About Radu StanislavCurrent Adjustments & Expenditures & Spells Cast
Radu Stanislav
LN Medium humanoid
DEFENSE
OFFENSE
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Law (Inevitable) standard action command 3+Wis/day, Will save negates, no more than once on a single creature / 24 hours.
1) protection from chaos, 2) align weapon (law), 3) command undead, 4) order’s wrath, 5) greater command, 6) planar binding (inevitables only), 7) dictum, 8) shield of law, 9) summon monster IX (law only) Nobility (Leadership) standard action inspire 1 ally +1/3 levels granting +2 insight bonus to attacks, AC, CMD and skill checks for 1 round. No use limit. 1) bless, 2) enthrall, 3) prayer, 4) discern lies, 5) greater command, 6) brilliant inspiration, 7) repulsion, 8) demand, 9) storm of vengeance STATISTICS
Base Atk +0; CMB +1; CMD 12 Traits Trifler (Racial – Varisian human, can cast prestidigitation at caster level 3/day, Faction Guide p. 63), Rich Parents (starting cash is 900 gp, APG 330), Eyes and Ears of the City (Abadaran faith trait, +1 to Perception and always a class skill, APG p 333) Feats Extra Channel (B), Profits of Kalistrade (Campaign Setting p. 73) Skills (2 +2 (Int), +1 (human), +1 (FC))
SQ channel positive energy 1d6 (Will DC 11) 6/day, orisons, deflection aura 1/day, agile feet, +1 resistance bonus to saves Load 53.5 lbs; Lt 0-50 lbs., Med 51-100 lbs, Hvy 101-150 lbs. Combat Gear
darkwood shield (+2 SB, 257 gp, 5 lbs), morningstar (1d8 BP/x2, 8 gp, 6 lbs), 10 cold iron bolts (2 gp, 1 lb) Gear Carried or Worn by Hireling backpack (2 gp, 2 lbs), flint & steel (1 gp, 1 lb), 3 torches (3 cp, 3 lbs), 2 flasks alchemist’s fire (40 gp, 2 lbs), 2 tanglefoot bags (50 gp, 8 lbs), tent (10 gp, 20 lbs), The Prophecies of the Kalistocracy (75 gp, 10 lbs), traveler’s outfit (1 gp, 5 lbs), spare cleric’s vestments (5 gp, 6 lbs), shaving kit (15 sp, ½ lb, AA p 8), cooking kit (1 gp, 2 lbs, AA p 12), 5 fish-hooks and line (5 sp),
Cash Spent: 827 gp, 3 cp. Cash Remaining: 72 gp, 9 sp, 7 cp Hireling (3 sp / day, triple cost for 1st level Expert with ranks in handle animal, survival and profession (cooking)?) Paid in advance for 10 days work. (90 sp, already deducted) Won't fight (except to defend himself) although he will use sling or crossbow to hunt game, and hand weapons to Radu in a pinch. Radu was born in Restov, son of a prominent merchant, Camilla Stanislav, who built her success on the ashes of her husband’s terrible business sense after he fled into the night, to avoid being imprisoned by his debtors. Radu was too young to appreciate, at first, his mother’s ingenuity, and thought her false for not waiting for his father to come back, utterly convinced that his father was blameless in their destitution, and the hard decisions his mother made to put them back on the path to success. He turned to the faith of Abadar, seeking some sense of how things had gone so wrong, and learned much of the ways of business during his exploration of the ways of the clergy, and came to recognize his mother’s business acumen, and how his father had all but beggared them, with his poor choices, and fled to leave them to pay the price in his stead. He never quite could bring himself to say the words, but he knows that his mother recognizes that he regrets earlier accusations, when he was young enough to know no better. A major factor in the turnaround of their family’s fortune was his mother turning to the teachings of the Kalistocracy of Druma, a land of intimidating and yet ruthlessly fair merchant-prophets. At first suspicious of their teachings, and his mother’s sudden conversion, he read the ponderous tome of restrictions that his mother had acquired, and after scoffing at some of them, came to notice that they seemed designed to maximize not just the earnings of the follower, but ensure that their coin passed most often into the hands of other followers of the teachings, so that, as the Prophet wrote, ‘a rising tide lifts all boats.’ Each coin that enters the coffers of the prophets in trade might pass from hand to hand, but it will rarely leave the kalistocracy. Recognizing that if he remains in Restov, his own ambitions will compete with those of his mother, who has many years of life yet within her, Radu has turned his eyes with interest to this new proclamation, of lands filled with danger, and, more importantly, untold untapped riches just waiting to be exploited, just south and west of the border. Such an opportunity does not come in every lifetime, and he is eager to move into this new territory and establish business interests there before any other competing factor can restrict the growth of his enterprise. Prophets of the Kalistocracy are supposed to have all sorts of freaky dietary and sexual restrictions, and wear special clothes, and not touch certain things, etc. I don't want to tie these to orthodox Jewish, Hindu or Moslem traditions (and possibly make light of them), so I'm just gonna make stuff up. Radu will only eat the meat of male chickens, cattle, goats and lambs. Any creature capable of producing eggs or milk, that people consume, pretty much, is off limits. Fish, pork, venison, shellfish, etc. he can eat without worrying about the gender. Most fruits and vegetables are fine, as are breads, cheeses, eggs, butter, milk, etc. but alcoholic beverages (and other intoxicants, such as drugs) are forbidden to him. Mushrooms are right out. I'm not gonna even get into the other prohibitions, other than to say that a Prophet is only to lie with a declared consort (of which they can have several, before and after marriage) and only to have children with their (single) wife/husband. Consort or spouse, these individuals must also follow the Prophecies of the Kalistrade. Bogdomil (manservant, 3 sp a day)
Bogdomil is a sullen dark-haired young man of average height, with a hint of thickness to his frame, as if his baby fat never quite left his body. He grew up on a farm, of mixed Brevic and Kellid blood. He was raised by his mother, after his father’s imprisonment for horse-thievery, and has turned to work in town as a laborer to supplement his mother’s meager income running their farm. His combination of skills learned on the farm, under the tutelage of his mother, and hunting to provide food for his three siblings, has left him with useful skills in hunting, foraging, preparing food and dealing with animals, both on the farm and off. Since coming to town for work, he has also learned to speak in a more sophisticated manner, although he often grows irritated with speech that does not come swiftly to the point. He finds Radu to be a self-important twit with more money than sense, and prefers to mutter to himself in Hallit, while working, so as to avoid airing his private opinions of his employer. He is completely unaware that Radu understands Hallit, obviously, and that one of the reasons he was selected for the job, which pays triple what most skilled hirelings make in a day, is that Radu recognizes his half-blooded nature and is reminded of his own situation, with a Kellid-blooded absentee father, and raised by a thoroughly Rostlander practical-minded mother. Action & Hero Points
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A player can spend an action point to add 1d6 to any to hit roll, saving throw, critical confirmation, or skill check prior to determining if the current roll result is successful.
A player can spend an action point to add 1 point to any to hit roll, saving throw, critical confirmation, or skill check after determining the current roll result is a failure. Hero Points are used as described in the Advanced Player's Guide, except that Hero Points are only awarded by the DM, per DM discretion, not by leveling up.
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