AC 15, touch 12, flat-footed 13 (+3 armor, +2 Dex)
hp 35 (8, Rolled: 8, 8, 3, +2 Con*lvl)
Fort +6 (4 base, +2 Con)
Ref +6 (4 base, +2 Dex)
Will +1 (1 base +0 Wisdom)
Defensive Abilities
Resistance 5: Cold, Electric, Acid
+2 Fort vs Poison
OFFENSE:
Spd 30 ft.
Melee Dagger +3 (+3 BAB, +0 Str) (1d4/19-20x2)
Ranged Dagger +5 (+3 BAB, +2 Dex) (1d4/19-20x2)
Space 5 ft.; Reach 5 ft.
Special Attacks Ranged Bombs +5 vs touch (+3 BAB, +2 Dex) (2d6+5 and 7 splash DC 17 Reflex for Half on splash)
Extracts:
Save DC: 10+Extract+Int
Lvl 1
Adjuring Step
Comprehend Languages
Crafter's Fortune
Cure Light Wounds
Detect Secret Doors
Disguise Self
Enlarge Person
Negate Aroma
Reduce Person
Vocal Alteration
Youthful Appearance
Lvl 2
Acute Senses
Alchemical Allocation
Alter Self
Blood Transcription
Cure Moderate Wounds
Invisibility
Lesser Restoration
See Invisibility
Spider Climb
Touch Injection
Extracts Per Day
Lvl 1: 5
Lvl 2: 2
Lvl 3: 0
Mutagens:
+4 Physical -2 Mental +2 AC for 40 min.
STATISTICS:
Str 10 (+0)
Dex 14 (+2)
Con 14 (+2)
Int 20 (+5)
Wis 10 (+0)
Cha 14 (+2)
Base Atk +3 (+3 Alchemist)
CMB +3 (+3 BAB, +0 Str)
CMD 15 (10 +3 BAB, +2 Dex, +0 Str)
Feats:
Prodigy: +2 Craft Alchemy and Profession Apothecary [bonus 1]
Accelerated Drinker: Drink in hand potions as a Move Action. [Level 1]
Extra Discovery [Level 3]
Discoveries:
Infusion: Others can use your Extracts.
Chameleon: +4 Stealth (+8 at lvl 10).
Precise Bombs: May ignore up to 5 squares of splash on bombs.
Darkvision 60 ft.
Celestial Resistance Resistance to Cold, Fire, and Electricity 5.
Truespeaker +2 on Linguistics and learn 2 languages for each rank in Linguistics.
Items:
Formula Book 50 gp 1 lbs.
Heritage Book 50 gp 2 lbs.
Blue Book 5 gp 1 lbs.
Book of Letters 50 gp 3 lbs.
Superior Invisible Ink x 4 40 gp
Good invisible Ink x 4 150 gp
Black Ink x 4 16 gp
Stationary x 20 20 gp
Parchment x 20 4 gp
Paper x 20 8 gp
Glue Paper x 10 1 gp
Rice Paper x 20 1 gp
Inkpen x 5 0.5 gp
Case 1 5 gp
Scholar's Outfit 5 gp 6 lbs.
False Jewelry Signet Ring 25 gp
Jewelry 100 1 gp
Mwk Backpack 50 gp 4 lbs.
Cauldron 1 gp 5 lbs.
Steel Vials x 8 8 gp
Specialized Slave 500 gp
Alchemist's Lab Portable 75 gp 20 lbs.
Forgers Kit 200 gp 6 lbs.
Deodorizing Agent x 4 60 gp
Impact Foam x 2 25 gp 2 lbs.
Nushadir x 2 10 gp 1 lbs.
Antitoxin x 4 100 gp
Purple Worm Poison x 2 DC 24 700 gp
Dark Reaver Powder x 2 DC 18 800 gp
Mwk Studded Leather 175 20 gp
Dagger x 2 4 gp 2 lbs.
Sleeves of Many Garments 200 gp 1 lbs.
Hat of Disguise 1800 gp
Boots of the Cat 1000 gp 1 lbs.
Muleback Cords 1000 gp 0.25 lbs.
Potion Cure Light Wounds x 2 50 gp
Background:
Maudril was brought up in a poor religious family. While he never truly spent a night hungry, he was always hungry for answers to questions. He loved questions after all and it was this love of knowledge and seeking answers that got him into most of his trouble. Where he lived, worship of the local deity was expected and for a time this was fine with him. That is, until he began to apply his questioning logic to it. There was always someone stronger, faster, or smarter, or in the case of the ‘gods’, more divine. But as Maudril studied the various deity’s, he became troubled with the fact that at least 4 different gods were all at one time men. Of all of these stories, Cayden Cailean’s troubled him the most. It didn’t seem possible but here it was in text for all to read; A man, a drunk of man no less, became a god.
It was here that Maudrils quest for knowledge began. No matter the cost he wanted to know how it happened. How this man, as well as others, achieved godhood. Sure there was the story of completing some ‘Test of the Starstone’ but this seemed much more logical to be ‘proving ground’ to see if one is worthy of being ‘divine.’ From these thoughts sprouted questions that needed to be answered: ‘If a man can become a god, does that mean that gods are simple a more advanced form of life and that they are merely sharing their knowledge of power and preservation?’, ‘If that is the case, is it possible for one to achieve immortality and power through study?’, ‘If these things are true, is it possible that magic is merely a manifestation of the ‘gods’ power meant to keep people ignorant of the power that could be theirs?
With these questions in mind, Maudril began spending more and more time, locked up in his room dissecting and examining anything he could get his hands on. More than one rat was unfortunate enough to be caught and dissected while still alive. How else, after all, could anyone truly understand how the body worked without seeing it work first hand? How does it react when different compounds are applied? Is there perhaps a way to keep the body young and not age? Is there a way to achieve the power of the ‘gods’ without actually having it ‘bestowed’?
As time progressed, Maudril learned that by mixing various items together he could mimic almost any ‘magic’ that the local wizard could produce. Sure he had his limits but who doesn’t. As his skill grew it became apparent to Maudril that, like city life, ‘magic’ has laws. Laws that when broken cause the magic to cease functioning; but if they are followed, even the lowliest commoner can use those ‘powers.’
Maudril’s studies have been less than popular wherever he went. For this reason, he has had to maintain a closed door policy and keep up some kind of front. And, while not opposed to death for the greater good, and what better good is there than my own, Maudril is not one to kill needlessly. Everything he does has a purpose.
