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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dog Moon" data-source="post: 2842628" data-attributes="member: 23023">Okay, I have my character idea ready:SaravaHuman Hexblade 12 [Archer][SBLOCK]"Luck is important, both good and bad, good for me, bad for you.  Ever been in a major fight and your opponent trips at a poor moment and you manage to get the kill?  Luck.  Bad for him, good for you.  Luck can change anything and everything, but you have to be aware of it and ready to change depending on your luck."-SaravaSarava was born to a family that one wouldn't consider great, the child of a cheap prostitute and a gambler.  His mother died when he was young due to a disease, but his father continued to live on.  Luck, he was told early by his father, that's the only reason he lived.  His father was what most would consider a poor gambler.  He didn't understand people nor could he read them.  Half the time he didn't even look at his cards when he played, but he still managed to live comfortably with his son.  Sarava was told that he could never truly understood luck and should never attempt to.  Live with it and let it flow.  Take the opportunities luck provides.Sarava, however, was not of the same temperament as his father and though he agreed on his father's points of luck, he tended to dislike playing cards and drinking.  Instead, he combined his luck and his sly tongue to sell valuables, mainly jewelry and gems, to attractive ladies, a habit he was fond of.Everything was good and his life fine until he was drafted into the army because of the war.  He didn't understand how this could have taken him from his pleasant life, why his luck had turned on him.  It took all his might to not focus on it and dwell on the reasons behind his draft and the war.  Instead, he accepted his position and went to battle.  His luck did not fail him and though he fought in many difficult battles, he survived when so many of his comrades had not.When he met Calanthe in the middle of a desperate battle and they both managed to escape alive, he believed that his luck had steered him to be what was considered the love of his life.  They were assigned the same group and made each other happy.  Sarava was asked to join a special type of military group, one that performed more specific missions as opposed to being part of a general army.  Although he hated to be apart from Calanthe, he felt he could not turn this down.  He helped complete several such missions and visited Calanthe whenever he had freetime.  He felt their love grow despite their periods of separation.He had just been assigned an important mission when he learned that Calanthe was with child...And thus current time begins.[/SBLOCK]</blockquote>

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