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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OnlytheStrong" data-source="post: 4007966" data-attributes="member: 54781">Here is my background for Kadon, a half-giant psychic warrior (straight progression or pw 9/ fighter 4). Kadon (aka Wavebreaker)[sblock=background]Kadon followed in his father's footsteps, joining the city guard at an early age. He was 3rd generation soldier, and had quite a bit to live up to. His grandfather was rumored to be one of the mightiest warriors in history and his father was nearly legendary as well. He had once witnessed his father turn the tide of a battle, simply by charging. Kadon could remember standing on the city's walls, watching the armies march. The leaders had decided it would be better to attack than to sit behind the walls and wait, for there were many, many women and children inside the gates. The soldiers were being beaten badly by an army of superior numbers, when he witness his fathers greatsword lift high into the air, then heard a deafening battle cry. The half-giant roared ahead, and managed to slice nearly all the way through the enemy lines. The enemy fled before the wild half-giant. He had nearly won the battle by himself. Kadon grew up with that image of his father burned into his brain. The sword, shining bright into the sun, the roar of his battle cry, and the fury he unleashed on his enemies. He trained as often as he could, sometimes missing a meal to practice sparring. His devotion did not go unnoticed, as he was quickly making progress up the military ranks. He first saw combat during a routine patrol roughly a mile outside of the town. His company was ambushed, mostly due to a incompetent commanding officer. Their scout had appropriately informed him that he had noticed tracks in the area, and that from how they were laid out a fight would be in the near future. Over half of the warriors were slain in the first wave of the ambush, Kadon managed to blow a potentially fatal arrow by simply lowering his head, making it deflect off his helmet. That was the day he was promoted to his current rank of captain. He was placed in charge of his company as they were temporarily removed from patrols, due to the influx of new recruits that were not properly trained yet. Kadon spent his days training his new soldiers, at least he did until news of a war began to spread. When the news came, he ordered his second in command to take over their training as he went to help make the plans for defense. [/sblock]</blockquote>

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