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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dead_radish" data-source="post: 1109528" data-attributes="member: 5560">Once we get a Rogue's Gallery, I'll move this there.Kabashi aka "Rock"Level 1 Litorian Mage BladeStr: 17 (+3)Dex: 17 (+3)Con: 13 (+1)Int: 4 (-3)Wis: 9 (-1)Cha: 15 (+2)F/R/W: +1/+3/-1AC: 16 (10+3 dex+3 AC)  Touch: 13  Flatfooted: 13HP: 9     Speed: 30 ft.BAB: +0   Init: +3Attacks: Litorian War Club +4 (1d8+5/x3) or Litorian War Club +0/-1 (1d8+4|1d8+1/x3) or Claw +3 (1d3+3) or Short Spear +3 (1d6+3)Feats: Exotic Weapon (Heavy) and Ambidexterity.Relevant skills (Ha!) with racial bonuses: Intimidate: +8 Spot: +1 Listen: +1 Search: -1 Wilderness Survival: +1Spell DC: 13/14Spells per day: 3/1Spells readied: (3/1): Hygiene, Bash, Scent Bane/CharmEquipment: Litorian Warclub (Athame), Studded Leather Jack, bedroll, 10 days rations, tent, large clay mug.SQ: Litorian Racial Traits (Low light vision, Racial bonuses), Athame (+1).---------Kabashi was born to a tribe of Litorians who ran the Ghostwash.  While his natural strength and speed were evident from a young age, his complete inability to understand things without at least a week's full concentration were obvious too.  His young life was a struggle to understand what was going on around him.  He took to the Litorian code easily enough, and he was well liked by all who met him - he always meant extremely well, and did his very best to assist whenever he could.  Sadly, his most useful tools were his fists.  It was no real surprise that after his naming ceremony the tribesmaster encouraged Kabashi to set off on his own and find his fortune among the rest of the world, and away from the tribe.  There was no ill-will in the decision - it was merely best for all involved if Kabashi were not quite so ... well, there.  His early travels lead him to a caravan under seige by raiders.  Giving the matter intense thought, he arrived (eventually) at the conclusion that the ones trying to escape and shield themselves were probably the ones he should help.  When Kabashi rose up behind one of the raiders and grasped him by the neck, flinging him aside, and off a cliff, the raiders resolve weakened.  When Kabashi's menacing appearance distracted them long enough to allow the Giantess magister to recover her staff and begin the real defense of the group, they quickly fled.  The giantess took pity on Kabashi, sensing the goodness in his heart, and the likelyhood of his short lifespan among civilized people, and took him in as a guard.  The giantess was of little influence or power, but was the daughter of an influential noble. After a few months of routine duties (basically playing escort for the giantess as she travelled from library to library), she began to notice that Kabashi was easily able to grasp even complex theories of magic when she would discuss them with her peers, even making occasional insights that she had not made. This was even more shocking when considered against his inability to grasp most ideas.  After several more weeks of careful probing, she decided that the Litorian did in fact have a magical talent deep inside him. She did all she could to bring it out, but was unsuccessful. After several months of trying, she finally gave up, and turned Kabashi over to her father's house, who quickly recognized his abilities as being more suited to the pursuit of the arcane warrior. Kabashi quickly took to the study, as he could easily relate most activities to straightforward solutions, and was soon put to much better use than simple guard duty....Currently Kabashi is travelling back to his home plains with the assignment of locating his previous tribe and attempting to open talks with them.  However, the Giant noble would not be extremely disappointed if Kabashi were to spend several months (or even years) outside the household - he can't bring himself to throw the fellow out, but he's just awkward to have around....</blockquote>

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