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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 8385014" data-attributes="member: 52734">Challenge accepted.&nbsp; This is my actual character for Rime of the Frostmaiden.The sixth son of the Decimite family, Yniborys was trained in the mystical arts of blade and spear.&nbsp; He served as the clan's hunter for many years, leading hunting expeditions and tracking down the clan's enemies.&nbsp; Recent events have forced him further away from his clan's outpost into Tentowns in search of food for his clan - and to locate a murderer who has slain two of his brothers while they slept.Yniborys summons his pact weapon by thrusting his hand into the nearby snow and retrieving the icicle-like weapon from the frozen ground.&nbsp; He has an unnatural skill to understand and interact with animals - a trait he is mystified that other hunters does not possess.&nbsp; His patron is the Elk Lord, who has taught him the ways of the wild and how to respectfully hunt the creatures of the frozen plains and woods.&nbsp; In return, Yniborys has vowed not to hunt the sacred elk of Ten Towns, though all other game - especially those who hunt and kill for sport - are at his mercy.Yniborys travels with three companions; his hunter friends Dan the Nought, Ein the Sharp-eyed and his mystical servant and attendant, Haria Horn-bearer.<a href="http://www.dndbeyond.com/sheet-pdfs/Stormonu521_38595456.pdf" target="_blank">www.dndbeyond.com/sheet-pdfs/Stormonu521_38595456.pdf</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 8385014, member: 52734"] Challenge accepted. This is my actual character for Rime of the Frostmaiden. [I]The sixth son of the Decimite family, Yniborys was trained in the mystical arts of blade and spear. He served as the clan's hunter for many years, leading hunting expeditions and tracking down the clan's enemies. Recent events have forced him further away from his clan's outpost into Tentowns in search of food for his clan - and to locate a murderer who has slain two of his brothers while they slept. Yniborys summons his pact weapon by thrusting his hand into the nearby snow and retrieving the icicle-like weapon from the frozen ground. He has an unnatural skill to understand and interact with animals - a trait he is mystified that other hunters does not possess. His patron is the Elk Lord, who has taught him the ways of the wild and how to respectfully hunt the creatures of the frozen plains and woods. In return, Yniborys has vowed not to hunt the sacred elk of Ten Towns, though all other game - especially those who hunt and kill for sport - are at his mercy. [i]Yniborys travels with three companions; his hunter friends Dan the Nought, Ein the Sharp-eyed and his mystical servant and attendant, Haria Horn-bearer.[/I] [URL='http://www.dndbeyond.com/sheet-pdfs/Stormonu521_38595456.pdf']www.dndbeyond.com/sheet-pdfs/Stormonu521_38595456.pdf[/URL][/I] [/QUOTE]

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