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About Razghul of KorvosaHP 9
BAB +0; Grapple +1 Melee heavy mace +1 (1d8+1) Ranged light crossbow +2 (1d8, 19-20) Feats: City Born (from Korvosa, +2 to Intimidate Checks), Combat Casting, Improved Initiative, Persuasive (+2 to Bluff and Intimidate Checks), Skill Focus (Bluff) (+3 to Bluff Checks) Flaws (Check Dragon 324, p. 96): Chivalrous Courtesy (Prerequisite: Good or Lawful alignment, you suffer a -4 penalty on attack rolls vs a creature you can tell is of the opposite gender), Honorable Challenge (Prerequisite: Lawful alignment, you suffer a -4 penalty on attack rolls vs. creatures that have not explicitly challenged you or made and attack against you. For the purposes of this flaw, an attack against you includes any action that would end an invisibility spells) Skills:
Spells (Domains: Law (+1 CL to all Law spells), Trickery (Bluff, Disguise and Hide are all class skills) CL 1st, 3/2+1) Possessions: unholy symbol, spell component pouch, light crossbow, 20 bolts, chainmail, heavy steel shield, heavy mace, traveler's outfit, backpack, belt pouch, waterskin, 3 gp. Background: Spoiler:
Appearance: With a smile ready to greet anyone he meets, Razghul/Muad-dib has a handsome face accentuated by his high cheekbones, well-trimmed beard and closely cropped black hair. Though stocky, his constant travels has served to maintain some muscle tone to his physique. He wears heavy clothes and a cloak to cover his armor. He keeps the faux symbol of Abadar prominently displayed on a chain he keeps around his neck. Personality: Razghul is an honorable man who can be counted on to honor the terms and conditions of any deal.. to the letter. This has made him a very scrupulous man, always sifting through the details - a trait desirable in an observer. He introduces himself as "Muad-Dib" but swiftly intimates that his friends call him "Raz." |
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