Name: Gaven Bonecrusher
Class: Cleric
Level: 1
Alignment: Law
AC: 17 [10 + 6 (Plate mail) + 1 (Shield)]
HP: 6To Hit Bonus: 0
Dex Bonus: 0
Save: 15
Save Modifiers: +2 to saves vs. poison and paralysis
STR: 10
INT: 9
WIS: 11
CON: 12
DEX: 12
CHR: 12
Equipment:
Gaven's Holy Symbol, wooden ‘of Light’Gaven's Club ‘of Light’ - silvered
Goblin's spear
Plate mail
Fine quality cloak, blue with white-trim
Shield
Helmet
Backpack (30 lb capacity)
Bedroll
Waterskin
Rations, trail (4)
Rations, dried (3)
Flint and steel
Torches (6)
Rope (50 ft), hemp
Sack (30 lb capacity)
Mirror (small), steel
Case, map/scroll
Parchment, quill, ink
Holy water, small vial
Belloc's map
Harlon's map
Spells/Abilities:
Turn UndeadBelloc's map
Harlon's map
Spells/Abilities:
Coins: 25 gp, 3 sp, 8 cp
Current XP: 354 / 1500 for level 2
Major expenditures, level 1: 150/751 gp in donations to church
Other Details/Description/Traits:
An unremarkable young carpenter from Woodfield of average
height and build with dull brown hair and eyes. He was ‘called by the Light’
one stormy day while gathering wood from North Stagwood with some
friends. A group of skeletons came
upon them when the storm was fiercest. His friends cowered, but Gaven stood
true believing ‘the Light’ would protect him. He was right. As the skeletons
approached, a bolt of lightning struck a nearby tree dropping a club-sized branch
at Gaven’s feet. With a shout of defiance, a handful of skeletons turned to
flee (his friends swear they saw Light emanating from Gaven, though most folks
believe this was just a flash of lightning). Gaven then seized the branch and
crushed the remaining skeletons, earning him the surname ‘Bonecrusher’.
Gaven used his carpentry skills to fashion an ornate club
and holy symbol from the branch given to him by ‘the Light’. He became an
acolyte to the church in Woodfield and now he travels to Fairbrook to begin
his mission to bring 'Light' to chaos.
PP: Gaven looks like a pretty cool PC! If you don't mind my asking, what's the focus of this blog going to be? Have fun with that S&W campaign. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliment. As for the focus of this blog, I suppose the overall focus will be a repository for my thoughts on rules and house rules as I build a campaign world of my own for when my son (who is three) is ready to play.
DeleteRight now, he likes playing with my Pathfinder Beginner Box and the included adventure with map mat, which I've kiddified. He loves playing his "'venture" game.
Cool. I played PF for a few months last year. It was fun. I've heard great things about the Beginner Box. Following your blog now!
DeleteProf P, glad to see you're going to share your experience with Bard DMing. Bard is one of my favorites on the blogosphere. Good luck and keep blogging.
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