Tagor Trael Character Sheet

Name - Tagor Trael

Class - Cleric

Level 1

Deity - Sovereign Host

Nation of Origin - Thrane

Alignment - Lawful

Stats

Str 11 (0)
Dex 17 (+2 Missile/-2 AC)
Con 16 (+2 HP)
Int 10 (Read/Write)
Wis 14 (+1 vs. Magic)
Cha 17 (-1/6/9)

Hit Points - 4/4

Spells/Day

First Level - 1

Saving Throws (Not counting the +1 from Wisdom)

Breath Attacks - 16
Poison or Death - 11
Petrify or Paralyze - 12
Wands - 14
Spells or Spell-Like Devices - 15

Weapons

Mace - 1d6

Sling - 1d4 (+2 to hit)

Armor Class

2 (Banded+Shield+Dex bonus)

Equipment

Backpack (2lbs)
Banded Mail (35 lbs)
Shield (10 lbs)
Mace (3 lbs)
Sling (0lbs)
20 bullets (1 lb)
Small Sack (1/2 lb)
Shovel (8 lbs)
4 Wooden Holy Symbols
8 Torches (8 lbs)
Flint and Steel
7 Days Trail Rations (7 lbs)
6 Wooden Stakes (2 lbs)
10 Candles
Winter Blanket (3 lbs)
Waterskin (4 lbs)
Small Steel Mirror (1/2 lb)
2 Pints of Oil (2 lbs)

86 lbs total

Treasure
5 pp, 59 gp, 150 ep, 13 sp, 5 cp

Experience Points - (Note: +5% Bonus from PR)

0

rolling for Chargen now...

The member 'chaosclockwork' has done the following action : Roll dice

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11,17,16,10,14,17. Hmm....Just to check, did I roll that right? 'Cause that seems a little much...

Huh. Time to go brush up on the setting, and come up with a character.

chaosclockwork wrote:

11,17,16,10,14,17. Hmm....Just to check, did I roll that right? 'Cause that seems a little much...

Huh. Time to go brush up on the setting, and come up with a character.

That was correct, you did some hot rolling!

I have some links up for basic setting info, but I'll duplicate them here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_of_Eberron
http://eberron.wikia.com/wiki/Eberron_Wiki

We're starting out in the town of Vulyar, in southern Karrnath, near the border with the Talenta Plains.

ehiker133 wrote:

Something to keep in mind, CCW, is that you can drop STR, INT or WIS by two points (can't go below 9) if you want to raise one of your Prime Requisites up by one point.

For example, if you wanted to be a Warforged (Mike made some additional classes available here), then your PR would be CON. So you could drop your INT by 2 pts and raise your CON to 18.

Or if you were a thief, then you could drop your INT by two and raise your DEX to 18.

I don't think you can raise just any stat - has to be a Prime Requisite. You can only raise DEX and CON and I don't know if you can adjust CHA at all (going from memory here).

Might be something you want to consider doing for the additional bonuses.

Oh, and excellent rolls, brother! Two 17s is pretty good! The rest are nothing to sneeze at, either.

I'd have to look it up quick in the Labyrinth Lord pdf, and I'm headed to bed soon.. I think that's all correct though.

Well, after long consideration, I think I'm playing a Cleric.

Rolling for HP and starting gold.

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Okay, 2 + 2 from Con gives me 4 starting HP.

Also, 60 GP.

I guess your gold roll was karma for the good stats. But that's a good trade off. We can always get more gold!

There. Mostly equipped and statted out, and I think I've got something like a backstory.

chaosclockwork wrote:

There. Mostly equipped and statted out, and I think I've got something like a backstory.

Excellent!

Like the others, I tried out the character generator, and got Empathic, Chatty, and Unconfident. Put together with the brief background I'd been working on, and...

Tagor comes from a very religious noble family in Thrane. He studied for the Silver Flame priesthood, but ended up joining the army - his family bought him a comission, and he served as a minor lieutenant in the last few months of the war. His unit wasn't in the heaviest fighting - until the day when everyone except Tagor died. He was still recovering when the Thronehold Treaty was signed; when he was well enough, he walked away from his family, his nation, and his faith.

Tagor eventually embraced the Sovereign Host, and was recently ordained as a priest. He's now wandering around, ministering to whoever needs it. Like most priests of the Host, he knows rites for all of the gods, but he's most familiar with Boldrei (the one common folk most often pray to), Olladra (for the many people of the age, himself included, who sometimes just want to live in the now), and Dol Arrah (for himself - to try and regain some courage).

Nicely done, Mr. Chaos.

Chatty... that'll be AWESOME to hear you play out.