Tanner of Locksley's page

AC 16, touch 13, flat footed 13
CMB. = 3
CMD. = 16
HP. 10
Fort +2, Ref +5, Will +2

Ranged weapons
Longbow +4 (1d8/×3)
Dart +4 (1d4+2/×2)
Dagger +4 (1d4+2/19-20/×2)

Melee Weapons
Battle Axe +3 (1d8+2*/×3)
Morningstar +3 (1d8+2*/×2)
Dagger +3 (1d4+2/19=20/×2)
*damage +3 when used two handed

Level Feat: Combat Expertise, -1 to hit with Melee weapon, +1 to AC.
Human Feat: Deadly Aim, -1 to hit with ranged weapon, +2 to damage
Campaign Feat: Power Attack, -1 to hit with melee weapon, +2 to damage, +3 if used two handed.

Favored enemy: Humanoid (human)

Favored Enemy - A ranger gains a +2 bonus on Bluff, Knowledge, Perception, Sense Motive and Survival checks against creatures of his selected type. Likewise he gains a +2 bonus on weapon attack and damage rolls against them.

Track: A ranger adds 1/2 his level (min 1) to survival checks made to follow or identify tracks.

Wild Empathy: A ranger can improve the initial attitude of an animal. A ranger rolls 1d 20 and adds his ranger level and charisma mod to the result.

Sneak attack: A rogue can do an extra 1d6 of damage to a target that would be denied a dex bonus to AC or when the rogue flanks the target.

Trap finding: A rogue adds 1/2 his level (min 1) to perception skill checks mAde to locate traps and to disable device checks. A rogue can use disable device to disarm magic traps.

Trained skills: 8 (class) + 2 (INT. MOD) + 1 (Human) = 11

Bluff +4
Climb +5
Disable Device +6
Handle Animal +4
Knowledge (Nature) +6
Perception +6
Sense Motive +6
Spell craft +6
Stealth +6
Survival +6
Swim +5

Skill scores reflect armor check penalties where applicable but do not reflect rogue and ranger class feature bonuses.

Light load < 59 lbs, medium load < 117 lbs, Heavy load < 176 lbs

On person:

Explorers Outfit. (Free) 8 lbs
Studded leather armor. 25 gp. 20 lbs
Longbow. 75 gp. 3 lbs
20 arrows. 1gp. 3 lbs
4 throwing darts. 2 gp. 2 lbs
Battle Axe 10 gp. 6 lbs
Morningstar. 8 gp. 6 lbs
3 daggers. 6 gp. 3 lbs
Thieves Tools. 30 gp. 1 lb
Total: 157 gp, 52 lbs

In pack:

Backpack. 2 gp. 2 lbs
40 arrows. 2 gp. 6 lbs
Bedroll. 0.1 gp. 5 lbs
Blanket, winter. 0.5 gp. 3 lbs
6 days trail rations. 3 gp. 6 lbs.
4 throwing darts. 2 gp. 2 lbs
Waterskin. 1 gp. 4 lbs

Total 11.6 gp, 28 lbs

Grand total: 168.6 gp, 80 lbs (131.4 gp left over)
Medium load, max dex +3, check penalty -3, 20 ft speed, run x4

Tanner of Locksley is a 20 year old human male. He stands 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs in at 165 lbs. He has brown hair, brown eyes, and the heavily tanned skin of somebody who spends a lot of time outdoors. He let's his shoulder length hair hang loose, tucking it under his hat in front so it doesn't get into his eyes.

His explorer ' s outfit consists of sturdy dark brown leather boots, lighter brown leather breeches, forest green shirt and jacket with a Grey cape. He has a brown broad brimmed leather hat.

Tanner wears his battle Axe on his right side, the Morningstar on his left side such that it can be accessed cross draw, and one dagger through the front of his belt with the sheath set up for a right hand draw. He also carries a dagger concealed in each boot. Tanner carries his longbow over his right shoulder next to his quiver. He also has a small quiver like arrangement that holds his 4 throwing darts which he wears over his left shoulder.

Tanner had been the third child of a prosperous master blacksmith. He had two older sisters. When Tanner was 8 years old his father decided to relocate from where they had been living near Boise to the smaller town of Sandpoint. His father felt that with less competition he could do better in Sandpoint even though the market there was smaller.

As the family was making their way along the forest road to get to Sandpoint they were attacked by bandits. Tanner was the sole survivor. He had managed to run off and escape into the woods. His small size at the time helping him hide from the quick search the bandits did for him. The screams that his mother and sisters were making still haunt his dreams.

After several days wandering alone and forlorn in the woods Tanner was found and taken in by Bruce, one of the local foresters. Bruce taught Tanner the ways of the woods, how to read both animal signs and people's expressions, how to survive in the wild and how to disarm traps, how to use both weapons and armor, the ways of both a ranger and a rogue.

When Tanner matured into manhood he decided to use the training that Bruce had given him and become a bounty hunter. He liked the idea that he was making the roads and trails safer for honest people. He also liked the money that a successful bounty hunting expedition could bring. Last but definitely not least, he had grown to enjoy just wandering through the forest, either by himself or with a small group of people he felt he could trust. He enjoyed the challenge of making sure that he was the one sneaking up on bad guys and not the other way 'round.