(May 14, 2018 at 12:22 am)Losty Wrote: My D&D character description
Nathlana Tigersoul was born to a rich family. She was a child prodigy of magic, showing great skill at a very young age. Her parents still had her with private tutors growing up (as she was moved around constantly by them) because they wished her to be proficient in common skills like reading writing and arithmetic as well. She's a very smart and well spoken woman (now 21 years old), though most wouldn't know as she doesn't tend to do a lot of talking. Nathlana left her home at 17 years old when she discovered her parents made most of their fortune dealing orphaned elves and halflings to an underground werecafé. She adjusted quite easily to being a fairly poor wanderer earning her wages through odd jobs here and there as she traveled. Nathlana has her own mind when it comes to morals and right versus wrong. She is steadfast in being her own definition of the word good and doing what she believes to be right, but she has no interest in adhering to the laws or standards of any societies. Since leaving her home she has been arrested many times for breaking laws in her mission to right wrongs. More recently Nathlana received a letter from her younger sister Aliafine confessing that she'd secretly given birth to a daughter. Aliafine's pregnancy was known only to very close family members and Nathlana's parents had given the infant to a family passing through a few months after her birth. With the letter Alia sent 2 very detailed drawings one of an infant girl with red hair and green eyes and another of the same girl about 3 years older. Alia begged Nathlana to help her find her daughter now that she was old enough to marry and move away from their parents. Nathlana figured being in a group would help her meet more people and try to find some information about her niece. She also needed a way to make some money so she asked her new friend Ulblyn Blackalbuck if he knew of anyone who was hiring several people for some kind of work that involved traveling. Ubly told her he knew of just the job for her....
Wizard or sorcerer?
Also, an underground werecafé sounds rad. I can imagine douchebag hipster werewolves in there, acting like they're writing their novel, while buying too few orphans to snack on and generally being tiresome to the waitstaff.
