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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 3288481" data-attributes="member: 1231">I'm still looking for a solo game, and I don't expect this concept to garner any replies either, but I'll give it a try anyway.Calraak grew up in Malleon's Gate, and he was quick to learn the natural hierarchy of goblinoid life. Put simply, bugbears and hobgoblins at the top, and city goblins, like him, at the bottom.Most of the folks in district just accept this as life, and Calraak did to, until his eyes were opened by an old goblin priest of the Sovereign Host from the Temple. Under the tutelage of the priest, he went from plain slum dweller to warrior of the Host. His " holy mission " , to build a better home for the goblins of Dura. The hobgoblins and bugbears had Darguun, let the city goblins rule the Depths of Sharn!In the Depths, as many know, lie the ancient ruins of Ja'shaarat. Mostly buried, dangerous and swarming with foul monsters, they have become the purview of the brave and foolhardy adventurers of Clifftop and Deathsgate. Calraak sees that coming to an end. He is only one goblin, but he believes that the ruins can be excavated and rebuilt, at least to some extent, and that they will make an ideal home for goblins that have suffered far too long in the slums, forgotten by the city's wealthy and elite.Calraak is a male goblin, a lawful evil cleric of the Sovereign Host with the Community and Fire domains. In time, he may multiclass as a marshall. He has str 10, dex 14, con 10, int 12, wis 15, cha 14. His feats are filth eater and craft wondrous item, and he has 4 ranks in concentration, 2 in diplomacy, 4 in heal, 2 in knowledge (history), 5 in knowledge (religion) and 1 in spellcraft. Notable possessions include a shadowweave robe, leather armour, a handy haversack, unguent of timelessness, spear and masterwork dagger, as well as a selection of standard equipment.I see Calraak as being an unknown quantity in the beginning, but probably butting heads with the various criminal elements as well as the larger goblinoids of Malleon's Gate, in addition to exploring the Depths. Again, if this really catches the fancy of anyone, I wouldn't mind a partner in crime I guess, and with the worrisome disappearance of Isida, I might decide to DM a solo campaign, possibly in the same theme. It is what has caught my fancy, for the moment.</blockquote>

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