Samnell's Ziggurat of Worms (Inactive)

Game Master Samnell

Upper Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Upper Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 9

The card that represents the positive part of your past is the Chaotic Evil card of Wisdom, the Lost. And we're already off to an interesting start, because this is an opposite match - completely across the board from where it should be. In its misaligned reading, it stands for clarity of mind under duress - the challenges you have already faced, and your willingness to face them, are already a great source of strength for you.

Middle Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Middle Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 8

The uncertain part of your past is represented by the Neutral Evil card of Wisdom, the Mute Hag. As in the previous reading, this stands for blood pacts and dark secrets. I feel there is a mystery in your past... although whether or not it's known to you is, as the placement of the card says, uncertain.

Lower Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 1
Lower Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

The negative part of your past is represented by the Lawful Good card of Strength, the Paladin. This card is misaligned, and it means that standing fast is foolhardy. Of course, dwarves are known for stubbornness - but while your clarity of mind under duress helped you, staying longer than you should have did not. It doesn't help to recognize a problem if you don't take action to deal with it.

Upper Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Upper Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 7

The positive part of your present is represented by the Lawful Evil card of Wisdom, the Eclipse. This card is misaligned, and in this placement refers to unheralded abilities. You may be stronger, and with deeper reserves of strength, than you currently realize. Expect to develop those talents soon.

Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

The uncertainty of your present is represented by one of your attribute cards, the Lawful Good card of Constitution. This card, the Trumpet, refers to a declaration of power. However, in the position of uncertainty, it's not clear whether being obvious about your powers is for the best. In other words... think before you act.

Lower Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Lower Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 6

The negative aspect of your past is represented by the Chaotic Neutral card of Wisdom, the Carnival. It stands for illusions and false dreams. You may have unrealistic expectations right now... and it is not wise to pursue them. Now, let us turn to the future, shall we?

Upper Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 4
Upper Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

Your role place is filled by the Lawful Neutral card of Intelligence, the Inquisitor. It stands for immutable reality - a fate that cannot be changed, and in an auspicious location. This is something to be happy about.

Middle Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 6
Middle Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

The uncertain part of your future is represented by the Lawful Neutral card of Charisma. This card, the Marriage, refers to the union of people or ideas. If you're planning a wedding, I'd reconsider. Otherwise, be careful about adjusting your views to match those of others, for this may not be to your benefit.

Lower Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Lower Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 9

...And it seems we've come all the way back to where we've started, for the Lost has reappeared. This is a True Match - a card in exactly the correct position, and especially important as a result. This card predicts emptiness and loss of identity in your future. Perhaps you will never truly be yourself...

There are no lines formed, either by alignment or by suit, so the cards have no further information to give.

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Final Tapestry:

CE | LE | LN
NE | LG | LN
LG | CN | CE

Wis | Wis | Int
Wis | Con | Cha
Str | Wis | Wis

Lost | Eclipse | Inquisitor
Mute Hag | Trumpet | Marriage
Paladin | Carnival | Lost

Upper Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Upper Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

The positive aspect of your past is represented by an attribute card, the Neutral Good card of Constitution. This card, the Survivor, represents a rebirth through the ordeals... and its placement in the past means that you are stronger for what you have gone through.

Middle Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 4
Middle Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

The uncertain part of your past is important. This is a true alignment - the Lawful Neutral card of Intelligence in its proper place. It's also your role on the Tapestry, which makes it even more important. Of course, it's an interesting spot for it to appear... because the Inquisitor represents immutable reality, which is in conflict with the uncertainty of its placement. In this place, it means that the parts of your past you believe to be true may not be. Things like that have a way of coming up again, so I dare say there are surprises in your future...

Lower Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Lower Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

Oh, that isn't good. The Survivor has reappeared in this Tapestry, also representing the negative aspects of your past. Misaligned this way, the Survivor means tragic news or profound loss. You were stronger for having gone through the ordeals you have - but at the same time, the cards tell that you lost something important in the process. 'Tis curious, that. Perhaps they'll have more commentary on that as we move to the present.

Upper Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 4
Upper Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 8

Curious! The positive aspect of your present is represented by the Idiot, which is an Opposite Match in that it's exactly the reverse of its rightful place. Misaligned this way, it means the clever feigning of idiocy. Given its placement in the present, I dare say you'll do well if you pretend to be less wise than you are the next time something important happens.

Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

The uncertainty of your present is represented by an aligned card. The Lawful Neutral card of Wisdom is the Queen Mother, which stands for knowledge through fealty. And this party is swearing fealty to a certain wizard, isn't it? However, the uncertain placement here is a warning - the benefits you're expecting may not be what you actually receive.

Lower Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 2
Lower Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 5

The negative aspect of your present has been revealed as the Peacock, the True Neutral card of Dexterity. It's a rather pretentious card, really, meaning a sudden personal shift. If I were you, I'd try to avoid sudden changes in decisions for the next day or two. This is fairly tame as far as the present goes, so be happy about that.

Upper Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Upper Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 5

The positive aspect of your future is represented by the Owl, the True Neutral card of Wisdom. This represents the wisdom of the natural order of things, and you would do well to heed its advice. If you avoid straying from the path of what's proper, you will do well indeed.

Middle Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Middle Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 6

The uncertainty of your future is represented by a true match, so pay attention! The Chaotic Neutral card of Constitution - an attribute card, by the way - is the Mountain Man. This card represents an external physical power - and a dwarf would know quite a lot about that, huh? However, its place of uncertainty means that external power may not be as strong as you think it is, so be wary of relying too much on others when strength is needed.

Lower Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 4
Lower Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

And you have a second duplicate in the tapestry! The Inquisitor is back in the negative part of your future. It's a poor omen, too - an immutable reality in the negative part of your future suggests a problem you are unlikely to overcome.

Now, this tapestry has several lines of interest through it. First, there's a line of neutrality between law and chaos running through the positive row up top. If I were you, I wouldn't press too hard on the lawful side of your personality - the cards seem to be suggesting that a more balanced view, perhaps a willingness to compromise, would serve you better than the stubbornness dwarves are famed for.

Curiously, there's a second line here - neutrality between good and evil is represented in your future. This suggests that you will do well to avoid leaning too moral on any given subject. Incidentally, the row of uncertainty almost has a line, but it doesn't count unless all three alignments of a given line are represented. There's no special meaning there. There are no lines in your attributes.

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Final Tapestry:

NG | NE | NN
LN | LN | CN
NG | NN | LN

Con | Int | Wis
Int | Wis | Con
Con | Dex | Int

Survivor | Idiot | Owl
Inquisitor | Queen Mother | Mountain Man
Survivor | Peacock | Inquisitor

Upper Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 2
Upper Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

The positive aspect of your past is represented by the Lawful Neutral card of Dexterity, the Locksmith. He stands for the keys to a new destiny - and in this place on the board, it means you have already been given those keys. In regards to your situation, I believe this refers to the moment your mother told you about Zummabu - by doing so, she expanded your world, giving you a destiny you may never have thought to pursue otherwise.

Middle Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 1
Middle Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

The uncertainty of your past is represented by the Keep, the Neutral Good card of Strength. This card stands for unshakability when threatened, but its placement of uncertainty means that you could have been shaken more than you know. You've come here to Unther to find answers, but don't dismiss the feelings of your past as being completely gone, for they may yet rise up to affect you.

Lower Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 2
Lower Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

The negative aspect of your past is the Cricket, the Neutral Good card of Dexterity. This card is misaligned, and here it means that the journey of your past has gone badly. The event it refers to is obvious, of course - your relationship with Neria. I know it's not pleasant to be reminded of that, but you should consider this a good thing - if the worst thing the cards say is something you already knew, then it's unlikely anything in your past will be coming back to hurt you. Now, let's turn to the present, shall we?

Upper Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 1
Upper Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

And the positive aspect of your present is the reappearance of the keep - a true match, no less, which makes this card of extreme importance. The meaning here is the same - unshakability when you're threatened, but now that it's moved to the positive part of your present, it's saying that you have the strength to face the trials of your life. Repeated cards are always important, and 'tis a very good omen indeed.

Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

The uncertainty of your present is represented by the Lawful Neutral card of Wisdom, the Queen Mother. She stands for knowledge through fealty - and you've come to Zummabu to try and gain information in return for serving him, have you not? He may not have the answers you truly desire... or perhaps it's the case that getting those answers will not be for the best. Do not be too over-anxious to have your answers, friend gnome, until you're truly ready to accept them for what they are.

Lower Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Lower Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 4

The negative aspect of your present is represented by the Lawful Neutral card of Constitution. The Brass Dwarf stands for invulnerability to current peril, but its place on the lowest row means that you're likely not invulnerable at all. You should definitely play it safe for a bit instead of following every bit of your curiosity. Let us see if the future will be any more revealing.

Upper Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 2
Upper Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

The positive part of your future, and your role placement on the tapestry, is the Lawful Good card of Dexterity. The Dance, as it is known, stands for staying in perfect harmony. I believe you're going to get along quite well with your new friends, and you should probably try to form those friendships quickly.

Middle Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 6
Middle Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 7

The uncertainty of your present is represented by one of your attribute cards - the Lawful Evil card of Charisma. The Tyrant means that a parental influence brings pain to you, although its place of uncertainty means that it's not clear how much you're likely to be hurt. Nevertheless, the cards definitely seem to be saying that you're not going to enjoy the answers Zummabu gives you.

Lower Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 6
Lower Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 9

Finally, the negative part of your future comes to us in the form of the Liar - who is a true match on the board, and thus of extreme importance. He stands for love at its most treacherous, and this is the worst place that he can appear. Make friends, but be wary of love - particularly the love of a father, I think, given that the Tyrant appeared just above it.

As for the rest of your spread... there are no lines in alignment or attribute, so the cards have nothing further to say for you, my pale friend. Overall, this is a tapestry of caution - but I believe the trial it suggests is one you can overcome.

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Final Tapestry:

LN | NG | LG
NG | LN | LE
NG | LN | CE

Dex | Str | Dex
Str | Wis | Cha
Dex | Con | Cha

Locksmith | Keep | Dance
Keep | Queen Mother | Tyrant
Cricket | Brass Dwarf | Liar

Upper Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 1
Upper Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

Oh, this is an auspicious beginning! The positive aspect of your past is represented by an aligned card - and in a true match, no less, as the Lawful Good card of Strength. It's not quite having a role card in the right spot, but heck if it isn't close! Perhaps unsurprisingly, it's the Paladin - which means standing fast against adversity. Your willingness to do so in the past was of immense benefit to you, particularly during your education...

Middle Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Middle Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 9

The uncertainty of your past, alas, is not quite as nice. In this place we see the Chaotic Evil card of Wisdom - the Lost stands for emptiness and loss of identity. Your paradoxical nature as a student may have immensely benefited you - the Paladin appearing there was very meaningful indeed - but in going against the normal teachings of your church and working to be so special, you did lose something.

Lower Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Lower Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 3

The negative aspect of your past is even worse. Here we see the Chaotic Good card of Constitution, but placed opposite its proper place - almost as negative as the Paladin was positive. You certainly don't do things by half measures, do you? Misaligned this way, the Desert tells of a passage with little hope. I dare say your aspirations in the church are not going to come to fruition - and your own behavior is the cause. Now, let us consider the present.

Upper Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Upper Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 5

The positive aspect of your present is filled by the True Neutral card of Constitution. The Teamster stands for driving external pressure - and its position in the top row tells us that these pressures are good for you, and that you will likely be stronger for having encountered them.

Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 2
Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 8

The uncertainty of your present is marked by the Neutral Evil card of Dexterity. The Crows speak of the taking of loved ones or items, although its uncertain placement means it may not come to pass. Still, you'd be wise to be on your guard, for a crafty figure may be waiting to take some important things from you.

Lower Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Lower Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

The negative aspect of your present is filled by the Lawful Good card of Constitution - not good. The Trumpet is misaligned and speaks of power for power's sake. I do not know if this is someone else's desires affecting you - Zummabu's goals, perhaps - or your own pursuit of strength harming you, so you should be wary of any who feel that way.

Upper Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Upper Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

...Is what I want to say, but the cards have invoked the Trumpet for the second time in a row. It has reappeared in the positive part of your future, with its proper meaning of a declaration of power. I would still advise against seeking power for its own sake, but I dare say you'll have the opportunity to proclaim what power you do have... by, say, Smiting Evil?

Middle Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Middle Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

The uncertainty of your future is represented by the Neutral Good card of Constitution. The Survivor speaks of a rebirth through ordeals, yet its uncertain placement means your success is far from fated. You must face these challenges yourself, without expecting destiny to come to your aid.

Lower Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Lower Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

*Takes a long drink from a bottle of high-proof alcohol* @#$%. The Trumpet has shown up a third time, which is almost unheard of. This changes things. It's an opposite match, which makes it extremely important. It's an aligned card, which makes it more important still. And finally, this is the real kicker, it's at the intersection of two lines in same-attribute cards AND in aligned cards, with the attributes forming an arrow pointing to the lower right. Bad bad bad. Somebody in your life seeks power for the sake of power, now and in the future, and this is bad for you.

The right alignment line tells us that good is in your future, which is expected of Paladins, but the bottom alignment line says that this is bad for you. The same lines repeat in your attributes, focused entirely on your Constitution - your very life. Hammering the point home is a physical attribute line - Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution - pointing to that same lower-right intersection. Many, many parts of this tapestry say that the negative aspect of your future is prominent. Keep your coin - the cards have warned you, and you would do well to heed them.

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Final Tapestry:

LG | NN | LG
CE | NE | NG
CG | LG | LG

Str | Con | Con
Wis | Dex | Con
Con | Con | Con

Paladin | Teamster | Trumpet
Lost | Crows | Survivor
Desert | Trumpet | Trumpet

Upper Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Upper Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 3

The positive part of your past is filled by the Publican, the Chaotic Good card of Wisdom. He stands for fellowship and camaraderie - the friends you've made should be valued.

Middle Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 2
Middle Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

The uncertainty of your past is told as the Dance, the Lawful Good card of Dexterity - an attribute card for you. It stands for staying in perfect harmony, but in the position of uncertainty, it means that you may not have been balanced the way you should have. Well, getting taken as a slave can do that.

Lower Left Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Lower Left Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 7

The negative aspect of your past is, alas, a true match - of extreme importance. The Tangled Briar - the Lawful Evil card of Constitution - says that ancient triumphs return... and this land has some very ancient triumphs indeed, does it not? Someone's successes - yours or others - have had a truly negative impact on your life thus far. Still, what of your present?

Upper Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 6
Upper Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 3

A fairly decent reading! The Chaotic Good card of Charisma is the unicorn, and it means that what you seek is yours. If you are looking for freedom, friend, now is the time to pursue it... or perhaps you will be finding the treasures the wizard wants.

Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 1
Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 1

The uncertainty of your present, on the other hand, takes the form of the Paladin - the Lawful Good card of Strength. He speaks of standing fast under adversity, but in this uncertain position, he also means that your willingness to stand fast will be threatened. I dare say you will be exposed to danger in the near future, and must decide how to respond.

Lower Middle Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 4
Lower Middle Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 9

The negative part of your present is the Chaotic Evil card of Intelligence. The Snakebite stands for poisonous powers or ideas. Remember the appearance of the unicorn - you will find what you seek, but that does not mean it will be a good thing. Avoid pursuing toxic things.

Upper Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 3
Upper Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

The positive aspect of your future is filled by the Neutral Good card of Constitution. The Survivor speaks of rebirth through an ordeal - a very auspicious omen indeed. Alas, it also suggests that what you seek may not be easy to find - but you will be better for it in the end.

Middle Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 2
Middle Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 9

The uncertainty of your future lies in the Demon's Lantern, the Chaotic Evil card of Dexterity. It suggests an impossible situation - but in this position of uncertainty, it may be possible to avoid the situation, or find a way out that isn't obvious at first.

Lower Right Suit: 1d6 ⇒ 5
Lower Right Alignment: 1d9 ⇒ 2

Finally, the negative part of your future is filled by the Midwife - the Neutral Good card of Wisdom. She appears misaligned, here, and so speaks of dangerous new arrivals. Be wary of those you meet, and do not be too trusting of them.

There are no lines in your attributes, but there are two lines in your alignment. The first goes from upper left to bottom right - a tale moving from friends and comrades to standing fast under adversity, and then to dangerous new arrivals. I fear your existing friendships will be threatened and tested by what you face.

More usefully, there's a line of goodness in the top row, saying that holding fast to your morals, and avoiding corruption, will be of great benefit to you. You'll definitely want to heed that.

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Final Tapestry:

CG | CG | NG
LG | LG | CE
LE | CE | NG

Wis | Cha | Con
Dex | Str | Dex
Con | Int | Wis

Publican | Unicorn | Survivor
Dance | Paladin | Demon's Lantern
Tangled Briar | Snakebite | Midwife

Living in the cities was all that she had dreamed of. She had delicious drinks, skilled entertainment and company from all the corners of the world at her fingertips. But such a life drained her savings quickly and as her purse grew lighter and lighter she looked around for a way to earn her keep. Neither of the two obvious professions, banditry or prostitution, really appealed to her so she sought a third alternative. As it so happened, she came across a mercenary outfit looking to take in new recruits. Lucrecia signed on immediately. There she found a new passion to focus herself on - swordplay. But her stay with the sellswords was brief. The conflict they were contracted for ended sooner then anticipated and the newest members were discharged. But the skills acquired could be applied in a great many places; there was always some bloodshed brewing in the Realms.

She honed her profession all along the Sword's Coast trading silver for steel. But one thing was constant - her coins disappeared almost as quickly as she earned them. Not that she minded working - in fact, she loved her work - but it would be nice if her coins could stick around. She wanted to find the big score. And as fate would have it, there where whispers among the sellswords about faraway Unther - about her hidden riches and her crumbling state; the perfect soil for a mercenary to blossom! Without anything to tie her down she immediately set and swiftly, as swiftly as caravan travel allowed, she found herself in a strange land of sand and unfamiliar gods. There she thrived; there was always someone that needed someone else stabbed. And the fact that she had no bonds of loyalty in the land was frequently seen as a bonus. But she still hadn't made it big. Well, not until a reclusive wizard offered her a contract. Zummabu - brother of the regent. Score!

DEFENSE

AC 20, touch 13, flat-footed 17 (+6 armor, +2 dex, +1 dodge, +1 shield)
hp 12 (1d10+2; favured class bonus)
Fort +3, Ref +4, Will +2

OFFENSE

Speed ft. (30 ft. without armour)
Melee +6 Duelling Sword (1d8+4 19-20x2)
or +6 Duelling Sword (1d8+6 19-20x2 [2h])
or +5 Duelling Sword (1d8+6 19-20x2 [Pa])
or +5 Duelling Sword (1d8+9 19-20x2 [2h, Pa])

---Special Abilities---

Bardic Performance (6 rounds)

Spells Known (CL 1st; concentration +3)

1st 2/day DC 13— Dazzling Blade, Feather Fall
0 DC 12— Detect Magic, Mending, Mage Hand, Prestidigitation

STATISTICS

Str 18, Dex 14, Con 12, Int 13, Wis 10, Cha 14
Base Atk +1; CMB +5; CMD 17
Feats Power Attack, Combat ReflexesFB, DodgeHB
Traits Sword Scion, Cautious Fighter
Skills Acrobatics (1) +6, Bluff (1) +6, Climb (1) +8, Diplomacy (1) +6, Intimidate (1) +6, Ride (1) +6, Perception (1) +4, Sense Motive (1) +4
Background Skills Perform(Dance; 1) +6, Perform(String; 1) +6
ACP: -3
Special Qualities: Fighter Bonus Feat, Human Bonus Feat, Skilled, Bardic Knowledge +1
Languages Illuski, Chondathan
Gear Duelling Sword, Breastplate, Buckler, Backpack, Hot Weather Clothes, Scroll of Cure Light Wounds, Daggers x4, Flail

Amarekashu the Bronze
Male Human Scaled Fist Unchained Monk 1 - Dual Cursed Oracle of Dragons 1 Gestalt
Lawful Good Medium Humanoid
Initiative; +2 Perception +5
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Defense
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AC 16 touch 15 flat-footed 11 (Base +10 - Dex +2 - Monk +3 - Natural Armour +1)
hp 12
Fort +4 Ref +4, Will +2
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Offence
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Speed 30 ft.
Melee
To Hit - First Blow+6 - 1d6+6 Bludgeoning Damage - x 20 Critical
Second Blow - +6 - 1d6+4 Bludgeoning Damage - x 20 Critical

Magic

Level 0 - No limit per day - DC 13
Detect Magic - See magical auras, and divine their nature with time and study.
Read Magic - Read and study magical texts.
Create Water - Create pure water.
Stabilize - Stop a dying creature from passing on.
Light - Make and object shine like a torch.
Prestidigitation - Perform a variety of minor but useful tricks.

1st Level Spells - 4 per day - DC 14
Obscuring Mist - Create a fogbank to hide in.
Shield of Faith - Grants +2 Shield Bonus, scaling by 1 every 6 levels.
Bonus Spell - Cure Light Wounds - Heals 1d8 + level (max 5).

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Statistics
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Str 18, Dex 14, Con 14, Int 10, Wis 10, Cha 16,
Base Atk +1; CMB +15; CMD 17

Bonus Feats
Improved Unarmed Strike - Allows unarmed attacks to lethal damage. Gained from Monk’s Unarmed Strike class ability.
Stunning Fist - Adds an effect to an unarmed strike. Gained from Monk.
Dragon Style - First Unarmed Strike per round has 1.5 Strength Bonus. When using this style you can also charge through allies, and ignore difficult terrain when running, charging or withdrawing. Gain a +2 against Paralysis, Stunning and Sleep effects. Gained from Scaled Fist Monk.

Feats
1st - Extra Revelation - Gain an additional Oracle Revelation (Draconic Resistances).

Traits
Get the Cargo Through - Having worked to transport cargo for Zummabu, Amar has picked up an additional 300gp.
Blood of Dragons - Grants +1 to Perception.
Two-World Magic - Add Prestidigitation to list of spells known.
Drawback Pride - When threatened, accused or insulted take a -2 penalty to Sense Motive and Diplomacy rolls.
Racial Traits
Dual Talent - Gain a second +2 to an attribute. Replaces both Skilled and the human Bonus Feat.
Skills Diplomacy +7, Disable Device+6, Perception +5, Sense Motive +4
Bonus Skills Linguistics +4, Craft (Food) +4
Languages Common, Draconic
Combat Gear -
Other Gear Masterwork Backpack, Canteen, Medium Tent (30 lbs), Bedroll (5 lbs), Blanket, Spider Silk Rope x 100ft
Coffee Pot, Cooking Kit, Halfling Trail Rations (7), Wandermeal (7), Coffee Beans (3 lbs), Chocolate (1 lbs), Beans (5 lbs), Chillies (1 lbs), Cumin (1 lbs)
Courtier’s Outfit x 3 , Hot Weather Outfit, Silver and Amethyst Torque (50 gp), Silver and Amethyst Earring (75gp), Dragon Themed Bronze, Silver and Amethyst Pectoral Plate (100gp), Perfume Kit , Grooming Kit , Shaving Kit, Soap.
Money 96gp 8sp 8cp
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Special Abilities
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Unchained Monk Abilities

Draconic Might - All Monk class abilities that usually use Wisdom instead use Charisma.
Flurry of Blows - Make an additional strike as part of a full attack at highest BAB.
Stunning Fist - Gain Stunning Fist as a bonus feat. Additional abilities unlock as levels progress.
Unarmed Strike - Gain Improved Unarmed Strike as a bonus feat. The damage also scales with level.

Oracle Abilities

Dragon Mystery - The powers of dragons are many and great…
- Breath Weapon - Once every five level breath a 30 foot cone of lighting, dealing 1d6 per two Oracle levels. A reflex save halves this damage.
- Draconic Resistances - Gain Lightning Resistance +5 and +1 Natural Armour.
Dual-Cursed - Dual-Cursed Oracles gain a permanent second curse, but also gain new abilities…
- Covetous - Become sickened unless wearing 25gp plus 100gp per level in fine clothes, gems and other adornments or be sickened, or if something worth 25gp times the character level is taken without consent become sickened for 24 hours.
- Wrecker - Held objects gain the Broken condition. Disable Device becomes a class skill, and non-magical traps can be destroyed with a touch.

Favoured Class Bonus - 1 Bonus Spell.

Amarekashu has odd eyes, making him seem less human and with an unusual glow to them, making them almost look like a lizards. His voice is a deep, rolling tenor. Since he bathes often and tends to wear perfumes he has a pleasant scent, although it has an oddly metallic undertone.

With his physique and his pride it is not surprising that Amarekashu tends to wear revealing clothes that show both off, enjoying open robes and fines shoes or sandals in metallic colours and whites, which he uses his magic to keep fastidiously clean. He also wears a great deal of jewelry, showing off both his wealth and his ability to keep others from taking what is his even when he has them on open display.

On the other hand, he is greedy and covetous, desiring a certain amount of food and wealth. He enjoys eating, drinking and partaking in life’s pleasures. He enjoys displaying his wealth and prowess, but does not begrudge anyone else what is theirs. He is not a thief, and will only take what he can pay for or from those who attack him.

Amarerkashu is also somewhat self-indulgent and selfish, tending to think of himself first and doing what he wants. But he is also happy to help those he realizes needs it, and does not value his own opinion as any higher or better than others.

The flaw in this argument being that he certainly does not currently look like one. There was no record found of a dragon of any kind matching his name, either. Clearly, then, he was not a dragon.

His counterpoint was to release a blast of lightning breath at the naysayer.

Clearly, Amarekashu was...something. His abilities were not entirely human. But then, their are many things that aren’t human, and many of them can do what he could. It was even possible he had the blood of a dragon, or one of the races related to them. Still, despite having no idea what had happened or how he had gotten there, Amarekashi held firm.

Zummabu took him back to the city and helped him enroll in a program to harness his abilities and teach him discipline. In truth, it took very little time, as it was more the situation than a lack of self control that had lead to his outburst, and in gratitude Amarekashu worked for Zummabu, guarding caravans and such. It gave him the chance to explore, looking for word of his past one way or the other, and brought in coin - which, in typical draconic fashion, he used to purchase gems and finery suitable to his station.

Now Zummabu has asked for his help, and Amarekashu is willing to give it.

Attacks: Longsword (+3, 1d8+2, 19=20/x2)
Heavy Spiked Shield (+3, 1d6)
Dagger (+3, 1d4+2, 19-20/x2, 10ft)
Light Crossbow (+1, 1d8, 19-20/x2, 80ft)

Feats: Skill Focus (Stealth)(B), Power Attack

Traits: Missionary(campaign, +1 to Knowledge(Religion) and always class), Shield Trained (religion, shields are simple weapons and heavy shields are light weapons)

Skills: Diplomacy, Knowledge(Religion), Perception, Ride, Stealth, Survival
Background Skills: Knowledge(History), Linguistics, Profession(Gambler), Profession(Soldier)

Languages: Chessentan, Elven, Illuskan, Mulhorandi, Utheric

Spells: Cleric (0th – 3, 1st 2+1)
Memorized:
0th – Light Magic, Mending, Read Magic
1st – Bless, Divine Favor, Magic Weapon

Special Attacks: Channel Energy (1d6, 4/day), Studied Target +1

Special Qualities: Adaptability, Domains (Nobility(Leadership), War (Tactics)), Elf Blood, Elven Immunities, Inspiring Command 7/day, Keen Senses, Low-Light Vision, Seize the Initiative 7/day, Track +1

Combat Gear: Longsword, Heavy Spiked Wood Shield, Dagger, Light Crossbow, 20 Bolts

Other Gear: Breastplate, Cleric's Kit (Holy Symbol Upgraded to Iron), 9 GP

Training with the rangers and trackers of the city guard, Haytham learned the skills of a scout and skirmisher but always preferred the shield wall. Once he was discharged from basic training he joined was assigned to a church mercenary contract headed to the old empires. This was how he found himself in Unther.