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<blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 4061083" data-attributes="member: 1231">Hmmm... this thread looks like it needs a bit of a bump, so maybe I will expand on what I said earlier for the half-elf cleric of the Blood of Vol, and explain what those stats I put up are supposed to represent.Str 10 Dex 14 Con 8 Int 16 Wis 18 Cha 12So, traditionally, the Blood of Vol is very stuctured and community based, with sinister overtones to the whole thing that stem from its lawful evil alignment (the religion, arguable, should be lawful neutral). But this heretic takes the premise that blood is divinity and adds a bit of a libertarian bent for it, as in, &quot; If I am divine because of my blood, why must I submit to the will of others? I am divine after all. &quot; So, physically he favours his elven ancestors, which can kind of account for his physical stats. That, and he perhaps has a bit of a crazy hermit vibe going on, unhealthily thin, but still retaining his strength. An above average charisma was a no brainer, but I would not want it too high because he is supposed to be an outsider. Wisdom is maxed for obvious reasons, but the high intelligence gives him that brilliancy that is often required for forging new ground. Going to Xen'drik might be part escape, part religious experience. Perhaps the Qalabrin would be too obscure for him to have heard of at 6th level, but that would be the direction I would be interested in exploring in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaodi, post: 4061083, member: 1231"] Hmmm... this thread looks like it needs a bit of a bump, so maybe I will expand on what I said earlier for the half-elf cleric of the Blood of Vol, and explain what those stats I put up are supposed to represent. Str 10 Dex 14 Con 8 Int 16 Wis 18 Cha 12 So, traditionally, the Blood of Vol is very stuctured and community based, with sinister overtones to the whole thing that stem from its lawful evil alignment (the religion, arguable, should be lawful neutral). But this heretic takes the premise that blood is divinity and adds a bit of a libertarian bent for it, as in, " If I am divine because of my blood, why must I submit to the will of others? I am [I]divine[/I] after all. " So, physically he favours his elven ancestors, which can kind of account for his physical stats. That, and he perhaps has a bit of a crazy hermit vibe going on, unhealthily thin, but still retaining his strength. An above average charisma was a no brainer, but I would not want it too high because he is supposed to be an outsider. Wisdom is maxed for obvious reasons, but the high intelligence gives him that brilliancy that is often required for forging new ground. Going to Xen'drik might be part escape, part religious experience. Perhaps the Qalabrin would be too obscure for him to have heard of at 6th level, but that would be the direction I would be interested in exploring in. [/QUOTE]

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