Post by hereticshammer on Nov 2, 2011 12:24:09 GMT -5
Name: Acharndir Aglareb
Age: 31
Race: Elf
Physical Description:
Weapon Expertise:
Personality:
History:
The elf-children ran through the meadows, laughing and shouting, but one particular elf-child sat under a tree with an open tome in his hand. The pack approached him, and one girl exclaimed: "Acharndir, play with us, pray! You can be the Ranger!"
The solitary child replies: "Leave me to my books and I'll leave you to your games."
Somewhat hurt, she leaves, but not before reading the title of the book Acharndir was reading, Thus spake Zardashet, a well-known apostate writing. She reports it to the Elf council, and he is subsequently ostracized from the clan. When he comes of age, they thrust him out.
He spent his early years as a knight-errant, serving the courts of regions he happened to stumble upon. His calculating mind earned him a place in many fiefdoms as an adviser.
Age: 31
Race: Elf
Physical Description:
- Length: 2.04m
- Weight: 83kg
- Eye color: Hazel
- Skin complexion: Pale
- Hair color: Brown
- Hair: Windswept, with a circular beard
- Body structure: slim, yet agile
Weapon Expertise:
- Long, thin, curved blades (similar to Katanas)
- Bows
- Daggers
Personality:
- Inwardly mistrustful but outwardly (usually) polite unless his morals are violated.
- Disrespectful of authority without merit (perhaps a huge disadvantage in monarchies).
- Highly intelligent, with special expertise in philosophy, history, strategy, literature, and mythical lore.
- High adherence to (what would be called "liberal" nowadays) morality.
- Pessimistic, cynical, always expects and plans for the worst-case scenario.
- Skeptical of faith-matters, considers magic to be a natural phenomenon with established rules.
- Distant, introverted.
History:
The elf-children ran through the meadows, laughing and shouting, but one particular elf-child sat under a tree with an open tome in his hand. The pack approached him, and one girl exclaimed: "Acharndir, play with us, pray! You can be the Ranger!"
The solitary child replies: "Leave me to my books and I'll leave you to your games."
Somewhat hurt, she leaves, but not before reading the title of the book Acharndir was reading, Thus spake Zardashet, a well-known apostate writing. She reports it to the Elf council, and he is subsequently ostracized from the clan. When he comes of age, they thrust him out.
He spent his early years as a knight-errant, serving the courts of regions he happened to stumble upon. His calculating mind earned him a place in many fiefdoms as an adviser.
' Bloody heck, two jobs and a BUNCH of kerfuffle later, and I'm back AGAIN.