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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Olrox17" data-source="post: 6709199" data-attributes="member: 6801397">Went for a ranged fighter with scout/nature oriented skills. Here's Corilo:STATS:[sblock]CoriloNeutral Good Human Fighter 4Background: Folk HeroStr 10Dex 18    Con 14    Int 10     Wis 15    Cha 8HP 36AC 15 (leather)Prof Bonus +2Init +4Race-------Human- +1 to Dex and Wis- Bonus Feat: Crossbow Expert- Bonus Skill proficiency: StealthClass-------Fighter- Fighting Style (Archery)- Second Wind- Combat Superiority (4d8, Maneuvers: Precision Attack, Trip Attack, Parry)- Student of War (Smith's Tools)Proficiencies--------------Weapons: Simple, MartialArmor: AllTools: Woodcarver’s Tools, Smith’s Tools, Vehicles (land)Saves: Constitution, StrenghtFeats------1 Crossbow Expert4 Attribute Boost (Dexterity)Skills-------Acrobatics +6Perception +4Survival +4Animal Handling +4Stealth +6Languages----------Common, HalflingEquipment-------------Money: 10gpWeapons--------Light CrossbowLongbow2 martial weapons20 bolts20 arrowsArmor------Leather ArmorOthers-----Woodcarver’s tools, shovel, iron pot, common clothes, explorer’s pack.[/sblock]Background coming soon. EDIT: background added.BACKGROUND[sblock]Corilo was born a son of farmers sometime during the year 1357 in Tethyr. Those were troubled times in Tethyr, as war ravaged the land and left very little for the common people. Famine and plagues ran rampant, while haughty nobles only cared about their disputes.Near the end of the war, the losing side was getting more and more desperate, and with desperation came utter ruthlessness. Corilo, among many others children, was forcefully conscripted in Yusuf Jhannivvar’s army, forced to fight or die.An army sergeant put a crossbow in young Corilo’s hands, and told him to kill as many people as possible. The war had turned into guerrilla warfare, and to the army child soldiers were just meat shields. They expected them to all die.Most of them did die, but Corilo survived that hell. He proved to be a very good shot, and guerrilla warfare seemed to came natural to him. At the end of the war, Corilo was able to return home to his parents. He was in shambles, both mentally and physically. Going back to is normal life was the only thing he wanted…Or so he thought. He tried to leave war behind, but apparently war was unable to leave him. Something inside of him had changed on the battlefield, and he was unable to enjoy the peaceful life a young farmer. Something irrational inside of him longed for the battlefield.At the age of 16, Corilo joined Gorstan’s Riders, a mercenary band entirely composed of elite horse archers and mounted crossbowmen. Already a great shooter, Corilo learned a lot in his years with Gorstan and his men.This came to an abrupt end in 1376. Gorstan’s Riders were involved in a local conflict between rival powers in Chessenta. The mercenary band was ambushed by a force superior in numbers, and a bloody battle ensued. The mercs repelled the attackers, but at a heavy cost: three quarters of the band, plus Gorstan himself, lay dead at the end of the battle. With no strong leadership, the band fell apart in hours. Once again, Corilo returned home sad and exhausted. At least, his pockets were full this time.Corilo swore to himself never to get involved in war again. A curious offer reached him a few months after his return, though. The famed Shadow Stars, for some reason, offered him membership.His common sense was telling him to refuse, but something inside of him, a dangerous feeling of excitement, led him to accept. Ideal: People deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.Bond: If you mistreat or enslave a child, you are my enemy.Flaw: I enjoy battle far more than I should.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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