DEFENSE
AC 14, touch 13, flat-footed 11 (+1 silken ceremonial armor, +3 Dex)
hp 14 (1d6+1 con +1 FCB)
Fort +1 (0 class, +1 Con), Ref +3 (0 class, +3 dex), Will +3 (3 class, 0 Wis),
OFFENSE
Speed 30 ft
Melee: Dagger -2, 1d4-2
Ranged: Force Missile 1d4+1
Ray of Frost/Acid Splash +5 vs touch, 1d3+2
STATISTICS
Str 7, Dex 16, Con 12, Int 18, Wis 10, Cha 12
Base Atk +1; CMB -1; CMD 12
Feats: Point-Blank Shot, Scribe Scroll
TRAITS
Draconic Infusion (+1d4 of chosen energy damage to a spell whose type matches once per day per two levels, minimum 1/day, chosen energy type is acid)
Pathfinder Recruit (+1 trait bonus to initiative, wayfinder)
Question/Answer Section (copied this from another AP I had applied for:
-Who are you and how are you doing?
I'm fine, thank you for asking! I'm a HS history and English teacher and I love stories and cause/effect relationships and how events lead to more events so nothing is in isolation. I think that's a lot of what makes AP's so appealing to me.
-How often do you tend to post?
I check the forum multiple times per day and post when I think it would be fitting. I won't force five posts a day or anything, but sometimes it can pick up quite a bit. I'd say one to two times on average.
-What kind of tone are you looking for in this game?
Well, I do enjoy a balance of humor, and the dynamics of character relationships (which is not always drama). I love the role play aspect of Pathfinder far more than the sheer stats and ability scores. I want an effective character, sure, but more importantly, I want an interesting and enjoyable character who lives in a fleshed out world.
-What do you expect out of your fellow players?
Character interaction. I want our characters to be more than just flank buddies. As an example, in an AP I was playing, my soft-hearted bard saw an orphan child trying to sell badly made dolls in the marketplace, failed the sense motive role to recognize that she was a con artist, so the rogue (who he has a massive crush on) picked his pocket so the little thief couldn't. She then gave his coin purse back to him later without any real explanation and his only response was, "Oh, thank you!." An interaction like that comes from letting the characters build relationships and understand each other.
-What do you expect out of me (the GM)?
A fleshed out world with realized/fleshed out NPC's. While the focus is, of course, on the four potential love interests, if the rest of Sandpoint (and other places we go) are just a watered down background, the story world loses something. Again, an example: I run a Pathfinder club at the school where I teach and the gal playing the "mom friend barbarian" (I love my creative crew!) was so enamored by a little street urchin that they encountered (intended to simply provide some information and fade into memory) that she praised and fed the child and invited her home with them to have a soft bed and food and eventually adopted her and we role played the whole adoption process. Sometimes the story world grows with the characters.
-How do you see your character progressing as a character?
Brodigan is rather a self-absorbed fellow, but there's a good heart in there...somewhere. He is extremely focused on building his magic school and sometimes ignores the people around him due to his singularity of focus. As the story progresses, I see him growing to notice his allies more and then open his eyes a bit to actually appreciating people, and maybe, just maybe, he will finally actually appreciate all the things that his apprentice does for him as well.
