Mummy's Mask Campaign

Game Master AoW_GM

Male dwarf (Pahmet) paladin (stonelord) 2
LG Medium humanoid (dwarf)
Init +0; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +1 (+3 to notice unusual stonework)
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Defense
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AC: 18, touch 10, flat-footed 18 (+7 armor, +1 natural)
hp: 22 (2d10+6)
Fort: +5, Ref: +0, Will: +3; +1 trait bonus vs. divine magic., +3 vs. poison, spells, and spell-like abilities
DR 1/adamantine
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Offense
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Speed: 20 ft.
Melee: mwk dwarven longaxe +6 (1d12+9/×3) or
dwarven boulder helmet +5 (1d4+6) or
dwarven maulaxe +5 (1d6+6/×3) or
dwarven war-shield +5 (1d6+6)
Space 5 ft.; Reach 5 ft. (10 ft. with masterwork dwarven longaxe)
Special Attacks: Stonestrike
Paladin Spell-Like Abilities (CL 2nd; concentration -1)
At will—detect evil
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Statistics
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Str 18, Dex 10, Con 14, Int 12, Wis 10, Cha 5
Base Atk +2; CMB +5; CMD 16 (20 vs. bull rush, 20 vs. trip)
Feats: Power Attack
Traits: Devotee of the Old Gods, Glory of Old
Skills: Acrobatics -5 (-9 to jump), Climb +1, Knowledge (history) +6 (+8 on checks that pertain to dwarves or their enemies), Knowledge (nobility) +5, Knowledge (religion) +6, Linguistics +3, Perception +1 (+3 to notice unusual stonework); Racial Modifiers lorekeeper[APG], +2 Perception to notice unusual stonework
Languages: Ancient Osiriani, Common, Dwarven, Osiriani, Undercommon
SQ: barrow warden[HA], lay on hands 1/day (1d6)
Combat Gear: potion of enlarge person, holy water;
Other Gear: mwk banded mail, dagger, dwarven boulder helmet[ARG], dwarven maulaxe, dwarven war-shield, mwk dwarven longaxe[ARG], backpack, bedroll, belt pouch, candle (5), climber's kit, crowbar, flint and steel, iron holy symbol of Symbol of Magrim[UE], piton (5), signal whistle, silk rope (50 ft.), torch (5), waterskin, wrist sheath, spring loaded, 20 gp, 3 sp, 5 cp
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Special Abilities
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Barrow Warden: +1 to attack and AC vs. undead.
Damage Reduction (1/adamantine): You have Damage Reduction against all except Adamantine attacks.
Darkvision (60 feet): You can see in the dark (black and white only).
Detect Evil (At will): You can use detect evil at will (as the spell).
Earth Variant Channeling (DR 1/adamantine or difficult terrain): Heal - Creatures gain a DR 1/adamantine until the end of your next turn. This DR improves by 1 at 5th level and every 5 levels thereafter. This does not allow recipients to overcome DR/adamantine with their own attacks. Harm - All squares in the area are treated as difficult terrain for 1 minute.
Lay on Hands (1d6 hit points): As a standard action (swift on self), touch channels positive energy and applies mercies.
Lorekeeper: +2 for Knowledge (History) checks relating to dwarves and their enemies. These checks can be made untrained.
Power Attack: -1/+2 You can subtract from your attack roll to add to your damage.
Stonecunning +2: +2 bonus to Perception vs. unusual stonework. Free check within 10 feet.
Stonestrike +1 (2 rounds/day): Gain bonus to att/dam/CMB, ignore 4 hardness & if on earth/stone add to CMD.

Ever since the dawn of the Pahmet, the dwarves have guarded the Pharaohs of Ancient Osirion, and their tombs, with duty and honour. It is the responsibility of each family to pass on the charge to their sons, and their sons to theirs. So it has been for generations, Zharr's family has kept to their oaths, acting as sentinels and bodyguards for many of Osirion's royal families.

Zharr's birth, which should have been a joyous affair, was besmirched by an unknown curse. For reasons only the gods know, Zharr was born with incapability of siring his own children. His parents sought the counsel of the Pahmet priests, but to no avail, none could understand what had happened. He would not be able to pass on his duty, and therefore was already a disgrace to his family name. His parents laid no blame upon him, but he could still see the sadness in their eyes when the thought crossed their minds.

Zharr's early life was otherwise quite uneventful. Calling the ancient necropolis of Erekrus home, he carried out his daily duties as best as he could. Guarding tombs is quite the boring job most days, but he took to his duty with fervour and zeal, modelling himself after his only sibling, his older brother Rekahn, whom he trained with regularly when not on duty.

A few days after his 75th nameday, his whole life would turn upside down. While at home during a period of respite, terrible news would come to greet him. His brother had been slain during duty. A grave-robber had gotten trapped in the tomb, and though duty would dictate otherwise, Rekahn sought to save the pour soul from his fate. Whether through malice, fear or some unknown compulsion, the would-be victim took this opportunity to slay him. Even worse, he grave-robber took from him most of his possessions, most notably his ceremonial family dagger.

The news hit his parents the hardest. This is where the family line ended. No longer would they be able to entrust their line with the oaths of old. His father quietly receded from everyday life until he was a husk of his former self. His mother kept the family together with a grim smile, but he suspected that behind closed doors she wasn't fairing much better.

Zharr decided to venture out, in search of something. He couldn't quite put his finger on it, but he sensed that something greater awaited him outside of Erekrus. Perhaps he would gain honour for his family through other deeds, or perhaps he would find a way to cure his curse. During this time, he has taken on the mantle of "Tomblade" in place of his clan name, until he is able to bring honour to his family. Regardless of the reasons, he eventually found his way to Wati. This is where his journey truly begins.

Zharr is sombre and grim, but there is still part of him that longs for happiness and friendship. While most of his kin are isolationists, he is a bit more open minded when other races are concerned (in comparison).

He can be quite blunt, but not out of malice. Rarely one to lie, he is quite to the point.

Zharr takes every task seriously, and never gives his word without the full intent to carry it out.

He spends his downtime in prayer or training, while sometimes taking the time to carve runes of repose into small stone tablets, some of which he weaves into his hair, or ready to use in ceremonies to lay the dead to rest.

Although being a Magrimite, he holds in high regards the Osirion Gods of old. His family has revered them for generations in tandem with the dwarven pantheon. Zharr also has much respect for Pharasma and her followers due to her and Magrim's friendship.

Holding to Magrim's teachings, Zharr believes in seeing grudges through to their completion, for every grudge unfulfilled is an undead waiting to happen.

Zharr has bronze skin and obsidian black hair. His eyes are equally as dark. His gaze is piercing and his features angular, with perpetual dark lines below his eyes, but on the rare occasion when he breaks a smile, all that fades away.

His hair and beard are braided in typical dwarven fashion, with stone and gold interweaved into them.

He can usually be found in full battle regalia, armed to the teeth and covered in dark armour. His trusty longaxe is never out of reach. Magrim's holy symbol, a runic gateway, can always be found hanging from his neck.

When not in armour, his everyday clothes are quite plain and monochromatic. He isn't one to stick out in a crowd.

His torso and arms are covered in Ancient Osirian scripts detailing his family history, be it oaths, triumphs or failings.

Visual description

Tethys is tall, over six feet tall and made of tight corded muscle bound around a thin gangly frame. Her straight brown hair spills over her shoulders carelessly, sweat soaked from the heat. Dark black, pupiless, eyes break up her otherwise unremarkable face. In the rare time she’s not wearing her dingy breastplate, her clothes are muted grays and browns on a simple tunic and trousers.

Personality

Serious and taciturn, a symptom of her underlying insecurity. She doubts her own ability and the ability of others around her. She aims to prove herself as much as she aims to secure herself financially.

Native?

She is a native of Taldor. She followed a childhood friend into banditry, a charismatic young man with aspirations of taking from decadent nobles and redistributing to the downtrodden. While he was able to gather a band of like minded youths to him, what they had in enthusiasm they lacked in practicality. After a botched robbery half of her crew were dead and their leader missing. Tethys fled Taldor and kept on fleeing until she found herself in Osirion.

Ali was born to an Ustilavian diplomat and an Osiriani merchant. His early childhood was filled with the duties and responsibilities expected of the son of a diplomat, and the only time that he could truly escape was by the crackling fire, listening to tales of his ancestral homeland from his grandmother. As a child constantly one the move, he found himself constantly longing for somewhere to belong.

As he grew his face would form somewhat avian features, and he sprouted a vibrant red, blue, and green plumage upon his arms and shoulders. His grandmother welcomed these signs of “nascent divinity”, sharing with Ali the myth of an ancestor’s union with a messenger for the old gods. Ali would dive deep into the old ways after this, choosing the jackal-headed Anubis as his patron god like his grandmother.

After graduation he took a position on a merchant ship, where he discovered a true sense of belonging for the first time amongst the diverse crew. He became fierce friends with them, and on a night when they were beset by pirates sprang to their aid. But as he skewered a man and watch him pass before his eyes, he was beset by a crisis of faith. How could he ever reconcile his fervour towards a god that protected the souls of the dead, and his ability to play executioner by ending their mortal life.

He hoped that his grandmother could help him come to terms with this, but it was not meant to be. She would pass a day before her made t back to port, and although his parent’s wanted a simple burial, Ali knew she needed to be interred in her native Wati. Unable to afford transport that would cover the distance quickly enough, he held his grandmother’s wooden amulet and prayed to Anubis that he would withhold guidance until her proper burial. As the amulet softly glowed, the ravages of time ceased, and Ali knew his prayer had been answered.

This is where we find him in Wati, a city familiar from the stories and yet still completely foreign to him, having just finalized the final rites for his grandmother. He hopes to find some semblance of purpose, and maybe even an answer to the moral dilemmas that haunt him…

Ali is a man caught between the dichotomy of freedom and duty.

His time on the merchant ship taught him that he can find places he belongs out in the greater world. It’s allowed him to become gregarious, boisterous, and easily excitable around trusted companions. But at his core, he’ll always be the shy introverted boy burdened with heavy responsibility.

He weighs his words with careful consideration, worried about the impact that they will have. A gentle soul, he constantly scrutinizes other’s reaction out on concern that his speech may cause harm. He may seem a little aloof to others, but once they begin to bond, they discover a warm and caring individual.

Reeling from the events of the pirate attack, insecurity has gained a hold of Ali, causing him to second guess his decisions and struggle with a newfound uncertainty with his faith and his general perception of the world he lives in.

Ali has olive skin, a lean build, is of medium height, and his most striking feature is his piercing gray eyes. His face has slightly avian features from the lingering traces of a Garuda ancestry, also present by the red, green, and blue plumage on his arms and shoulders. His inky hair drapes down to his shoulders in messy tangles and his short beard can be best described as unkempt.

Not one to draw attention to himself, he is often cloaked in plain toned, billowing robes in the hopes that they will hide this radiant plumage and help him blend into the background. The only discerning accessory he wears is a simple wooden jackal head around his neck, an heirloom left to him by his grandmother.

Due to the various components held deep in the recesses of his robes, a warm, rich odour seems to permeate the air around Ali.

Alghasaq “Ali” Otdykh
Garuda-blooded aasimar (plumekith) swashbuckler (inspired blade) 1/warpriest of Anubis 1
LG Medium outsider (native)
Init +3; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +7
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Defense
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AC 13, touch 13, flat-footed 10 (+3 Dex)
hp 19 (2 HD; 1d8+1d10+4)
Fort +4, Ref +5, Will +5
Resist acid 5, cold 5, electricity 5
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Offense
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Speed 30 ft.
Melee mwk rapier +6 (1d6+1/18-20)
Special Attacks blessings 3/day (Protection: increased defense, Repose: gentle rest), deeds (derring-do, dodging panache, opportune parry and riposte), panache (2), sacred weapon (1d6, +0, 1 rounds/day)
Spell-Like Abilities (CL 2nd; concentration +0)
1/day—see invisibility
Warpriest Spells Prepared (CL 1st; concentration +4)
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Statistics
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Str 13, Dex 16, Con 14, Int 11, Wis 16, Cha 7
Base Atk +1; CMB +2; CMD 15
Feats Fencing Grace, Weapon Finesse (rapier only) Weapon Focus (pilum), Weapon Focus (rapier)
Traits empathic diplomat (osirion), trap finder
Skills Acrobatics +9, Diplomacy +7, Disable Device +10, Fly +5, Knowledge (religion) +4, Linguistics +1, Perception +7, Sense Motive +7; Racial Modifiers +2 Acrobatics, +2 Fly
Languages Ancient Osiriani, Celestial, Common
SQ inspired panache
Other Gear chain shirt, mwk rapier, masterwork thieves' tools, 480 gp
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Special Abilities
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Blessings (3/day) (Su) Pool of power used to activate Blessing abilities.
Darkvision (60 feet) You can see in the dark (black and white only).
Deeds
Energy Resistance, Acid (5) You have the specified Energy Resistance against Acid attacks.
Energy Resistance, Cold (5) You have the specified Energy Resistance against Cold attacks.
Energy Resistance, Electricity (5) You have the specified Energy Resistance against Electricity attacks.
Fencing Grace Use Dexterity on rapier damage rolls
Inspired Panache (Ex) Gain no panache from killing blow, only from rapier crits.
Panache (Ex) Gain a pool of points that are spent to fuel deeds, regained on light/piercing crit/killing blow.
Sacred Weapon (Su) As a swift action, grant weapon enhancement bonus or certain powers.

I'm only putting this in a spoiler so not to leave a wall of text everyone has to pass through

Please note that I will choose the applicants by the rp story, background, personality/visual depiction/coolness of the character concept rather than choosing one character for each of the tropes (healer/arcane/frontline/skill monkey). For example, if I like 4 rogues, that is what I will pick.

I got nervous when you listed visual depiction as a point of reference, because I don't do very good with providing images. I tend to build an image in my brain and try to stick with it. Back in college I'd just draw the character out, but I don't have the computer skill to do that on a graphic design program. But if I had to produce an 'inspiring image' it probably would be of 'Ardeth Bay' from the 'Mummy' or maybe one of his Medjai ancestors. But that would be more about motive than appearance.

When I think of the Mummy's Mask AP my brain is automatically drawn to the movie 'The Mummy.' My two favorite characters being Rick and Ardeth. They both fit in this ying and yang version of hero's I like. Either the lovable rogue or the knight in shining armor. Robin Hood/Ivanhoe, Conan/John Carter, Mat Caulton/Lan Mandragoran even Doc Holiday/Wyatt Earp. You get the idea.

Because it felt like you wanted a developed character, I decided to try and revamp one of the characters I'd played before. It would be easy to take a lovable rogue from a previous failed game, and add the Foreign Opportunist trait from the AP. Basically a pre-built O'Connell-like character. Sadly, none of them felt right. So, I started from the ground up.

I'd been wanting to play a Swashbuckler, but the class didn't feel right. So, I went with the 'Cavalier' class with the archetype Daring Champion. It has a similar feel, but with the 'Order of the Lion' it really tied him to King and Country, so to speak. He's lawful good, with a penchant to play the lute, which is the instrument his mother plays.

He wants to learn if the stories he heard growing up, about his ancestors Padmavati (who was a celestial or aasimar) and a pharaoh are true, and if so, learn which Pharoh it is. His reason for being in Wati is to be in a place, around folks that will help him learn it and make enough money to afford to hire those people.

I hope this gives you a little more insight than just the 'Background' 'Appearance' and 'Personality' that are on his page. If you're interested in my 'gaming style' feel free to check the different games, I'm in. I'm mostly at my computer M-F, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm EST then check games a couple times in the evening and regularly on the weekend.

I've been GM'ing for around a year now, a couple of things I've learned. Using google docks is fairly easy especially if you use the snipping tool and having a discord channel really speeds up communication.

If you've read this far thanks :) I'm Looking forward to seeing your character selections.

StatisticsSTR: 14 = Base: 14
DEX: 13 = Base: 13
CON: 10 = Base: 10
INT: 10 = Base: 10
WIS: 16 = Base: 14; Racial: (+2) Half-orc
CHA: 12 = Base: 12

Fort: +3 = Base: +3; CON: +0
Ref: +1 = Base: +0; DEX: +1
Will: +7 = Base: +3; WIS: +3; Trait: (+1) Indomitable Faith

AC: 13 = Base: (+10); Dexterity: (+1); Armor: (+2) Masterwork Leather
Touch: 11
FF: 12

BAB: 1
CMB: 3 = BAB: (+1); Strength: (+2)
CMD: 14 = Base: (+10); BAB: (+1); Strength: (+2); Dexterity: (+1)

Init: +1 = Dexterity: +1
Speed: 30ft
HP: 15
Languages: Orc, Common, Druidic

Attacks
Melee
Masterwork Scimitar +4 (1d6+3, 18-20/x2)
Touch +3 (Varies, x2)
Ranged
Masterwork Sling +3 (1d4+2, x2)
Ranged Touch +2 (Varies, x2)

Skills
Acrobatics: 1 = +1 DEX
Appraise: 0 = +0 INT
Bluff: 1 = +1 CHA
Climb: 2 = +2 STR
Diplomacy: 1 = +1 CHA
Disguise: 1 = +1 CHA
Escape Artist: 1 = +1 DEX
Fly: 1 = +1 DEX
Handle Animal: 6 = +2 ranks; +1 CHA; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Heal: 8 = +2 ranks; +3 WIS; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Intimidate: 3 = +1 CHA; Racial: (+2) Intimidating
Knowledge (geography): 5 = +2 ranks; +0 INT; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Knowledge (nature): 7 = +2 ranks; +0 INT; Competence: (+2) Nature Sense; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Perception: 8 = +2 ranks; +3 WIS; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Ride: 1 = +1 DEX
Sense Motive: 3 = +3 WIS
Stealth: 1 = +1 DEX
Survival: 10 = +2 ranks; +3 WIS; Competence: (+2) Nature Sense; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Swim: 2 = +2 STR

Race Features
Darkvision (CRB 25): You can see in the dark up to 60ft.
Intimidating (CRB 25): You receive a +2 racial bonus on Intimidate skill checks.*
Orc Blood (CRB 25): You are a humanoid with the human and orc subtypes. You count as both human and orc for any effect related to race.
Orc Ferocity (CRB 25): Once per day, when you are brought below 0 hit points but not killed, you can fight on for one more round as if disabled. At the end of your next turn, unless brought to above 0 hit points, you immediately falls unconscious and begin dying.
Weapon Familiarity (CRB 25): You are proficient with greataxes and falchions and treat any weapon with the word “orc” in its name as a martial weapon.*

Class Features
Armor and Shield Proficiency: You are proficient in Light and Medium Armor. You are proficient with shields (excluding tower shields.) *
Weapon Proficiency: You are proficient with the following weapons: Club; Dagger; Dart; Falchion; Greataxe; Quarterstaff; Scimitar; Scythe; Shortspear; Sickle; Sling; Spear
Nature Bond (Core 50): You are bonded to an animal companion: a Giant Beetle
Nature Sense (Core 50): You get a +2 to Knowledge (nature) and Survival checks.*
Spontaneous Casting (Core 49): You can channel stored spell energy into Summon Nature's Ally spells that you haven't prepared ahead of time.
Wild Empathy (Ex) (Core 50): You can improve the attitude of an animal. This ability functions just like a Diplomacy check made to improve the attitude of a person. Your Wild Empathy Check is 1d20 +3.
Desert Native (Ex) (APG 99): You gain a +1 bonus on Initiative checks and Knowledge (geography), Perception, Stealth, and Survival checks in desert terrain, and you cannot be tracked in such environments.

Traits
Undead Crusader (APMM 10): You gain a +1 trait bonus on damage rolls against undead creatures.You gain a +1 trait bonus on Knowledge (religion) checks*, and that skill is a class skill.*
Indomitable Faith (APG 328): You gain a +1 trait bonus on Will saves*.

EquipmentMasterwork Leather, Masterwork Scimitar, Masterwork Sling
Spells
Druid
0th (DC 13): Create Water, Resistance, Stabilize, Guidance
1st (DC 14): Cure Light Wounds, Endure Elements, Expeditious Excavation

Kisara is a tall and sinewy half-orc. Her pale green skin, weathered by countless hours beneath the unforgiving sun, tells the story of her life in the harsh desert. A cascade of coarse, dusty black hair falls freely down her back, adorned with an assortment of trinkets and bone ornaments she's gathered on her travels.

Standing at an imposing height, Kisara possesses a muscular frame that speaks of her physical prowess, and she moves with a grace that belies her rugged exterior. She has piercing green eyes, which reflect a blend of determination and fierce curiosity.

By her side, Kisara is always accompanied by Taraxa, a giant scarab beetle. Massive compared to its smaller kin, it has imposing, horned mandibles and a glossy exoskeleton that shimmers with an iridescent blend of deep emerald and obsidian.

Kisara burns with an unwavering passion to safeguard the living from the relentless encroachment of the undead. The origins of this fervor trace back to her childhood, when a horde of the undead mercilessly overran her family's desert settlement, leaving her as one of the few survivors. She was taken in by the circle of druids who managed to push back the undead, and under their guidance she gound her calling as a druid. Over the years, she has honed her druidic skills to better understand and vanquish the undead that threaten the living world.

Tomb Exploration: She believes that by venturing into the ancient crypts and necropolises of Osirion, she can not only destroy undead at the source, but also discover forgotten secrets and magical relics that can aid her in her quest.

Although not a native of Wati, her circle of druids often passes close by there as they travel throughout the desert. When she heard the news of the decree to open the city's necropolis, she knew this was the opportunity to access both the hidden knowledge and potential allies for furthering her cause. When the circle moved on, she made her farewells to her friends and elders and made her way into the city to enter the lottery.

Statistics
STR: 14 = Base: 14
DEX: 13 = Base: 13
CON: 10 = Base: 10
INT: 10 = Base: 10
WIS: 16 = Base: 14; Racial: (+2) Half-orc
CHA: 12 = Base: 12

Fort: +3 = Base: +3; CON: +0
Ref: +1 = Base: +0; DEX: +1
Will: +7 = Base: +3; WIS: +3; Trait: (+1) Indomitable Faith

AC: 13 = Base: (+10); Dexterity: (+1); Armor: (+2) Masterwork Leather
Touch: 11
FF: 12

BAB: 1
CMB: 3 = BAB: (+1); Strength: (+2)
CMD: 14 = Base: (+10); BAB: (+1); Strength: (+2); Dexterity: (+1)

Init: +1 = Dexterity: +1
Speed: 30ft
HP: 15
Languages: Orc, Common, Druidic

Attacks
Melee
Masterwork Scimitar +4 (1d6+3, 18-20/x2)
Touch +3 (Varies, x2)
Ranged
Masterwork Sling +3 (1d4+2, x2)
Ranged Touch +2 (Varies, x2)

Skills
Acrobatics: 1 = +1 DEX
Appraise: 0 = +0 INT
Bluff: 1 = +1 CHA
Climb: 2 = +2 STR
Diplomacy: 1 = +1 CHA
Disguise: 1 = +1 CHA
Escape Artist: 1 = +1 DEX
Fly: 1 = +1 DEX
Handle Animal: 6 = +2 ranks; +1 CHA; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Heal: 8 = +2 ranks; +3 WIS; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Intimidate: 3 = +1 CHA; Racial: (+2) Intimidating
Knowledge (geography): 5 = +2 ranks; +0 INT; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Knowledge (nature): 7 = +2 ranks; +0 INT; Competence: (+2) Nature Sense; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Perception: 8 = +2 ranks; +3 WIS; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Ride: 1 = +1 DEX
Sense Motive: 3 = +3 WIS
Stealth: 1 = +1 DEX
Survival: 10 = +2 ranks; +3 WIS; Competence: (+2) Nature Sense; Misc: (+3) Class Skill
Swim: 2 = +2 STR

Race Features
Darkvision (CRB 25): You can see in the dark up to 60ft.
Intimidating (CRB 25): You receive a +2 racial bonus on Intimidate skill checks.*
Orc Blood (CRB 25): You are a humanoid with the human and orc subtypes. You count as both human and orc for any effect related to race.
Orc Ferocity (CRB 25): Once per day, when you are brought below 0 hit points but not killed, you can fight on for one more round as if disabled. At the end of your next turn, unless brought to above 0 hit points, you immediately falls unconscious and begin dying.
Weapon Familiarity (CRB 25): You are proficient with greataxes and falchions and treat any weapon with the word “orc” in its name as a martial weapon.*

Class Features
Armor and Shield Proficiency: You are proficient in Light and Medium Armor. You are proficient with shields (excluding tower shields.) *
Weapon Proficiency: You are proficient with the following weapons: Club; Dagger; Dart; Falchion; Greataxe; Quarterstaff; Scimitar; Scythe; Shortspear; Sickle; Sling; Spear
Nature Bond (Core 50): You are bonded to an animal companion: a Giant Beetle
Nature Sense (Core 50): You get a +2 to Knowledge (nature) and Survival checks.*
Spontaneous Casting (Core 49): You can channel stored spell energy into Summon Nature's Ally spells that you haven't prepared ahead of time.
Wild Empathy (Ex) (Core 50): You can improve the attitude of an animal. This ability functions just like a Diplomacy check made to improve the attitude of a person. Your Wild Empathy Check is 1d20 +3.
Desert Native (Ex) (APG 99): You gain a +1 bonus on Initiative checks and Knowledge (geography), Perception, Stealth, and Survival checks in desert terrain, and you cannot be tracked in such environments.

Traits
Undead Crusader (APMM 10): You gain a +1 trait bonus on damage rolls against undead creatures.You gain a +1 trait bonus on Knowledge (religion) checks*, and that skill is a class skill.*
Indomitable Faith (APG 328): You gain a +1 trait bonus on Will saves*.

EquipmentMasterwork Leather, Masterwork Scimitar, Masterwork Sling
Spells
Druid
0th (DC 13): Create Water, Resistance, Stabilize, Guidance
1st (DC 14): Cure Light Wounds, Endure Elements, Expeditious Excavation

Kisara is a tall and sinewy half-orc. Her pale green skin, weathered by countless hours beneath the unforgiving sun, tells the story of her life in the harsh desert. A cascade of coarse, dusty black hair falls freely down her back, adorned with an assortment of trinkets and bone ornaments she's gathered on her travels.

Standing at an imposing height, Kisara possesses a muscular frame that speaks of her physical prowess, and she moves with a grace that belies her rugged exterior. She has piercing green eyes, which reflect a blend of determination and fierce curiosity.

By her side, Kisara is always accompanied by Taraxa, a giant scarab beetle. Massive compared to its smaller kin, it has imposing, horned mandibles and a glossy exoskeleton that shimmers with an iridescent blend of deep emerald and obsidian.

Kisara burns with an unwavering passion to safeguard the living from the relentless encroachment of the undead. The origins of this fervor trace back to her childhood, when a horde of the undead mercilessly overran her family's desert settlement, leaving her as one of the few survivors. She was taken in by the circle of druids who managed to push back the undead, and under their guidance she gound her calling as a druid. Over the years, she has honed her druidic skills to better understand and vanquish the undead that threaten the living world.

Tomb Exploration: She believes that by venturing into the ancient crypts and necropolises of Osirion, she can not only destroy undead at the source, but also discover forgotten secrets and magical relics that can aid her in her quest.

Although not a native of Wati, her circle of druids often passes close by there as they travel throughout the desert. When she heard the news of the decree to open the city's necropolis, she knew this was the opportunity to access both the hidden knowledge and potential allies for furthering her cause. When the circle moved on, she made her farewells to her friends and elders and made her way into the city to enter the lottery.