X'ander
X'andersloopsihop Xerklinklehopsinoot (ZAN-der-SLOOP-si-HOP ZER-klinkle-HOP-si-NOOT)
Drow Male 7th Level Justifier (Ranger), Lawful Good
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HP: 59, AC:-1 (or 4 with Leather armor)
Str: 18(98) (+2 To hit, +5 Damage) Int: 13
Dex: 18 (+3 Reaction/Attack Adj., -4 AC Adj) Wis: 14
Con: 16 (+2 Hit points per die) Cha: 5
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Xandersloopsihop is a (very) local legend. His prowess and tactics at fighting the intolerant Dwarves and other underworld terrors has earned him fame. But he is feared (Charisma 5) as much as respected (results in battle). Most people would rather not be around him, unless they need help ("Isn't it always that way?" he sighs) because of his harsh, draconian methods for dealing with the enemy, as well as his unrelenting discipline and high standards he expects of his troops and allies.
But he is effective. He is also fearless - he has been known to jump down in front of a defensive rampart in order to effect change in the battle plan, risking his life to preserve his tactical advantage. He is a good person, but it is buried under years of unrelenting training and discipline.
Interestingly, X'andersloopsihop does not hate dwarves. In fact, if there was ever anyone to give a dwarf a fair shake, it would be him. But they are a threat that must be overcome, and they are enemies of the state. But if asked "off the record", he would grudgingly admit his respect and admiration for the stunted people.
X'ander wears his white hair close-cropped, almost shaved. He has not publicly made known why he does this.
He was born and raised in Dokkar.
His racial enemy, surprisingly, is the dreaded underworld horror the "Eye Tyrant" (Beholder). He chose the most fearful of underworld foes because when he was young, his mother, a dominant influence in his life, prophesied that he would one day be slain in battle by the most powerful Beholder in the world, but in doing so would save many drow.
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430 GP
-long sword: Green steel (see below)
-Light crossbow
-quiver, 30 crossbow bolts
-backpack
-Spare set of Leather armor (for stealth maneuvers)
-50' rope
-Grappling hook
-Large Belt Pouch
-Tinder box with Flint & Steel
Wields long sword (Specialized) in right hand, long sword in left hand
Fires light crossbow from afar
Wears Green steel chain mail.
Base THACO: 14 (adjust for bonuses below when attacking)
Weapon detail:
Flame Tongue:
To Hit: +5 [+2 str, +1 sword bonus*, +1 spec, +1 Elf bonus]
1d8+8 (sm/med), 1d10+8 (lg.) [+5 str, +1 sword bonus*, +2 spec.]
Green steel long sword:
To Hit: +3 [+2 str, +1 spec, +1 Elf bonus, -1 "off hand"/dex]
1d10+7 (sm/med), 1d12+8 (lg.) [+5 str, +2 spec.]
Light Crossbow
To Hit:+3 [Dex]
Damage: 1d4
* - Sword +1, Flame Tongue, +2 vs. regenerating creatures, +3 vs cold-using, Inflammable, or avian creatures, +4 vs. undead
Non-weapon proficiencies:
Survival (Underdark, Forest)
Set Snares
Blind fighting
Alertness
Hunting
Secondary Skills:
Armorer, Bowyer/Fletcher, Forester, Hunter, Trapper/Furrier, Weaponsmith.
Possessions:
+1 Flame tongue long sword Native to Arborea
Stone of Good Luck
Table of Plenty: a table that you can command to shrink to portable size, and when fully deployed you can command to Fill with plates and silver ware And Even Yes food.
Green steel chain mail
AC 3 costs 350 GP weighs 25 pounds.
Green steel long Sword does 1d10 Damage 1d12+1 to large foes...
Weighs 2 pounds and costs 20 GP
<<Do note it is forged by the Baatazu, but buying it wont violate your ethos if your worried about that.>>
Stone of Good Luck (Luckstone): This magical stone is typically a bit of rough polished agate or similar mineral. Its owner
gains a +1(+5% where applicable) on all dice rolls involving factors such as saving, dipping, dodging, ac.-whenever dice are rolled to find whether the character suffers from some adverse happening. This luck does not affect attack and damage rolls or spell failure dice.
Additionally, the luckstone gives the possessor a +/-1% to 10% (at owner option) on rolls for determination of magical items or division of treasure. The most favorable results will always be gained with a stone of good luck.