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Offense
Melee (+9): Masterwork Rapier (1d6+1/18-20/x2)
Two-Hand: Rapier +7 (1d6+1/18-20/x2) & Short Sword +6 (1d6+1/19-20/x2)
Ranged (+8): Longbow (1d8/x3)

Defense
AC 18 (+5 Dex, +3 Masterwork Studded), touch 15, flat-footed 13
hp
Fort +4, Ref +6, Will +2

Str 12, Dex 20, Con 12, Int 13, Wis 12, Cha 8

Base Atk +3; CMB +4; CMD 19

Feats Weapon Proficiency: Simple, Martial; Armor Proficiency: Light, Medium, Shield; Fast Movement; Rage; Uncanny Dodge; Rage Power: Swift Foot; Trap Sense +1; Two-Weapon Fighting; Weapon Finesse

Racial Abilities Low-Light Vision; Elven Immunities; Elven Magic; Keen Senses

Traits Warrior of Old; Devotee of the Green

Skills Acrobatics +9; Climb +5; Handle Animal +3; Knowledge (Geography) +6; Knowledge (Nature) +7; Perception +10; Ride +9; Survival +7; Swim +5

Languages Common, Elven

Combat Gear Masterwork Rapier, Short Sword, Masterwork Studded Leather Armor, Longbow

Equipment Backpack, Bedroll, Flint & Steel, Trail Rations (10 days), Hemp Rope (50 feet), Waterskin, Traveler's Outfit

Hu'tonkton's parents named him Kem'ohin (Talks as He Walks, in the common tongue), as he seemed scarcely to know how to close his mouth, even as a babe. In the Kagonesti tradition, he renamed himself upon reaching adulthood. Years of pain and hardship had finally quieted his tongue, save for the rush of battle when he was apt to scream at his enemies. Hu'tonkton (meaning Roar of Thunder), was a fitting choice.

Like many Kagonesti, Hu'tonkton was pressed into duty at an early age protecting their forest home against outsiders - goblins looking to pillage, humans after the trees, their high-brow cousins who look down upon them. Though accurate with a bow, Hu'tonkton found he most favored facing the enemy head on, so that he could spit in their face. Though strong for his race, his true advantage has always been his speed and agility. Over many long years he perfected a dizzying two-weapon fighting style that could best any fighter he came up against.

Hu'tonkton has had little exposure to other races, save when repelling them away from his forest home. These experiences have come to color his world view. He reacts with suspicion when dealing with anyone not a Kagonesti, and does his best to avoid dealing with them altogether if possible.

Unfortunately, circumstance has brought him away from his home. His father has fallen ill to some mysterious sickness. The Kagonesti healers are unable to stem the disease, and the forest spirits have been silent to prayers. In desperation, Hu'tonkton has head out into the world to seek a healer or some powerful medicine that might undo the illness. His steps have taken him to Solace.