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About Corvin KillgannonGame stats: Spoiler:
Corvin Killgannon
CN male human fighter 3 Abilities: Str 16, Dex 15, Con 14, Int 10, Wis 8, Cha 12 HP (3d10+3+6): 33; Fort +5, Ref +3, Will +0; BAB/Grapple: +3/+6 AC: 17 (+1 armor training, +2 Dex, +4 spiked scale mail) Penalty: -3 Attack: spiked gauntlet +6 melee (1d4 + 3, crit x2, p/b) Attack: spiked gauntlet +4 melee (1d4 + 3, crit x2, p/b) / spiked gauntlet +4 melee (1d4 + 3, crit x2, p/b) Attack: spiked armor (grapple) +6 melee (1d6 + 3, crit x2, p) Feats: Two-weapon fighting; Power Attack; Weapon Focus (spiked gauntlet); Improved bull rush Skills (12 ranks): Acrobatics -1; Bluff +1; Climb (2 ranks) +2; Diplomacy +1; Disguise +1; Escape Artist -1; Heal -1; Intimidate (4 ranks) +5; Knowledge (dungeoneering) (3 ranks): +3; Perception (3 ranks) +2; Perform +1; Ride -1; Sense Motive -1; Stealth -1; Survival -1 FX: Bravery +1; Armor Training 1 Languages: Common Possessions: Combat gear, clothing, backpack, waterskin, torch, 50 gp, 30 ft. rope, rations (36 lbs.) Max load: 230 lbs; Lift 460 lbs; Push/drag 1150 lbs. Background / Personality / Description: Spoiler:
If you're in the mood for a s*##ty short story, I redirect you here: part 1 / part 2. This will probably get a major rewrite at some point, so hold on to your trousers.
Personality-wise, Corvin is taciturn, somewhat unrefined, and downright terrifying in battle, as well as having an amazing quality to state the obvious. However, underneath, there seems to be a hidden layer of something... atypical for someone in his profession. Corvin stands a bit over six feet tall, with long limbs, broad shoulders, and a long, thin face set with a long, pointed nose, sky-blue eyes, and a thatch of greasy blond hair. Most notably, though, Corvin's armor is literally fused to his body, the result of an unknown aura inside the Tower of Grimmbold Manor acting upon an enlarge person spell. Numerous spines of bone and metal protrude through the gnarled scars and twisted steel, particularly on his chest, arms, and hands. The bones of his spine protrude nearly six inches through his skin, creating a hard, spiny ridge down his back. |
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