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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dead_radish" data-source="post: 496635" data-attributes="member: 5560">I would be interested in joining in as well, if there's still spaces open, or if you're still considering apps.I have two concepts, really.  Either a nearly noble duelist type (rake/swashbuckler type), or a Bbn/Druid of Loki (more a shamanistic type than anything else).  Seems like there's a strongly religious bent with the group, so that might be highly interesting.  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />Here they are:Lianna: Bard 2/Fighter 4 (If you allow either QF or War, she'd take either Rake or Swashbuckler)Lianna is the 4th daughter of a minor noble house.  As such, she's got the benefits of being a noble (access to trainers, money, etc), but is effectively useless to the family.  The 1st or 2nd daughters might prove useful, but with 5 brothers and 3 sisters, she's really just there because it would be unseemly to get rid of her.  As such, she tends to amuse herself, and keep out of her family's way.  She's developed a fondness both for slumming and for fighting - nobles are deucedly easy to provoke, and honor duels are a perfectly acceptable form of combat.  Most of her life is devoted primarily to amusing herself in one way or another - she's a true epicurian.  She enjoys fighting, she enjoys drinking, she enjoys singing.  And her position and family let her exercise them as she will.ORGramask, Bbn 1/Druid 5Gramask fits many people's idea of the half-orc - savage, feral,brutish.  But those that spend time with him find a deep seated gentleness, and a love of life that few peaceful clerics can match.  Gramask was raised by his orcish tribe until late childhood.  He learned to fight, to hunt, and to survive.  But he didn't fit his tribe - he had qualms about killing, never taking part in bloodsports.  He was strangely weak compared to his brothers, but smarter and less comfortable with the tribal life.  Eventually he fell in with a druid sharing the tribe's land, and since then has spent his time alternating between tending his druid groves and animals and travelling to cities to attempt to disrupt those stodgy city dwellers and their rules and pretentions.</blockquote>

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