Viscount Aziridine Antali's page

I'm interested in Part II only, since I've already played Part I. If you have any spots open after the first one, can you let me know? Thanks!

Hey, I guess you didn't see, but I'm only looking to do Part II. I've already done Part I. If that doesn't work, that's fine, but maybe keep me in mind if someone drops after the first part. Thanks!

Would you be open to letting me come in just for Part II? I've done Part I, but never got to do the sequel.

(Tentatively picking my archer)

Player Name (or alias): RainyDayNinja
Character Name: Viscount Aziridine Antali
PFS#: 34752-7
Faction: Sovereign Court
Dayob if applicable: Craft (Fiction): 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (3) + 10 = 13
Progression (Slow or Normal): Normal

Wayangs have like 8 pages of text altogether, most of which is repetition of their base traits in the three sources that show them as a humanoid race. They have about one page of fluff describing the race. There's maybe two pictures actually showing what they look like.

With so little fluff, it takes effort to see the race as more than a really nice rack of mechanics.

While it is true that I know little of my native culture and society, I'm am quite certain it pales in comparison to the culture of my adopted country of Taldor. How could any other society even approach its glory? Especially that of a race which has failed to bless me with the magnificence of a beard befitting my noble station!

Ah, a most welcome change! Sadly, my umbral heritage (and the deficiency of facial hair it entails) has cost me many opportunities among the nobility of Taldor, so I fully support this move. It is time to promote the ideals of nobility and proper governance, even if it means partially severing my allegiance to a homeland that has often been unwelcoming to me.

Aziridine Antali is a brand-new adventurer, who uses Craft (fiction) for his day job roll (including Mordenkainen's Thesaurus as a crafting tool). Whenever he's sent on a mission, he gives a copy of his manuscript to the Venture-Captain sending him out, for any advice he/she can give.