Rydell Valiros's page

2- Eh, the rich parents is for the work done and I used most of it on the bow really, I could take a weaker armor, but even if I took chainmail I'd have an 18. On the other hand, even if I took just the "get the cargo through" trait, I wouldn't have enough for the bow, so would probably pick up the same armor. I could swap it out for "signature deed" Which I could easily implement into my backstory, (I was considering doing it anyway) via a small battle where he shows a rather skillful mastery of his bow.

3- I see it more as group work/guard detail/scouting/ etc. Not any -real- combat, enough to bump him to a class level instead of say, an NPC warrior. I can be more specific if you want. as In, "most of this work was non-combative, or group work such as scouting, finding certain areas, with the occasional group based skirmish"

4-Sorry, Its an old issue I have, I always used that trait to show self assurance and discipline, not, persay, devotion to a deity. I'll change it.

5-being both and elf and a human has different issues for different people. His child like side is from growing up among the elves, (which, asfik) are very non-serious minded (generically)at least for a good time. Usually, his serious side is "on" during combat and or other situtions, although the serious side is prone to making jokes, even if they are bad jokes. It's more in the way of "work mind" and "play mind", bi-polar was a poor use of terms.

6- He just enjoys their company really, He doesn't have a real "reason" to, he just finds that he does. Its in the way of why do you have a soft spot for "insert animal here". If you really want a reason, I can do something for it but I just had it as a personality quirk.

7- Not particularly, he spent most of his life in a "backwater"( I use that term lightly) elven village in a very warm climate forest.
reasons- His mother was an elf, so she kept him with her, and Rydell actually knows his father as he chose to live in the village and at this point in time, decidedly doesn't care what people think of his heritage too much. Rather he forces them to judge him by his actions/words/deeds. He does however, have a slight conflict with his world views, or, in other words, a little confusion. Not a lot, he has most of it sorted, but he is questioning whether or not he should continue his line of work as it will assuredly bring him to the "do the right thing" or "finish the contract, your contract is your word/honor" Ideal he has going.