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Message: <blockquote data-quote="catenwolde" data-source="post: 2379765" data-attributes="member: 33889">Hakon Helm IIHow does this look? I swapped Dex and Wis and made Wis Prime instead of Str, to emphasize the strength of will of a Paladin instead of the physical strength derived from his ancestory. I'm pretty sure this is a "bad" way to use these stat's and Primes, but it seems to fit the character. Since we have no Clercis per se, does his Turn Undead ability fit the campaign? Likewise, I wasn't quite sure what to do with his Feat. Cheers, Christopher  Hakon Helm Church KnightAllegiances to the Order Militant, The Law of God, and the Code of Chivalry(i.e. 3rd Level Half-Orc Paladin, Lawful Good) Str 18 (+3)Dex 12Con 18 (+3)Int 10Wis 15 (+1) *Cha 5 (–2) * * Prime Characteristics: Wisdom, Charisma Cursed Race: born half-orc to human parentsBackground Profession: Cantor (”Aye, he’s hideous, but he’s a beautiful tenor.”)Sanity Points: 75Feat: Unshakable Faith, +? to Wis and Cha Saves? Detect Evil 60’Darkvision 60’Enhanced Smell 30’Martial Prowess, +1 AC UnarmoredDivine Aura, +2 AC and Saves vs. EvilDivine Health, Immune to DiseaseCure Disease, 1 / wkLay on Hands, Cure 2hp / lvl / dayTurn Undead, Wis @ lvl –2 to Turn, # Turned d12 / d6 / 1 HP 33AC 17 (19 vs. Evil) Black Plate Mail, +7 AC Two-handed Sword, 2d6 +3 @ +5Hand Axe, d6 +3 @ +5 (Thrown 10’ @ +2)Dagger, d4 +3 @ +5 (Thrown 10’ @ +2) TunicTrousersHeavy BootsCloakLeather GlovesSilver Holy SymbolSignet RingCoin: 115 gp Large PouchArmor and Weapon OilWhetstoneFlint and SteelBandages (10) BackpackBedrollTrousersTunics (2)Soft BootsRations (7 days)Waterskin (1 gallon)  Background: In the seventh year after the crowning of the young king, a despairing young couple of noble blood placed their first-born child into the care of a remote monastery, desperate to hide the curse of its twisted form. Well-paid to ensure the boy’s comfort and their own silence, the brother monks cared for him in their own harsh and unforgiving way, seeking to turn the taint of past evil to future good. Under their tutelage, young Hakon grew in stature and promise beyond his curse. In time, he left the monastery and traveled the world, a champion to those oppressed by the evil that had shaped him. Hiding his course mien behind hood and armor, he earned the name Hakon Helm. </blockquote>

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