Full Name |
Baron Dessio "Pumpkinbane", son of Count Justinian Rovissi of Lastwall |
Race |
Half Orc (Taldan) |
Classes/Levels |
Cavalier 6 |
Gender |
Male |
Size |
Medium |
Age |
23 |
Alignment |
Neutral |
Deity |
Calistria |
Languages |
Common, Orc |
Occupation |
Temple Enforcer |
Strength |
18 |
Dexterity |
13 |
Constitution |
12 |
Intelligence |
12 |
Wisdom |
8 |
Charisma |
15 |
About Dessio
Born to a 'domesticated' Belkzenian orc serving girl by a lord of Castle Everstand of dubious character, Dessio began his life as an unacknowledged bastard laboring on a pumpkin farm.
His fate changed when his only trueborn brother was slain on the front, and his father's line was left without an heir-apparent. Dessio was publicly recognized, plucked from the fields, and thrust into a world of warfare & courtly intrigue and made to transform into a 'proper Rovissi'.
By the time he mastered lance, sword, and horse his father was usurped by his uncle- citing the 'madness' of naming (not to mention siring) a half-orc bastard to inherit the family title. Dessio fled his kin's reach lest they take further steps to eradicate any claim opposing theirs.
Dessio travelled foreign lands, calling himself a sellsword, a knight-errant, or an adventurer. As he experienced new lands, he found familiar distrust & slights to his honor and always kept on the move. By the time he reached Absolem, he had come to have discovered & favored Calistria over his upbringing in Gorum's teachings just as he has come to favor the intimidating power of a heavy flail or whip to the traditional knightly shield & sword.
Upon joining the Pathfinder Society, he turned his back on the Rovissi name and instead embraced a derisive title earned early in his training: "Pumpkinbane". Despite his sour experiences with the hypocritcal nobles & aristocrats, he has fallen in with the Taldoran faction. He envisions himself one day as a warlord carrying a mighty banner and subjugating entire kingdoms... especially Lastwall. The blazon of Taldor on such a hypothetical banner is almost an afterthought.