About KiburKibur
Skills
Languages Common, Dwarven
history:
You are Kibur, a male dwarf cleric. You are 59 years old, stand 52 inches (4' 4") tall and weigh 192 lbs (13 st. 10 lb.)
Many dwarves come from industrious and tight-knit communities of like-minded individuals who work together to accomplish a common goal. Clerics are not merely people of religious faith—they are devoted servants who wield true divine power from their deities. The particular path that steers a cleric toward her faith can mean the difference between a demon-worshiping cultist and a lawful harbinger of her deity's blessed faith. The following background events outline some of the ways clerics find their faith. Homeland, Family, and Childhood
Circumstance of Birth: Noble Birth. You were born to privilege among the nobility. Unless one of your parents is the regent, your family serves a higher-ranked noble but lesser nobles serve your family in turn. You gain access to the Influence social trait and the Rich Parents social trait. Gentry. You are the child of a minor lord, lady, or noble with an income, hereditary land such as a manor, and titles. You likely grew up in a manor and your parents were paid tribute by peasants. Your parents serve a higher baron, count, or duke. Major Childhood Event: Betrayal. A friend or family member whom you trusted more than anyone else betrayed you. You have never fully trusted anyone since and prefer to rely on your own abilities rather than place your trust in others. You gain access to the Suspicious social trait. Adolescence and Training
Influential Associate: The Champion. You were close to someone who excelled at athletic endeavors and tests of strength or skill. Through your friendship or rivalry, you developed the competitive spirit that continues to drive you in everything you do. You gain access to the Ambitious social trait. Moral Conflict, Relationships, and Vulnerabilities
Romantic Relationships: Several Significant Relationships. You've engaged in a number of partnerships, but for some reason or another your relationships always fail. Relationship with Fellow Adventurers: Servants or apprentices to the same master. Drawback: Race. You are truly comfortable only around others of your race, and you have a hard time putting faith or trust in those of races different from your own. You gain access to the Xenophobic drawback. Deity and Religious Philosophy: No Deity. Even in a world filled with the powers of the divine, you have decided to follow reason, put your faith in the potential of mortals, or otherwise invest in the ways of the material world instead of embracing the teachings of deities. You gain access to the Tireless Logic social trait. Final Alignment: lawful (3) good (2) Traits
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