GM Itzi's Skull and Shackles (Inactive)

Game Master Itzi

Carok was born into the Zambi tribe, a tribe of bull wereshark-kin that live on an inland lake on one of the tributaries of the Vanji River, upstream of Bloodcove. The tribe subsisted on hunting and fishing, with periodic trade expeditions down to Bloodcove. The shaman within the tribe was a former pirate from the Shackles that settled and retired in the tribe.
Carok grew up on tales of the open ocean and death defying battles with various navies and monsters. He was filled with wanderlust to experience the wide open world and have his own harrowing experiences. The shaman supported him in his pursuits, training him in both the ways of Besmara and the basics of seamanship; he also told him that others may not take kindly to his monstrous nature and should hide it when among outsiders. In his late teens, Carok joined one of the trade expeditions to Bloodcove and jumped at the chance to join the crew of one of the merchant vessels docked in the port. The life of a sailor was hard and dangerous, but Carok’s innate talents proved uniquely suited to life on the open ocean. Ships he sailed with had less trouble with sea life and always had plenty of food. By his twenties, he made a name for himself a competent pilot that brought good luck to his voyages. After one particularly profitable voyage that ended in Port Peril, Carok got rip-roaring drunk and passed out at one of the towns inns.

Tobias is a wizard, though not a particularly diligent one. He is brilliant, but lazy. Brought up in a good home in Absalom, and possessed of considerable arcane talent, Tobias was told how much promise he had and what an obligation he had to live up to that gift. Tobias hated the idea. So he fudged and cheated his way through the Arcanamirium, reasoning that it was just another equally valid form of cleverness.

After graduation, Tobias spent his time in Absalom running scams and hustles among the upper middle class. He would 'diagnose' magical ailments, haunts, or curses, then display enough magic to make a convincing show of his capabilities, and finally 'solve' the problem for a modest fee. He earned a substantial income, and gave his parents vague explanations that he was 'doing some confidential consulting'.

Towards the end of this period, Tobias started to lose interest in the game of conning the marks and started looking for something more in life. He spent a fair amount of his ill-gotten gains in drinking halls of Cayden Cailean, and began to feel an affinity for the Lucky Drunk. He even shared a portion of his 'winnings' with the less fortunate, and found that it felt good. One of his drinking buddies mentioned a friend who needed help in Port Peril (perhaps another PC?). Tobias was getting rather bored of the con game anyway, and felt he had to get on the move; rumor was that an Inquisitor of Nethys was searching Absalom for a fradulent wizard.

Tobias's laziness was primarily born of chafing at authority, society, and expectations. He is not truly selfish, but sees no value in hard work for its own sake. However, his longing for some sort of purpose, and his growing conscience, might motivate him to greater effort in some cases.

Tobias will be able to do anything. As a Spell Sage, he will have unmatched versatility with his spells. He'll pick up Improvisation to do all the skills. He isn't going to have a lot to do at low levels, but with a fast game pace he shouldn't feel useless for too long. His Bluff is quite good. I expect the bard will surpass it with Versatile Performance, but for now it's a good option (and it ties into his personality and background).

Human Wizard 1 (Spell Sage)
CG Male Humanoid
Deity: Cayden Cailean
Init +2; Perception +4
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DEFENSE
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AC 12, touch 12, flatfooted 10 (Dex +2)
HP 8 (1d6+2)
Fort +1, Ref +2, Will +2
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OFFENSE
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Speed 30 ft.
Melee Dagger +0 (1d4/19-20)
Ranged Crossbow +2 (1d8/19-20)
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STATISTICS
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Str 10, Dex 14, Con 12, Int 18, Wis 10, Cha 13
BAB +0; CMB +0; CMD 12
Feats
1: Scribe Scroll, Fast Learner, Skill Focus (Bluff)
Traits Clever Wordplay (Bluff), Touched by the Sea
FCB Wizard +1 Skill Point and +1 Hit Point
Skills (7 per level)
Swim 1 +5
Bluff 1 +11 (+1 rank, +4 Int, +3 Skill Focus, +3 Class Skill)
Knowledge (Nature) 1 +8
Knowledge (Arcana) 1 +8
Knowledge (Local) 1 +8
Spellcraft 1 +8
Perception 1 +4
Background Skills (2 pts)
Knowledge (History) 1 +8
Appraise 1 +8
Languages Common, Draconic, Polyglot, Cyclops, Aklo
Alternate Racial Traits Focused Study, Fey Thoughts (Perception, Bluff), Fey Magic (Water: Faerie Fire, Guidance, Stabilize, Purify Food & Drink), Low-Light Vision
Equipment (70)
Light Crossbow (35)
20 cold iron bolts (4)
Spell Component Pouch (5)
Cold Iron Dagger (4)
Spellbook
Flask of Acid (10)
Backpack (2)
Waterskin (1)
9 gp left
Spellbook:
Resistance, Acid Splash, Detect Magic, Detect Poison, Read Magic, Daze, Dancing Lights, Flare, Light, Ray of Frost, Ghost Sound, Bleed, Disrupt Undead, Touch of Fatigue, Mage Hand, Mending, Message, Open/Close, Arcane Mark, Prestidigitation
Mage Armor, Charm Person, Color Spray, Vanish, Touch of the Sea, Burning Hands, Air Bubble
Spells Prepared
Prestidigitation, Daze, Light
Color Spray, Touch of the Sea, Burning Hands
Special Abilities Focused Spells 1/day (+4 CL)

Polli Andalasia Bog IV is a mountain of grumpy frustration stuffed in a small willowy frame. Why? Because people insist on talking! All The Time! Even when she's lancing one of their boils, or prying out whatever happened to get stuck in Pick-A-Hole. They TALK... and worse they expect her to talk back.
Not about nice things, like books or storms or rolling waves on an empty ocean. No, almost always about sex, the wants or wishes, the failures that are never their fault, or Hey Do you want to--- NO!

She's a ship's surgeon cause it got her away from her family, all two hundred and thirty one of them. Bogs are flipping everywhere where she's from, and most are dumb as a post. Can't fit two hundred and thirty one Bogs on a boat, now can you? Nope. So ship's surgeon she is, (as well as a passable carpenter and a reader of weather). which makes her a lovely addition to any crew. If you can get past her winning personality.

Her dad is a perfect example of a typical Bog. Nice man, really he is, kind of handsome, dumb as a post. He even got a small bookish blue girl to fall for him long enough to pop out a kid (Polli specifically). Not long enough for the blue girl (her mother) to stay around. Simple was charming, but Simple got old quick.

The numeric behind the names was a great grandfather's idea, by the way, believing it would elevate his kin into greatness. Which sadly, it didn't. The one side effect worth noting is that people at that particular time and that particular place found it Cool. So there was lot of breeding and now you have the great hordes of Bogs.

Polli is smart spectacle wearing wizard who is prone to fits of aggravated tempers, not typically with violence, instead with words. Snapping, insulting, even YELLING them, or at best of times, only THINKING them REALLY hard.
In the end she's loyal and kind, or at least she thinks she is. She hopes to find a family of her own. No not by having sex with simpletons to pop out kids but by having friends you'd destroy the world for.

Polli Andalasia Bog IV
Female sylph wizard 1 (Pathfinder RPG Advanced Player's Guide 142, Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 2 258)
CG Medium outsider (native)
Init +3; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +0 (-2 to sight-based checks)
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Defense
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AC 13, touch 13, flat-footed 10 (+3 Dex)
hp 7 (1d6+1)
Fort +1, Ref +3, Will +2
Resist electricity 5
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Offense
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Speed 30 ft.
Melee dagger +0 (1d4/19-20) or
. . dagger +0 (1d4/19-20)
Special Attacks lightning flash
Arcane School Spell-Like Abilities (CL 1st; concentration +5)
. . At will—feather fall
Wizard Spells Prepared (CL 1st; concentration +5)
. . 1st—color spray (DC 15), sleep (DC 15), windy escape[ARG]
. . 0 (at will)—daze (DC 14), detect magic, jolt[UM]
. . Opposition Schools Earth
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Statistics
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Str 10, Dex 16, Con 12, Int 18, Wis 10, Cha 10
Base Atk +0.5; CMB +0; CMD 13
Feats Combat Advice, Scribe Scroll
Traits bruising intellect, precise treatment, ship's surgeon
Skills Craft (carpentry) +7, Fly +5, Heal +9, Intimidate +8, Knowledge (arcana) +8, Knowledge (geography) +8, Knowledge (local) +8, Knowledge (nature) +8, Linguistics +8, Perception +0 (-2 to sight-based checks), Sense Motive -2, Spellcraft +8
Languages Auran, Common, Dwarven, Elven, Gnome, Polyglot
SQ arcane bond (silver ring), breeze-kissed[ARG], mostly human, oblivious, weather savvy[ARG]
Combat Gear healer's kit; Other Gear dagger, dagger, silver ring, eyeglasses, hat[UE], ink, inkpen, my ear, listen and sigh, paper (5), scroll case, spell component pouch, surgeon's tools[UE], 24 gp, 7 sp
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Special Abilities
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Arcane Bond (silver ring) (1/day) (Sp) Use object to cast any spell in your spellbook. Without it, Concentration required to cast spells (DC20 + spell level).
Breeze-Kissed (1/day) +2 AC versus nonmagical ranged attacks. Bull rush/trip with air 1/day within 30 ft.
Combat Advice As mv act, designate enemy, ally gains +2 comp bonus on next atk vs. target.
Darkvision (60 feet) You can see in the dark (black and white only).
Earth You must spend 2 slots to cast spells from the Earth school.
Energy Resistance, Electricity (5) You have the specified Energy Resistance against Electricity attacks.
Lightning Flash (1d6 electricity damage, 7/day, DC 14) (Su) 5 ft burst deals electricity dam and dazzles for 1d4 rds (Ref part).
Mostly Human Appear mostly human, count as humanoid (human) for all purposes, as well as outsider (native).
Oblivious -2 to sight-based Perception checks.
Weather Savvy You can predict the weather for the next 24 hours.

I own and run a game store over south of San Francisco (so PST), which means pbp is my main outlet for actually getting to play these things!!! When I started RPGs, I began with the FASERIP tsr Marvel RPG, and quickly hopped from there to AD&D and then to scads of others! I've been playing here on the boards for about 4 years in a mix of PFS/SFS and longer running homebrews in assorted systems.

I usually check in with my games in the afternoons when I grab some lunch, and then again in the evening/night. Also, whenever it gets quiet. On weekends I check in in the evening/night, and may be on more depending on the vagaries of busy-ness. Mondays are a big ordering day for me, so I'm typically sequestered/working through lunch, so I'll usually only be checking in in the evening on that particular day.

Human (Osiriani) Unchained Monk of the Mantis - Ilizmagorti Native (LN)

Chisomo was raised in Ilizmagorti, trained from childhood as an aspirant to the Red Mantis Assassins. She excelled at some aspects of her training; her body was fit and strong, and the precise ruthlessness of Achaekek's chosen came easily to her in sparring as well, whether with blade or fist.

The discipline was welcome too! Chisomo loved the rhythms and routines of the training and chores of her home, but despite the exhortations of his priests, and the affirmations of her brothers and sisters-in-training, she never truly felt Achaekek's claws upon her heart.

And when it came time to advance to the next stage of her training, to murder a stranger simply because it had been asked of her, the deep-growing doubts that her ready smiles concealed fully blossomed.

So when she was sent out into Ilizmagorti to stalk her prey, she stowed away on a ship instead.

She fled.

She doesn't know whether or not her old family is after her - she doesn't wear their armor or wield their sabers; she doesn't claim to know their secrets, let alone teach them to outsiders! Maybe it's all enough that they'll forgive, or at least forget.

She's only just arrived in Port Peril perhaps a week ago after a long chain of hiding on different sloops to throw off any early pursuit, but even though her training told her to stay holed up, she went out to a tavern called the Formidably Maid for a drink because... she was lonely. She could pretend that she was just out on an overnight mission all she wanted, she knew that the next night would still see her in a cold room only she was heating, with none of the family she loved around her.

Unfortunately, the drink didn't go well...

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Personality-wise Chisomo is far from the classic stoic LN Monk. She laughs she drinks, she smiles, she flirts (though she's likely to be mortified the first time she does so to a non-monastic target and they flirt back). She's all about a path to joy and laughter.

Chisomo is designed as a bit of a mix between skirmisher and frontliner. At low levels this mainly manifests with reasonable mobility, but at higher levels will show up in the dimensional dervish feat-chain as well!

As for on the ship, I'm looking to see how that develops. I won't be taking Profession (sailor) at level one (for example), but find that a very likely thing to pick up along the way!

I don't totally know yet :-p
She's designed to be fairly impressionable at the moment - she's just lost her surrogate family and will very quickly imprint onto a new one, and is likely to shape herself to match them, to a point. After all, when she didn't fit in with the Red Mantis, she left.

Piracy isn't something she's planned on, but I expect that she will enjoy it far more than her previous pursuits, particularly when it's against ships that can put up a fight - she's more than a little bit competitive.

If she were asked, she'd expect to drift towards the chaotic end of the spectrum over time, but I suspect she's wrong. Absolute freedom won't feel as good as she expects...

When interacting with the group, I expect her to play as the outsider, particularly in the beginning - a lot of earnest "Oh, really? Back home we always did [insert grueling tale of merciless training]" and that sort of thing.

You'd mentioned that you didn't see LN as particularly gelling with the Pirate's Life, so I wanted to explain what it means for her.

Chisomo is Lawful because she values order in her life. She likes things to be scheduled; even if she doesn't have as much of a say in things as she would like, as long as someone's in control, she's happier. She also has a strong resentment towards what she sees as 'unfair.' Which to her usually means 'breaking the rules I thought we were playing by.'

Chisomo is Neutral because even though she's warm and compassionate towards her in-group, before then you're really just more of a concept to her. She doesn't like the idea of pointless murder, but the idea of endangering herself to save a total stranger is far more alien. Then again, she can be pretty easily talked into things like that if she thinks it would be possible, but tough ;-)

Bardic Rabble Rousing
Resistant Gladiatrix Bathhouse talk (flirty, not lewd)
Trying to explain what it's like for a [Weapon X] escapee to try to live a normal life
Semi-GM post about a magic trick gone horribly... right?
Just a fun threat :-p
Aaaand debriefing after an in-game LARP was derailed when the in-game GM turned out to be a murderous vampire

Archetypes: Monk of the Mantis
Race: Human (Dual Talent)

Attributes at creation:
STR 18, DEX 14, CON 12, INT 10, WIS 17, CHA 7

Feats: Toughness, Dodge (Monk Bonus)

Giselle of Lezo was the fifth child of an aristocratic family of Oppara (Taldor). Being the younger girl she was educated at the Temple of Shelyn at an early age. She was taught to create beautiness and pleasant crafts for the joy of others, and prepared to be the bride of a nobleman from a powerful family or a rich merchant.

The education at her family was strict and the teachings at The Temple of the Upheld and Golden Rose in Oppara forced a particular vision of the world in the young girl. This caused a growing tension on her as she felt constantly guilty for her desire to experience freely and in her own the love so prised by Shelyn and the adventure operas she so much enjoyed in the Temple.

Thus, when she was directed into a vessel to attend her family responsibilities and get married with NPC1 please give me the name of a relevant aristocrat, merchant or captain of the campaign that might be still looking for Giselle and this marriage, it was no surprise that Giselle embraced in desperation the attraction for one young and handsome sailor of the ship. She and NPC2 this one would ideally be one of the NPCs in her current ship, but can be from other future adventure escaped and he brought her to the Formidably Maid in Port Peril, where after a whirlwind night of booze and romance, Giselle found herself beaten senseless and stuffed in a sack, carried off to who knows where.

And so, it begins Giselle’s trip to understand herself. Although she does not know that she wants to be a pirate, that is exactly what she will discover she needs to. What she has done so far, pleasing others, it is only because she wants to feel thrill in her heart. And that driving force soon will head her into adventuring and piracy, as fame and plunder, the love and admiration, and the grabbing of what she wants when she wants, is the pull she needs in her life.

What role do you see them filling in the group? And on the ship?
Her education make her fit for all kind of supporting roles, but as she gains self-confidence, she might rise to a secondary role in the leading of the ship, as a boatswain for example. On the party she will like be the one that takes care of others, both physically and mentally, and engage in activities to maintain their morale up.

I see this character having the widest evolution I have ever tried, beginning like a naive aristocrat and slowly becoming a strong and respected pirate. She is a character with strong contradictions between what she has been educated for and her real inner personality. I hope the influence of the other strong female characters in the party and her first adventures will move her soon from LG down to CG. In that sense I was hoping it was possible to start as a cleric of Shelyn and later become a cleric of Besmara, as that becomes something known and she makes her trip in alignment. But if that is seen as complicated or undesirable, I will look to build her directly as a cleric of Besmara skipping that Shelyn initial part. I see her going from dreaming about having love and adventure and looking for permission for it, to grabbing as much lovers and richness as she desires and feeling in her right to do so.

Also, from feeling out of place at the sea, she will slowly discover her family initial richness comes from a dreaded sailor called Ramiro of Lezo, known to had beaten uncountable enemies and vessels, losing an eye, a leg, and driving crazy the Chelaxian Army for more than a decade.

Finally, once she becomes a priests of Besmara, I see her taking the variant rule that allows these clerics to have a parrot familiar, and it would be great if the discovery of this animal could be built in into the story.

My friends and I were playing HeroQuest when one of us put his hands in a bunch of photocopies of something called “D&D Básico”. For a bunch of Spaniard teenagers in the 90s, yes I am from Spain, that was quite an oddity, and somehow we managed to start playing it and enjoy it. We made good for our lack of resources and available publications in Spanish by developing our own worlds and adventures. We grew in the hobby playing and GMing AD&D, the Lord of the Rings, Rolemaster, Stormbringer and Cyberpunk until after I finished University. By then, work, girls and finally having funds for more expensive entertainments like traveling saw us dispersed and investing time in other stuff.

Around 7 years ago after finishing my MSc. in the Netherlands I came back to Spain and a friend told me to join a group that was playing some “new” version of our old game. I had a tone of time by that time and need to rebuild my social network, so I thought it might be worthed to give a try recovering that High School hobby. And… well… my dwarven fighter shined like gold under the Sun, we had many adventures in that campaign and we enjoyed it just so much. I was thrilled by the level of quality of this “new” version, D&D 3.5, the rules felt more cohesive and the printing was amazing (I was still used to white and black drawings).

My gaming was not enough and I started to GM a game for my friends linking series of old light modules adapting where needed in a campaign that ended with Red Hand of Doom. By then I had already discovered there were groups of likely minded people in my city that were organizing some public games called Pathfinder Society. That brought me to more GMing and two years of organizing the game scene at my area, but let’s short it up, I got drag to this new version of my game and met a lot of more people.

Still, there were no published adventure paths in Spanish that I could play with my friends, and so I somehow discovered about this forum and started trying to play here. Differently to my teenager days my English was good enough already and the Internet was a thing, which means a world of possibilities opened for me, finally able to play the adventures I wanted.

After playing and GMing many small adventures (basically PFS scenarios), I finally managed to be accepted into a Rise of the Runelords campaign. I was impressed by the level of depth that this new format allowed. Some other APs came afterwards and I got a copy of Shackled City ended at my hands. Because it was in English, I decided it was for the best to GM it in these boards. And so, I prepared for a year, let all other small games I was GMing end, and begun that big epic adventure.

From there on I was a more mature PbP player and it became a lot more easier to get into games and help maintain them alive. And so I came to current date. I will not bore you with what I have done in PbP as that is easy to find out, but I should probably add that I am GMing a RotRL campaign (mid-campaign) and playing a Curse of the Crimson Throne one (last book) in f2f groups of friends.

I would define my PbP playing style as a push to uncover the story the campaign designers put there for us, and a pull to discover my character uniqueness.

Probably, I do better at epic narrative and pushing the game, but every now and then I am able to engage into deeper conversation with other PC.

My style naturally tends to play excentric when not comical or directly surreal. Although the occasional taunting is of my taste and some of my characters lend themselves better to a bit of drama or even some kind of romance.

I like interacting with the world and do not shy away from dialogue, whether it is with an aristocrat, a companion or a stone.

My characters are varied and I like to roleplay them, whether they are a smart elder, a drunkard, a war obsessed rager or a noble prince of the sands. They have family and goals in life.

As you see, I can become excessive, you asked for a link and I was dragged away with a wall of text full of references...

My timezone is UTC+1 which means my posts concentrate from 9 am to 5 pm by your time. Weekends I have more time but somes don’t. Along the year, there are times when my responsibilities go up and my creative energy sinks, but that usually only means less richful contributions as I manage to maintain minimum posting habits.

GISELLE
Female Human (Taldan) Cleric of Shelyn 1
LG Medium humanoid (Human)
Init +4 (2 Dex, 2 trait); Senses Perception +4

DEFENSE
AC 12, touch 12, flat-footed 10 (+2 Dex)
hp 13 (1d8+1+1+3)
Fort +3 (2 class, 1 Con), Ref +2 (0 class, 2 Dex), Will +6 (2 class, 4 Wis)

OFFENSE
Speed 30 ft
Melee unarmed
Ranged arc of lighting +2 (1d6) 20/x2 electricity

STATISTICS
Str 7, Dex 14, Con 12, Int 12, Wis 18, Cha 14
Ability increments +2 Wis (racial)
Base Atk +0; CMB -2; CMD 10
Feats Toughness, Selective Channeling
Traits
Buccaneer's Blood (campaign): One of your ancestors was an infamous Free Captain of the Shackles, whose very name struck fear in the hearts of those who sailed the seas in search of an honest living. Piracy is in your blood, and you’ve always longed to follow in your forebear’s footsteps and plunder the shipping lanes. You gain a +1 trait bonus on Intimidate and Profession (sailor) checks. In addition, you gain a one-time +1 trait bonus to your Disrepute and Infamy scores (see “The Life of a Pirate” in Pathfinder Adventure Path #55 for details on the Infamy system). You went to a tavern called the Formidably Maid, a notorious pirate hangout in Port Peril, eager to start your career as a buccaneer. While you were there, however, a dashing and flirtatious corsair caught your eye, and after a whirlwind night of booze and romance, you found yourself beaten senseless and stuffed in a sack, carried off to who knows where.
Reactionary (combat): You were bullied often as a child, but never quite developed an offensive response. Instead, you became adept at anticipating sudden attacks and reacting to danger quickly. You gain a +2 trait bonus on initiative checks.
Skills (4x1=4; ACP=0) Acrobatics +2 (2 Dex, 0 ACP), Climb -2 (-2 Str, 0 ACP), Diplomacy +6 (2 Cha, 1 rank, 3 class), Heal +8 (4 Wis, 1 rank, 3 class), K. arcana (1 Int, class), K. planes (1 Int, class), K. religion +5 (1 Int, 1 rank, 3 class), Perception +4 (4 Wis), Sense motive +8 (4 Wis, 1 rank, 3 class), Spellcraft (1 Int, class), Stealth +2 (2 Dex, 0 ACP), Survival +4 (4 Wis), Swim -2 (-2 Str, 0 ACP)
Background skills (2x1 = 2) Appraise +1 (1 Int, class), Craft paintings +5 (1 Int, 1 rank, 3 class), Handle animal +2 (2 Cha), K. engineering (1 Int), K. geography (1 Int), K. history (1 Int, class), K. nobility +5 (1 Int, 1 rank, 3 class), Linguistics (1 Int, class), Perform (2 Cha), Profession (4 Wis, class)
Languages Common, Polyglot
Favored class (cleric) HPx1

SPELLS
CL 1, Concentration +5
Orisons (3)
light
divine guidance
purify food and drink

Level 1 (3/day)
charm person - D (Will 15)
bless
obscuring mist

SPECIAL ABILITIES AND RACIAL TRAITS
Ability score +2 Str
Bonus Feat Toughness
Skilled Humans gain an additional skill rank at first level and one additional rank whenever they gain a level.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A cleric is proficient with all simple weapons, light armor, medium armor, and shields (except tower shields). Clerics are also proficient with the favored weapon of their deity (glaive).
Aura (Su): Giselle has a Good aura as for his deity’s alignment (see detect evil for details).
Channel energy: 5/day (1d6; DC 11)
Spontaneous casting: Can channel the energy of a prepared spell, losing it to cast any "cure" spell of the same level spontaneously.
Variant Spellcasting: Clerics of Shelyn can prepare Charm Person as a 1st-level spell, Good Hope can be prepared as a 4th-level spell, Sympathy can be prepared as a 8th-level spell [may only cast on works of art] and Charm Animal can be prepared as a 2nd-level spell.
Domains:
Air
You can manipulate lightning, mist, and wind, traffic with air creatures, and are resistant to electricity damage.
Lightning Arc (Sp): As a standard action, you can unleash an arc of electricity targeting any foe within 30 feet as a ranged touch attack. This arc of electricity deals 1d6 points of electricity damage + 1 point for every two cleric levels you possess. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.
Domain Spells: 1st—obscuring mist, 2nd—wind wall, 3rd—gaseous form, 4th—air walk, 5th—control winds, 6th—chain lightning, 7th—elemental body IV (air only), 8th—whirlwind, 9th—elemental swarm (air spell only).
Charm You can baffle and befuddle foes with a touch or a smile, and your beauty and grace are divine.
Dazing Touch (Sp): You can cause a living creature to become dazed for 1 round as a melee touch attack. Creatures with more Hit Dice than your cleric level are unaffected. You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.
Domain Spells: Domain Spells: 1st—charm person, 2nd—calm emotions, 3rd—suggestion, 4th—heroism, 5th—charm monster, 6th—geas/quest, 7th—insanity, 8th—demand, 9th—dominate monster.

EQUIPMENT
Will decide if chosen