I'm thinking of going a ranged ranger, working on a state sheet currently. Backstory:
Cassius Blackmore was sent to join this brotherhood due to his involvement in a local rebellion against the Lord whose land he resided. He was by no means their leader, as he has little social skills. In fact he was most useful as a scout, and marksman due to his past as an accomplished hunter before joining the rebel cause. Cassius joined the rebellion due to the strict hunting laws that were levied on the local people. The laws required hunters to purchase expensive hunting licences, and forced hunters to sell their furs, hides and meats to licensed venders only. The venders would often swindle hunters, taking a large portion of the already tiny profit. It was only a matter of time until he was out of any saving he had. He was convinced to join the rebellion by his best friend Solanis Aedonis, a charming rogue. Unfortunately, this rag tag group of rebels was doomed to fail against a better equipped Lord's army. After the battle Solanis was executed in front of the remnants of the rebel host, but Cassius was fortunate to keep his life and be sent to join the brotherhood.
Personality: Cassius has grown distrustful of most people, and prefers the company of himself over all else. His past work as a hunter as trained his vision, and hand-eye coordination. His rebel involvement and hunter past has also increase his ability to hide, and move in places without being seen.
I also had an all male party when I ran this, and instead I chose Aldern to lust over one of the male PC's anyway. But using Ameiko would be great too, I mean maybe she shys away from touch from people, so if one of your characters seems to for-coming she pushes away. And then have her explain in so many words "I have a crazy ex boyfriend".
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
Sneaking may prove difficult for all of us together. Pretty, do you think you could scout ahead find the entrance and then come back to us? Spoiler: Yes, I do mean him. Kivan they meant for it to be a "gift" to me. Its not like I cared for the man, and we know with the current political turmoil that some members of households are being assassinated. He didn't do anything wrong that I knew of to deserve death...
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
Events lead up to me meeting a man who introduced me to a group of assassins. They trained me in the use of many weapons, but my skill was better with a bow then with anything else. I was expected to repay the training by officially joining their ranks, but when it came time for my first kill....I refused, and have been on the run since. Thats the short version anyway
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
No Pretty, I have no love for them, I wouldn't wish death on them either though. I was contracted to kill my noble father, but I turned it down. Don't worry Sera, I'm sure your family is looking down for paradise very proud of you Cassius tries to comfort here, playing a light tune on the lute.
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
Well then your lucky Idris. I met my birth father, a Surtova, a bad man. It would have been better to not know Maja, the nobility want to keep it as exclusive as possible, i doubt Idris, or I could ever enter their ranks
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
Well if people want me to be wilderness leader then i suppose it would be to decided, where and when to rest, and where to go. but once we run into problems (example: with bandits) it goes back to individual autonomy?
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
In most cases, myself and many other GMs i know will award the XP of the creatures wether you kill them or handle the situation diplomatically. Im not sure if our DM is the same though. But i agree, its getting tedious
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
Stealth: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (11) + 4 = 15 Really more talking...To bloody kobolds even? These people shouldn't be here. They don't have what it takes to tame a land. Cassius remains silent, keeping the thought to himself, but clearly not impressed with the idea of speaking to kobolds.
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
-Sleeping in Light armor
M. Human Ranger/1 | AC:18 T:13 FF:15| HP: 12| Init: +5| Perception: +6 (+2 vs Human)| Fort:+3; Ref: +5; Will:+2
Cassius gives mercy, but not at the expense of innocents. These bandits preyed on Olaf and his wife which is why Cassius just puts them down. In his mind, to let them go could just bring a larger threat to Olaf. Once we have a stronghold, he would be all for prison cells and judges and such things. But at the moment we can't afford to put innocent lives and ourselves in jeopardy because one or two bandits may be coerced and i use coerced, very loosely. Anyway thats the POV of Cassius.
|