About AoibheanBotting:
Cast longstrider from the wand before going into any dangerous activities. Enlarge should be cast immediately before big fights.
Aoibhean will (generally) open with a cantrip and then enter Arcane Cascade. In Arcane Cascade, she can change her grip on the staff as a free action before making Strikes (including Strikes made as part of a Spellstrike) and at the end of each of her turns. Generally she'll want to have the staff in a two-handed grip as much as possible for the added damage and 10-foot reach. Aoibhean:
Ethnicity: Taldan Nationality: Andoren Birthplace: Kasai, Minkai Age: 27 Gender & Pronouns: Female, She/Her/Hers ancestry Human (Ganzi) background Second Chance Champion class Magus; Level: 11 size Medium traits Humanoid, Human, Ganzi alignment CG Associations: N/A Languages: Draconic, Elven, Minkaian, Taldane, Tien, Undercommon ____________________ ABILITY SCORES STR 20 (+5), DEX 12 (+1), CON 16 (+3)
HIT POINTS: 140/140
ARMOR CLASS
Unarmored: [E], Light: [E], Medium: [E], Heavy: [U] SAVING THROWS
Class DC: 29 [E] Speed: 30 Movement Types: Normal Melee Strikes
Ranged Strikes Weapon Proficiencies
Magic Traditions
Magus Spell Attack Roll (arcane): +19 [E]
Innate Spell Attack Roll (divine): +15 [E]
Focus Points: 1
Spell Slots per Day
Spells Prepared
Spellbook:
Cantrips: Chill Touch, Electric Arc, Gouging Claw, Prestidigitation, Produce Flame, Ray of Frost, Tanglefoot, Shield
1st: Grim Tendrils, Horizon Thunder Sphere, Magic Missile, Pummeling Rubble, Shocking Grasp, Snowball, True Strike 2nd: Acid Arrow, Blood Vendetta, Enlarge, Magic Mouth, Scorching Ray, Spider Climb, Water Breathing 3rd: Agonizing Despair, Fireball, Haste, Slow, Time Jump, Vampiric Touch 4th: Chromatic Ray, Dimension Door, Stoneskin, Vampiric Maiden 5th: Cone of Cold, Crushing Despair, Flowing Strike, Impaling Spike 6th: Disintegrate, Vampiric Exsanguination Runes: Crushing, Disrupting, Ghost Touch Innate Spells:
Two of the following spells once a day each, determined by rolling a d12 twice during daily preparations (or one spell twice if both rolls are identical):
1: acid arrow 2: blur 3: hideous laughter 4: humanoid form 5: illusory object 6: mirror image 7: resist energy 8: see invisibility 9: shatter 10: sound burst 11: spider climb 12: telekinetic maneuver ____________________ SKILLS Acrobatics: +17 [E]
FEATS: Ancestry Feats and Abilities
Skill Feats
General Feats
Class Feats and Abilities
Bonus Feats
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Combat Gear: +1 striking staff of evocation (greater), +1 striking handwraps of mighty blows, +1 resilient breastplate
Magic Items: armbands of athleticism, bracelets of dashing, healer's gloves, ring of wizardry (type i), wand of longstrider (2nd-level), wand of enlarge (2nd-level)
Invested Items:
1. armbands of athleticism 2. bracelets of dashing 3. healer's gloves 4. ring of wizardry (type i) 5. +1 striking handwraps of mighty blows 6. +1 resilient breastplate 7. magic item 8. magic item 9. magic item 10. magic item Bulk: 7.5 (Encumbered at: 10; Maximum at: 15) Coins: 47 gp Background:
There are two things Aoibhean has been told her whole life: that her name was too hard to pronounce, and that she was a disappointment. Sometimes, she had the privilege of experiencing both at once: a particularly memorable example comes from ten years ago, when an official of the last Ruby Phoenix Tournament stumbled over her name as he eliminated her from the prequalifiers.
The daughter of an Andoren diplomat in Minkai, Aoibhean was a challenge for her parents from the very beginning. For starters, her parents were staid and devout Abadarans; that their firstborn was a child with a tail and feathers came as quite a shock and resulted in no shortage of whispered speculation about supposed indiscretions. On top of that, she had no interest in learning the things expected of the eldest daughter of a diplomat: statecraft, etiquette, and grace. Instead, she flitted her attention from one subject to another, obsessively studying one thing before growing bored and moving on. The result was a skillset as broad as an ocean and as deep as a puddle. The privilege afforded to her by her family's status insulated her from any serious ramifications until, on a whim, she decided to compete in the Ruby Phoenix Tournament of 4711. Her parents had objected (quite vociferously) to the very idea, and forbade her from even traveling to Goka. So she stole a letter of credit from her father's study, forged his signature, and used that to buy passage. Goka is where Aiobhean finally had to reckon with the consequences of her temerity. Her father, furious, had paid an outrageous sum to have a letter teleported ahead of her. In it, he stripped her of any claim to her inheritance and his financial support unless she returned home immediately and apologized. To any outside observer, this might seem harsh but fair, considering the great damage she had caused to her father's finances and reputation. But Aiobhean had never cared about fairness, and refused. She continued on to the prequalifiers, confident in the fighting skills she'd honed roaming the streets of Kasai. But the combatants of the Ruby Phoenix tournament weren't just some street toughs; they were professional killers, monster hunters, spellswords, and more. She was beaten, burned, and thrown to the ground. The humiliation of being defeated so soundly in front of thousands was only compounded by her name being mangled in front of that same crowd. Aoibhean carried that shame with her for years, never returning home. It gave her the impetus she needed to actually focus on something for the first time in her life. She studied under any teacher of martial or magical might who would take her, and learned to combine the two in a style all her own, all in service of one goal: she would return to the Ruby Phoenix Tournament and win, no matter what. After ten years of single-minded devotion to honing her mind and body, Aiobhean arrived in Goka once again. And once again, an official called her up, struggling with her name. "It looks harder than it is,'" she interrupted, smiling. "It's pronounced 'eve-in.'" |
