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6 posts. Alias of Jezovuk.


Full Name

Jandar Bersk

Race

Human

Classes/Levels

Barbarian 1lvl

Gender

Male

Size

M

Age

29

Special Abilities

Rage, Fast movement

Alignment

TN

Deity

Shaundakul

Location

Briarwood

Languages

Common, Damaran, Rashemi

Occupation

Mercenary

Strength 15
Dexterity 15
Constitution 19
Intelligence 12
Wisdom 14
Charisma 10

About Jandar Bersk

Description:
A tall and powerfully built male, with bright blond hair and green eyes so common among Northman but with a dark skin complexion hinting at mixed origin. Keen-eyed observer would notice that although the stranger is garbed in a dusty brown travelers outfit showing that he just got of a road, his armor and weapons are obviously kept in good condition.

Character Sheet:
Jandar Bersk
Male Human (mixed Damaran&Rashemi origin) Barbarian 1
TN Medium humanoid (human)
Init +2; Perception +6
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Defense
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AC 20 (WR*: 18), touch 13, flat-footed 17
(+4 armor, +3 shield, +2 dex, +1 dodge)
*WR-when raging
HP 19 (WR: 21)
Fort +6, Ref +2, Will +2
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Offense
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Speed 30ft. (40ft. when not encumbered)
Melee Longsword +3 (d8+2; 19-20/x2) (WR: +5, d8+4)
Ranged Javelin +3 (d6+2; x2) (WR: +3, d6+4)
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Statistics
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Str 15, Dex 15, Con 19, Int 12, Wis 14, Cha 10
Base Atk +1; CMB +3; CMD 15
Feats Dodge, Toughness, Shield focus
Skills Survival +6, Perception +6, Acrobatics +6, Ride +6, Handle animal +4, Intimidate +4
Languages Common, Damaran, Rashemi
Other Gear chain shirt, heavy wooden shield, longsword, javelin x5, glaive, backpack, flint and steel, rations x 10, bedroll, torches x5, blanket winter, waterskin, hemph. rope, grappling hook, manacles
Money 18gp
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Special Abilities
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Rage
Fast movement
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Background:

The sound of crying was spreading through the woods as I neared the small camp.

“I’m bleeding. It stings so much.” the young man was whining.

“That’s what happens when you don’t pay attention!” an irritated voice answered “Can’t believe you let that housewife stab you. We should have taken what we could and gotten out clean, but no, you had to entertain yourself.”

It was nice of them to immediately confirm what I already knew. Upon entering the fire illuminated circle I pulled my sword out without breaking stride and slashed down at the third robber before he even noticed that something is wrong. The sword cut through him and nailed him to the tree he was leaning on. I left it there.

The remaining two looked at me in shock. “That beautiful woman you… killed today was my wife!” I said silently trembling with anger. Without a conscious thought a javelin appeared in my hand and I delivered it into the open mouth of the whiner.

“We didn’t ..” the last one started a panicked lie when my arms took hold of his neck.

“That kindhearted boy was my son!” I growled while his eyes were losing focus.

The three of them were very young, almost kids. I noticed it didn’t bother me at all while I left their camp, leaving their bodies for the nature to handle.

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Being born as a son of caravan guard in Thesk, on the Golden way (trade route connecting Unapproachable East with the rest of the Faerun), I had relatively little choice related to my future profession. From the early age I started to follow my father on various trade missions. The years went by and I became a warrior and a relatively decent animal handler.
That wandering life was put behind me when I met my future wife. We decided to settle down in the Dalelands and start a family. We created a small stable by the road where travelers and merchants could rest and buy or exchange horses. The business was good and soon after our son was born. The happiness lasted too short.

Something broke in me that dreadful night. Now I wander the roads without purpose, working as a bodyguard or a plain mercenary, seeking risky situations and challenges. I’m not looking to die, I just don’t particularly care. For now, it appears I was either lucky or too tough.