effect: Against an opponent who is distracted or whose back is turned to the character, this attack deals twice the damage of a standard attack.

Wild Mind
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Will > 5
Level: No
Description: The mind of the character is frantic and filled with random thoughts. The chaos of such a mind makes it very difficult to read.
Effect: All attempts to read or otherwise affect the character’s mind are made at +5 Difficulty.

Name: Typhen Frost
Age: 32
Race: Elf
Concept: Mage

Bio: Born to the most Noble and ancient clan of Frost Typhen was surrounded by nobility through out his entire life. It was not uncommon for his family or friends to treat someone or as they were viewed by the higher class “something”, very poorly. They were after all Elves, which it is well known were the superior of all races. Further more they were of the pure blood line of the great Clan of Frost. Servants were as common as fly’s in a barn.
Typhen, being the oldest son of his father’s made him very privileged indeed. So privileged was this family that they even had business endeavors on other discs. One of these was on the disc of Zu floating high in the sky seemed fitting to them , and why shouldn’t it.
It was on Typhens 21st birthday that his father told him he would now be placed In charge of the clans ventures on Zu. He was all that could be expected of a young powerful Elf on Zu, his clan came first so he made sure they were profitable but spent much time rubbing elbows with the nobility of Zu, long nights and short days made for a strong hangover most Mondays.
It was on such a Monday that one of his servants at a factory he was inspecting went out of her way with out being told to get him a cold glass of water. A small thing but in a world where one only cares for himself a small gesture can mean a great deal. Looking back it was her eyes not the water that made her stick in his mind. Who can predict love? And who can stop it? So it was for Typhen and his love Rebecca, with eyes like the stars. She was born an elf on Zu and of the lowest class, she was a servant on Zu though not a slave, But is there really a difference?
She was an Idealist of the most lofty kind. Her ideals were that of equality for all class and race. She often said it was the only way for peace. This was a new ideal to
Typhen he didn’t exactly agree but his did love to hear her speak with such passion. It wasn’t long before he had her moved to his personal staff. It wasn’t uncommon for a Noble to take his “privileges” from a servant. He never hid the fact that he was seeing Rebecca, it was just assumed he was simply having his fun with her.
Soon enough they were both deeply in love with one another, they both new they could never be married, they simply lived in half secrecy until it all suddenly unraveled. She came to him soon after his 28th birthday and told him she was with child. They were both very happy, but very worried at the same time. Understandably a child would make things a great deal harder to control .
So blind love does make you, he had though it was all hidden from his father and his clan, he never say the trap they set. He received word that we was to return home to give information of the progress of the Zu operations. This was not uncommon, after all there had to be some accountability.
He told rebecca he would return in a few weeks and so he went home to his clan. He can still see her eyes like the stars.
His trip home was a good one, after all his operations were very lucrative. He saw his family and all was well, His mother and father seemed to have dark demeanor for him giving such good news.
It wasn’t still he returned to his rebecca that he put the pieces together. The other servants had long ago grown rebellious , why should rebecca be treated so much better? Jealousy, how sad it ended it all. They had told his clan all they new with venom in there voices, and so Rebecca was accused of Theft, all the gifts Typhen had ever given her were charged against her, she was arrested the moment typhen was gone, tried and exiled before even typhen got back to Zu.
When he found out what had happened he all but lost his mind, he demeaned to know all he could, but exile to the wastelands was not something that can be undone. So he hired a team of adventures to accompany him to the Geonolan Heights far below the floating citys.
It was months before he found her, or her grave as it was. His group had started at 15 strong men, now he was all that was left of them, he had become friends with some of the jur-al. They had lead him to her grave, they knew her for her kindness and her eyes like stars.
Typhen spent two years with the jur-al in morning. The tribes chief became a great friend, as did all the tribe. Each night he would stare at the stars and pray for peace in his heart, to stop the pain, and the tears. In time he began to realize it was hate that killed her, she had been right all along, equality was the only way peace could prevail. So it was that An Elf of the Most Ancient and Noble clan of Frost became a wanderer who sought equality and peace in all things. All for the love of the one with eyes like stars.



PRIMARY STATS
Strength: 1
Agility: 3
Stamina: 3
Intellect: 4
Will: 4
Perception: 2
Power: 5
Charisma: 2
Luck: 3

SKILLS
Athletics: 1
Awareness: 3
Combat - Melee: 3
Combat - Ranged: 0
Combat - Unarmed: 0
Craft: 1
Defense: 5
Guile: 0
Influence: 2
Knowledge: 2
Language: 2
Medicine: 0
Technology: 0
Wilderness: 2

SECONDARY STATS
Life: 30
Mana: 12
Constitution: 5
Spirit: 6
Defensive Limit: 3
Critical Threat: 11
Wait: 4
Armor Proficiency: light armor
Weapon Proficiencies: wands and swords

Armorlight leather
Physical: +4
Elemental:
Biological:
Magical:

EQUIPMENT
Adventurer's Kit
Purchase: 80 silver
Size: 4
Description: A pack of various useful tools that most adventurers find some need of in their travels
Notes: Includes a bedroll, canteen, flint & tinder, 100 feet of rope, tent (small), and 10 days provision
Oak Wand with Fairy Dust Core
Purchase: 5 gold
Pre-requisite: Any magic skill rank > 1
Effect: Provides a +1 bonus to feats for casting spells with the wand

Traveler's Suit
Purchase: 1 gold
Designation: Light Armor
Pre-Requisite: None
Craft/Repair: 2/1
Materials: 5 bolts of cloth
Description: Thick, heavy, durable clothes made for defense against both the elements and ambush.
Armor Bonus: +4 Physical

Long Sword
Purchase: 2 gold
Pre-Requisite: Armed Combat > 4
Size: 1
Wield: 1 handed
Craft/Repair: 4/2
Materials: 1 wood (sturdy), 1 and 1/2 ingots
Damage: Strength + 1d8+4 (5-12) Physical
Description: Standard issue sword with a long blade and a keen edge


SPECIAL ABILITIES
Thaumaturgy Rank 1

Blade Turn
Cost: 2 for rank 1; may not be advanced past rank 1
Pre-Requisite: Defense > 3
Use: 2 Mana; burn
Modifier: No roll is necessary
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: One defense
Description: The character’s reflexes save him as he moves instinctually to block. His hands seem to move on their own accord to protect him.
Effect: Automatically blocks an attack that targets the character. Only those attacks which could normally be blocked will be effectively guarded against. No roll is required to invoke this Stunt. The maximum number of times this Stunt can be used in one in-game day is equal to the character’s Agility score

Trance; Dynamo
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Will > 3
Use: 1-10 Mana (commit)
Modifier: None (no Feat is required to activate this Stunt)
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: Until character drops trance intentionally or by being damaged
Description: The character is able to enter a quasi-meditative state where his body acts as a conduit for raw Mana, pumping vast amounts of power into his magical attacks.
Effect: Increases the damage (the main type of damage the spell does, be it physical, elemental, biological, or magical) of all attack Spells by 1d4 per Mana point committed when invoking the Trance. The maximum number of Mana that can be committed to this Trance is equal to the character's Power score.
A few notes about this Stunt:
• The character may enter the Trance at any time as a free action whether it is his turn or not.
• Only one Trance may be invoked at a time.
• If damaged while holding a Trance, the character may make a Will+Knowledge feat. If he succeeds, the Trance remains in place. If he fails, he drops it and cannot resume that particular Trance for the remainder of the scene.
Thamaturgy Rank 1 - 5 pts

Lucky Save
Cost: 3 for rank 1; cannot be advanced past rank 1
Pre-Requisite: Luck > 3
Use: 1 Mana per 2 points; burn
Modifier: No feat roll necessary
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: One feat
Description: When it looks like all is lost and failure is immenent, some twist of luck causes the character to somehow succeed.
Effect: After a feat has been rolled and failed, this Stunt may be used to add 2 to the failed feat roll for each point of Mana spent. This Stunt cannot be used on Critical Failures.

Only until I get a photo of my actual character!
Name: Calliope (pronounced kuh-LYE-uh-pee)
Age: 3 weeks
Race: Dryad
Concept: Healer

Bio: forthcoming

PRIMARY STATS
Strength: 1
Agility: 2
Stamina: 3
Intellect: 5
Will: 4
Perception: 2
Power: 6
Charisma: 2
Luck: 3

SKILLS
Athletics:
Awareness: 2
Combat - Melee:
Combat - Ranged: 2
Combat - Unarmed:
Craft:
Defense: 2
Guile:
Influence: 2
Knowledge: 2
Language: 3
Medicine: 5
Technology: 2
Wilderness: 1

SECONDARY STATS
Life: 30
Mana: 15
Constitution: 5
Spirit: 8
Critical Threat: 10
Wait: 4
Armor Proficiency: Light
Weapon Proficiencies: Bow, Wand
Defensive Limit: 2

Defense
Physical: 4
Elemental:
Biological:
Magical:

EQUIPMENT
Self Bow:
Purchase: 75 silver
Pre-Requisite: Ranged Combat > 1
Size: 1
Range: 25 yards
Craft/Repair: 2/1
Materials: 1 wood (flexible), 1 fletching
Damage: 1d8 (1-8 ) Physical
Description: A small bow commonly used by private hunters and woodsmen
Oak Wand with Fairy Dust Core:
Purchase: 5 gold
Pre-requisite: Any magic skill rank > 1
Effect: Provides a +1 bonus to feats for casting spells with the wand
Traveler's Suit:
Purchase: 1 gold
Designation: Light Armor
Pre-Requisite: None
Craft/Repair: 2/1
Materials: 5 bolts of cloth
Description: Thick, heavy, durable clothes made for defense against both the elements and ambush.
Armor Bonus: +4 Physical
Notes: -
Adventurer's Kit:
Purchase: 80 silver
Size: 4
Description: A pack of various useful tools that most adventurers find some need of in their travels
Notes: Includes a bedroll, canteen, flint & tinder, 100 feet of rope, tent (small), and 10 days provisions
First Aid Kit:
Purchase: 2 gold
Size: 1
Description: A kit containing various medical tools
Notes: Contains a scalpel, forceps, a splint, a capsule of 12 painkillers, a capsule of Antibiotics, 2 shots of Anti-Venom, 2 shots of Adrenaline, and 10 strips of Bandages.
5 Bandages:
Purchase: 5 silver
Size: 0
Description: Sterile gauze used to bind wounds.
Notes: Allows a character to recover Life at twice his Constitution score. Can also stop bleeding and trauma. Requires a medicine to use.

SPECIAL ABILITIES
White Magic, Rank 2: includes the following:
Antidote
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Other
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 2
Duration: Permanent (or at least until target is poisoned again)
Description: Toxins that infect that target’s body are purified and removed through the use of this basic healing Spell that envelopes the target in light and expels the poison from their body as small globules of dark light the lift out of the body and evaporate into thin air.
Effect: Removes a poison whose level is less than or equal to the mage's Power score. Poisons which the spell cannot instantly purify have their level permanently reduced by 1 per casting.

Brawn
Type: Direct
Use: 3 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 100 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: Mage's Will = Posts/Turns (of the targets)
Description: The target’s strength and power are increased for the duration of this Spell, allowing him to strike with more punch than he had previously.
Effect: Adds a temporary (Power)d4 bonus to all of the target's melee and ranged attacks. A target may only be affected by one casting of this spell per mage at once.

Healing Aura
Type: Indirect
Use: 3 Mana (commit)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 15 foot radius
Chant: 0
Duration: Until mage stops committing Mana to the spell's effect
Description: A white light shines off the mage, restoring the vital energies and regenerating damaged tissue to those nearby.
Effect: The mage and those standing within 15 feet around him will recover 1d8 Life at the beginning of their turn each round they remain in close vicinity to the mage.

Healing Word
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana per White magic rank (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 100 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: One use
Description: The healer speaks a magical word and white light surrounds the target as their wounds heal, returning to them their life and strength.
Effect: Target recovers Power x White magic rank Life.

Raging Strength
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: Mage's Power = posts/turns
Description: Red wisps of energy circle around and through the target’s body as they grow large in size and stature, bulking up with muscle. As their strength gradually decreases, so do the dramatic effects of this Spell until they return to a normal state.
Effect: Increases the target’s Strength by an amount equal to the mage’s Power. Strength may exceed double its unmodified base score while this Spell is in play. The target’s Strength decreases by 1 at the end of his turn each round until he reaches his original score (plus any modifiers) and the Spell’s effect ends. Only one Raging Strength Spell may be active on a target at one time.

Rebuke Disease
Type: Direct
Use: 4 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: Touch
Chant: 4
Duration: Permanent (or at least until the target contracts another disease)
Description: By speaking a holy word and placing his hands on the target’s forehead or temples, the mage is able to purge even the most incurable diseases from the body.
Effect: A disease is purged from a target's system. The mage's skill in White Magic determines which diseases he may exert power over:
Rank 1: The Cold, Chicken Pox, Dysentery, Troll Wart
Rank 2: Fairy Flu, Fin Fungus, Influenza, Leprosy

Shield (Physical)
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (cycle - per round/minute)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: Until mage stops committing Mana to the spell's effect
Description: A faint white glow surrounds the one protected by this spell which helps to ward off the effects of Physical damage.
Effect: Increases the target's Physical Defense by an amount equal to the mage's Power. A target may only be affected by one casting of this spell per mage at once.

Soul Surge
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 25 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: 1 scene/hour
Description: A magical quality is given to the target's aura, which causes it to pull in ambient Mana, quickly restoring lost reserves of power.
Effect: Increases Spirit by 1d6.

Torch
Type: Indirect
Use: 1 Mana (commit)
Target: Self
Range: 50 foot radius/10 foot radius
Chant: 0
Duration: Until mage stops committing Mana to the spell's effect
Description: The tip of the mage's wand lights up, providing a magical light in dark places.
Effect: Illuminates natural darkness as bright as day up to 50 feet around the light source. Supernatural darkness is illuminated only 10 feet around the light source.

Comfort
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: One scene/hour
Description: Courage and inner strength are fostered in the heart of the target, allowing them to shake off fear.
Effect: Neutralizes the effects of fear on a target and innoculates them terror for the remainder of the scene.

Fire Brand
Type: Indirect
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Object (weapon)
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: Will = posts/turns (of the target)
Description: A magical flame flies from the mage's fingers, igniting the target's weapon and adding an Elemental damage bonus to all attacks made with the weapon.
Effect: Adds an amount of Elemental damage equal to the mage's Power score to all attacks made with the target weapon.

Holy Ground
Type: Indirect
Use: 2 Mana (cycle - per post/turn)
Target: Object (ground beneath priest's feet)
Range: Covers 15 foot radius around the mage
Chant: 0
Duration: Until mage stops committing Mana to the Spell's effect
Description: The ground upon which the priest stands becomes purified by white-hot flame, the runes carved by cleansing fire damaging any hostile creature who stands there.
Effect: Any hostile creature that enters the Area of Effect (on the ground) will suffer 1d6 Elemental damage each post/turn he spends there. Demonic, undead, and purely evil beings will take Magical damage instead of Elemental.

Life Surge
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 25 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: 1 scene/hour
Description: The health and vitality of the character skyrocket, causing him to rapidly recover from any damage he may have sustained.
Effect: Increases Constitution by Power+1d12.

Mana Burn
Type: Direct
Use: 1 Mana (burn)
Target: Other
Range: 100 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: One attack
Description: This spell burns away a target's reserves of Mana, weakening them and helping to disable their use of special abilities.
Effect: Burns away 1d10+2 points of a target's Mana.

Sanguine Aura
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: Power = posts/turns
Description: A clarity and awareness comes over the target, enabling them to see the attacks coming at them almost in slow motion. This spell sharpens perceptions and enhances reflexes, making defending oneself from attack much easier.
Effect: All Defense feats automatically receive a d20 in addition to whatever the character would normally be entitled to.

Shield (Elemental)
Type: Direct
Use: 3 Mana (cycle - per round/minute)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: Until mage stops committing Mana to the spell's effect
Description: A faint blue glow surrounds the target of this spell, helping to shield him from the effects of Elemental damage.
Effect: Increases the target's Elemental Defense by an amount equal to the mage's Power. A target may only be affected by one casting of this spell per mage at once.

Strike True
Type: Direct
Use: 2 Mana (burn)
Target: Other/Self
Range: 50 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: Power = posts/turns
Description: A lavender glow guides the character’s hand as he strikes at his enemies, increasing his accuracy.
Effect: All Attack feats automatically receive a d20 in addition to whatever the character would normally be entitled to.

Transfuse
Type: Direct
Use: 0 Mana, X Life (burn); any amount of Life may be given up to the mage's current total
Target: Other
Range: 25 yards
Chant: 0
Duration: One use
Description: By transfusing his own life-force into a target, the priest can save them from death as smokey, white energy passes between the two.
Effect: For every point of Life given to the target, they will recover 5 points of lost Life.

Mana Control, Rank 2:
Cost: 3 for rank 1; 2 for every rank afterwards
Pre-Requisite: Intellect > 4, Will > 4
Level: Yes; max 5
Description: Many mages lack a degree of refined control over their magic. Those with the proper focus are able to use only the Mana they need to cast their spells and avoid burning excess amounts of energy.
Effect: The character’s Mana cost to use Stunts and cast Spells is reduced by:
Rank 1: 1 point
Rank 2: 3 points; spells that cost less than 3 points are cast for free

Name: Akor Teken’d
Age: 33
Race: Drow
Height: 7 Feet.
Concept: Freelance Survivor. A thief, more or less.

Bio: Akor was born on the cold tundra of Lockheed to a dying mother and an already dead father. His clan had slowly dwindled down until his family were the only ones left to the name. The other Drow would not take in the mother and her child, for they held a strong paranoia against his clan, and did not want the same misfortunes that fell upon Akor’s clan, to fall on theirs. After three years, Akor’s mother could no longer earn food for her and her son, and so she used all she had left to send her son to Marabolous under the care of a traveler whom was all to eager to promise him a save voyage. Unfortunately, this escort turned out to be a pirate returning to Tortuga, who in turn used Akor as bait to lure women into a rather unguarded state. The constant fighting, plundering, and chaos that surrounded Akor influenced him greatly as he grew, and by the time he was ten he had killed the pirate which condemned him to this life. Since that time, Akor has been traveling from disc to disc in order to make a living, working when we was needed, and stealing when it was his turn to need. He keeps a rather simple existence, not suffering from greed nor deprivation, free from the radical ideas of the Drow, however, still trapped in the prejudice of his kind.

PRIMARY STATS
Strength: 4
Agility: 5 (+1)
Stamina: 4
Intellect: 4
Will: 3
Perception: 4 (+1)
Power: 1
Charisma: 1
Luck: 1

SKILLS
Athletics: 3
Awareness: 0
Combat - Melee: 5
Combat - Ranged: 0
Combat - Unarmed: 0
Craft: 0
Defense: 4
Guile: 5
Influence: 3
Knowledge: 0
Language: 0
Medicine: 0
Technology: 0
Wilderness: 4

SECONDARY STATS
Life: 40
Mana: 12
Constitution: 5
Spirit: 4
Critical Threat: 12
Defensive Limit: 5
Wait: 4
Armor Proficiency: Light Armor.
Weapon Proficiencies: Knives, Swords.

Armor
Physical: 6
Elemental:
Biological:
Magical:

EQUIPMENT
Gold: 5g 39s
Weapon:
Dirk (1)
Purchase: 2 gold
Pre-Requisite: Armed Combat > 3
Size: 0
Wield: 1 handed
Craft/Repair: 4/2
Materials: 2 ingots
Damage: Strength + 5
Description: A sturdy knife, slightly larger than a dagger, used in both hunting and melee combat
Dagger (1)
Purchase: 80 silver
Pre-Requisite: Armed Combat > 2
Size: 0
Wield: 1 handed
Craft/Repair: 2/1
Materials: 1 ingot
Damage: Strength + 2
Description: The standard side-arm of the well-equipped adventurer is a 5-10 inch blade good as a tool both in and out of battle
Scimitar(1)
Purchase: 8 gold, 50 silver
Pre-Requisite: Armed Combat > 5
Size: 1
Wield: 1 handed
Craft/Repair: 5/4
Materials: 1 wood (sturdy), 7 ingots
Damage: Strength + 1d8+8 (9-16) Physical
Description: The wide, curving, single-bladed scimitar is light and deadly
Armor:
Boiled Hide
Purchase: 4 gold
Designation: Light Armor
Pre-Requisite: None
Craft/Repair: 3/2
Materials: 5 bolts of leather
Description: A weather treated and tear resistant suit of leather armor ideal for light infantry.
Armor Bonus: +6 Physical
Gear:
Adventurer’s Kit
Purchase: 80 silver
Size: 4
Description: A pack of various useful tools that most adventurers find some need of in their travels
Notes: Includes a bedroll, canteen, flint & tinder, 100 feet of rope, tent (small), and 10 days provisions
Security Kit
Purchase: 2 gold
Size: 2
Description: The standard tool kit of any rogue worth his salt.
Notes: Includes lock pick, tension wrench, hacksaw, file, and other tools useful to those looking to break and enter.
SPECIAL ABILITIES
Survivalist
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Stamina > 4
Level: No
Description: For whatever reason, the character is able to live on substantially less food and water than normal members of his species. This greatly enables him to survive in the wilderness.
Effect: Depending on his level of activity and environment, the character can go around 60-80 days without eating and 8-10 days without water. To remain healthy, however, he must eat at least once every 3 days and drink at least once a day. These lengths of time are doubled for Ishtari with this Advantage.
Mask
Cost: 2 for rank 1, 1 for every rank afterwards
Pre-Requisite: Charisma > 3
Use: 2 Mana; burn
Modifier: Guile
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: Up to (Stunt rank) hours
Description: In a puff of smoke, the character is able to change his appearance completely, altering his height, weight, race, and even gender.
Effect: The changes made by this powerful technique are only superficial, yet completely convincing to anyone who sees the character. The only features which cannot be affected by this technique are the sound of the character's voice and the appearance of his aura.
Mimic
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Guile
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: One noise/sentence
Description: By increasing the flow of magical energies to his vocal chords, the character is able to imitate any sound he has ever heard.
Effect: The character’s voice can imitate any sound (including other's voices) he has ever heard. He may only reproduce one sound at a time and cannot produce a sound at a volume any louder or softer than his voice normally could.
Beast Mimicry
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Wilderness > 3
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Wilderness
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: Will = Posts/Turns
Description: The character is able to use his strong connection to the natural world to mimic the traits of animals.
Effect: With each rank of this Stunt, the character may pick one new animal he is capable of emulating. With this Stunt, the character becomes capable of mimicking any of his choice animal's traits (such as an eagle's keen eyes, a chameleon's camouflage, or a cheetah's speed). Traits that require a physical change (such as an eagle's wings/flight or a mouse's ability to get through small spaces) cannot be mimicked.
Voice of the Wild
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Will > 3
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Wilderness
Target: Other (non-sentient creature)
Range: Sound of voice
Duration: One command
Description: The character speaks to a creature, issuing a command which the simple soul will (usually) do its best to obey.
Effect: A neutral or friendly non-sentient creature will obey a single, simple command issued by the character. The command must be a simple command like, “attack him” or “leave the area”. Complex or multi-step commands (“kill Theresa and bring her golden chain back to me”) will be ignored. Additionally, animals will ignore commands that are beyond the scope of their normal abilities (asking a pig to fly or a bear to tap-dance) or are obviously suicidal. The ferocity of the animals which may be affected varies by rank:
Rank 1: Domestic creatures (dogs, small cats, fish, mice, squirrels, small snakes, birds, insects, pigs, etc.)
Rank 2: Wild creatures (foxes, badgers, small wolves, large birds, venomous snakes, horses, boars, small dinosaurs, monkeys, etc.)
Rank 3: Fierce creatures (wolves, cougars, eagles, bulls, elephants, gorillas, giant snakes, etc.)
Rank 4: Powerful creatures (bears, crocodiles, lions, raptors, hippos, sharks, etc.)
Rank 5: Mythical creatures (wyrms, griffins, basilisks, etc.)
Air Jump
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Guile
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: One jump
Description: While still in mid-air, the character may jump again, using his Mana to defy physics as he propels himself upwards each time this Stunt is used.
Effect: Allows the character to jump again, as though launching from the ground, while still airborne. He will be able to cover the amount of distance he normally could when jumping (unless the jump is augmented by some other force) and accumulation of falling damage will start at square one at the height of the jump.
Cat's Feet
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Agility > 3
Level: Yes; max 5
Description: Dexterity saves the character from taking full damage from great falls. He knows how to land right in order to minimize injuries.
Effect: No falling damage is taken for falls of 10 feet or less. The falling damage the character takes is (round weight & height down):
w/o Cat’s Feet: 1 Physical damage per 100 lbs per 5 feet
Rank 1: 1 Physical damage per 100 lbs per 10 feet
Rank 2: 1 Physical damage per 100 lbs per 15 feet
Rank 3: 1 Physical damage per 100 lbs per 20 feet
Rank 4: 1 Physical damage per 100 lbs per 25 feet
Rank 5: 1 Physical damage per 100 lbs per 30 feet
Example: Sir Hector weighs 300 lbs in full gear. Quite by accident, he falls off a 60 foot cliff. Luckily, he has Cat’s Feet rank 3. He’ll take 3 Physical damage from a 20 foot fall (1 damage for every 100 lbs he weighs, and he weighs 300 lbs), so a 60 foot fall will deal 9 Physical damage to him. (60 feet divided by 20 feet = 3, 3 damge x 3 = 9 Physical)
Jaws of the Wolf (Used through Beast Mimicry)
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Combat - Melee
Target: Other
Range: Touch
Duration: One attack
Description: By taking on the raw power of the wolf's bite, the character unhinges his jaw and clamps down with such ferocity as to break his enemy's bones and chew through their flesh.
Effect: Deals Strength + 2d10 Physical damage. There is a 50% chance that the bones supporting the damaged area will break.

Name: Raza Gimba
Age: 10
Race: Kindre (Raza)
Concept: Beastman

Bio:
Raza Gimba was a problem from the day he was born. His birth caused quite a scandal as his mother, a Wodo was married to another Wodo, who disowned her when she gave birth to a Raza. Gimba’s mother left her clan and traveled into the jungle, where she and her baby survived for 2 years on what they could find there.
One day while hunting, Gimba’s mother was waylaid by bandits, who killed her for her meager possessions. Gimba waited patiently for his mother to return, but eventually found himself growing hungry. The young Kindre set out into the jungle in search of food. He was taken in by a group of tigers who saw him as one of their own, from whom he learned how to hunt and have dominion over the entire forest. While in the wild he learned from the animals he encountered: from the bat he learned to see without eyes, from the ant he learned to shoulder burdens many times his own body weight, from the bloodhounds he learned to smell keenly and track scents.
While out roaming the jungle one day, Gimba saw a shadow in the sky: it was a great harpy eagle, swooping down to carry off its prey. Enthralled with the bird, Gimba wished with all of his might that he may also fly and swoop with such majesty. Tapping into the reserves of mana within him and even into his own life force, Gimba focused and focused until he was able to take the form of the eagle.
Gimba flew out of the jungle in joy, soaring above the world below. He eventually ran across a settlement of humans. Gimba watched them curiously from the trees, marveling at how different they were from the beasts of the jungle. Gimba was one day discovered by a boy named Michael, who became fascinated with the wild Kindre. Michael taught Gimba the ways of people and how to interact with human society. By the time they were finished, Gimba understood the ways of the humans, though he still identified more with the wild. Michael eventually left Gimba, going off to study magic at an academy. Gimba was sad to see his friend go, but his drive to explore led him on. He set off into the horizon, looking for new experiences and sensations.
Physically, Gimba is a tall Raza, his entire body covered with short orange fur interspersed with black tiger stripes, except for his front side from his jaw to his navel, which is covered with soft white fur. GImba moves with feline grace and power. He dresses in the furs of the animals he’s killed, crudely sown together.
Gimba has learned the ways of man, but his spirit is still wild. The only way to truly earn his respect is through displays of power and he will only truly follow those who have bested him in combat. However, his primitive desires are easily played upon and his loyalty can be bought briefly for no more than a hunk of meat. Gimba feels a desire to protect those who have been kind to him, but it is only an animalistic reflex and his code of the wild seldom conforms to man’s morals. Gimba’s primary desire is to explore new places and feel new things and he acts impulsively, seldom thinking beyond the next few hours. His speech is broken and primitive, as he learned common only from his time with MIcheal and his Kindre only when he was very small. Socially, he is very childlike, his wildness can sometimes come across as naiveté as he usually takes what people say at face value. His emotions tend to be exaggerated and extreme.

PRIMARY STATS
Strength: 6
Agility: 5
Stamina: 5
Intellect: 1
Will: 4
Perception: 3
Power: 1
Charisma: 2
Luck: 2

SKILLS
Athletics: 5
Awareness: 2
Combat - Melee: 0
Combat - Ranged: 2
Combat - Unarmed: 5
Craft: 0
Defense: 5
Guile: 0
Influence: 0
Knowledge: 0
Language: 0
Medicine: 0
Technology: 0
Wilderness: 5

SECONDARY STATS
Life: 50
Mana: 3
Constitution: 6
Spirit: 1
Critical Threat: 11
Defensive Limit: 4
Wait: 4
Armor Proficiency: Light
Weapon Proficiencies: Brawling Aids, Thrown Weapons

Armor
Physical: +4
Elemental:
Biological:
Magical:

EQUIPMENT
15 silver
Talons
Crude Fur Garment (Traveler’s Suit)
20 Shruriken
10 Meat (Cured)
Lantern
Adventurer’s Kit
Tent (Small)

SPECIAL ABILITIES
Iron Palm Technique 1
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Level: No
Description: Using only his bare hands, the character may parry armed attacks as though he were using a shield or a weapon.
Effect: No damage is caused to the characters hands/forearms when blocking an oncoming strike with this Advantage in play.
Mark of the Wild
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Wilderness > 3
Level: No
Description: There is something indiscernible about tamed and urban creatures that sets them apart from wild beasts. It runs deeper than simple domestication. It is something that permeates their very aura. Using this Stunt, the character is able to take on that same untamed quality and creatures in the wilderness will regard him as one of their own.
Effect: Wild creatures will not flee from or try to attack the character unless provoked. Predators will regard him with respect and prey will regard him with cautious acceptance as though he was one of their own.
Reserves of Power 1
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: None
Level: No
Description: When Mana reserves run low, the character may tap into more dangerous stores of power…his own Life.
Effect: At 0 Mana, the character can spend his Life points as though they were Mana points.

Beast Mimicry 3
Cost: 1
Pre-Requisite: Wilderness > 3
Use: 1 Mana; burn
Modifier: Wilderness
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: Will = Posts/Turns
Description: The character is able to use his strong connection to the natural world to mimic the traits of animals.
Effect: With each rank of this Stunt, the character may pick one new animal he is capable of emulating. With this Stunt, the character becomes capable of mimicking any of his choice animal's traits (such as an eagle's keen eyes, a chameleon's camouflage, or a cheetah's speed). Traits that require a physical change (such as an eagle's wings/flight or a mouse's ability to get through small spaces) cannot be mimicked.
-Bloodhound’s Nose (can smell keenly and track scents)
-Bat’s Echolocation (Can see using sounds and hearing)
- Ant’s Load (can carry/move 20 times own body weight)
Beast Form 1
Cost: 2 for rank 1; 1 for every rank afterwards
Pre-Requisite: Beast Mimicry rank 3
Use: 2 Mana; burn
Modifier: Wilderness
Target: Self
Range: Personal
Duration: Up to one hour per rank
Description: A potent bond with nature and an affinity for certain animals gives the character the ability to physically change into a number of creatures.
Effect: With each rank of this Stunt, the character may pick one new animal which is capable of turning into. While in beast form, the character is capable of doing anything that animal would normally be able to do, yet retains his own intellect, reasoning, and ability to speak. However, he is unable to use any of his own Stunts or Spells. Players with this ability should contact the Judge for the relevant stats of their beast forms.
- Harpy Eagle, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harpy_Eagle)
Strength: 3
Agility: 4
Stamina: 3
Intellect: 1
Perception: 5
Will: 4
Power: 0
Charisma: 1
Luck: 2

Life: 30
Mana: 3
Constitution: 6
Spirit: 1
Critical Threat: 11
Defensive Limit: 4
Wait: 4

Instinct: Like most wild animals, Kindred have a preternatural sense that defies explanation. This sense alerts them when danger is near, even if all their other senses tell them that the coast is clear. A Kindre gains +1d20 to Perception Feats when looking for danger and only critical opposing Stealth rolls can catch them off-guard. Kindred don’t fall easily to ambush, even when magic is involved and Judges should give any Kindre a fair chance to perceive that something somewhere is not right before letting them walk into a trap.

Current XP: 44