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<blockquote data-quote="Voda Vosa" data-source="post: 4444796" data-attributes="member: 51271">[sblock=Helfdan]Neccesary background notesAt the age of 23 years you are an imperial officer, a title that invest you with honor and glory, and one that you carry with pride. Although you tasks as such are not more noble than “Guard a door” or “Patrol the village” you still remember the greatness of the Capital city. It’s people, distinguished noble man, among them, your master in the martial arts, a disciple himself, of Lu Ian Sin, the Dancing sword. He was a severe man, but a good master. Through discipline you learned the ways of [your choised weapon] and step close to the path enlightenment. But your way to greatness ended there, since then, you didn’t do anything greater than catch a chicken thief or stop a tavern fight.&nbsp; You were assigned with a group of your peers to the distant village of Iron Hill, a town built at the feet of the grey-picked Iron Mountains. The town itself was small and scattered, many of it’s inhabitants lived of husbandry and mining in the mountains. Your master once said “Where there is nothing to steal, there will be no crime, and people will live in the peace of the poor” A blunt statement for an imperial officer, but truth, nonetheless. This town was more peaceful than the seven heavens themselves.&nbsp;&nbsp; You can equip yourself with armor and a weapon of your choice. You’ll have a symbol of the empire and papers that accredited you as an imperial officer. Additionally you’ll have 300 gp worth in the equipment you wish, with no restrictions (think of potions or something, a ranged weapon could prove useful). I would rather not see a shield wielding paladin (to western) but it’s up to you. [/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voda Vosa, post: 4444796, member: 51271"] [sblock=Helfdan] Neccesary background notes At the age of 23 years you are an imperial officer, a title that invest you with honor and glory, and one that you carry with pride. Although you tasks as such are not more noble than “Guard a door” or “Patrol the village” you still remember the greatness of the Capital city. It’s people, distinguished noble man, among them, your master in the martial arts, a disciple himself, of Lu Ian Sin, the Dancing sword. He was a severe man, but a good master. Through discipline you learned the ways of [your choised weapon] and step close to the path enlightenment. But your way to greatness ended there, since then, you didn’t do anything greater than catch a chicken thief or stop a tavern fight. You were assigned with a group of your peers to the distant village of Iron Hill, a town built at the feet of the grey-picked Iron Mountains. The town itself was small and scattered, many of it’s inhabitants lived of husbandry and mining in the mountains. Your master once said “Where there is nothing to steal, there will be no crime, and people will live in the peace of the poor” A blunt statement for an imperial officer, but truth, nonetheless. This town was more peaceful than the seven heavens themselves. You can equip yourself with armor and a weapon of your choice. You’ll have a symbol of the empire and papers that accredited you as an imperial officer. Additionally you’ll have 300 gp worth in the equipment you wish, with no restrictions (think of potions or something, a ranged weapon could prove useful). I would rather not see a shield wielding paladin (to western) but it’s up to you. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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