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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erland" data-source="post: 3216730" data-attributes="member: 27386">Philippe Fitzroi[CODE]Name: Philippe FitzroiClass:  Rogue 4 / Swashbuckler 2 / Fighter 1 / Duelist 1    XP: 32,000Race: HumanSize: MediumGender: MaleAlignment: Chaotic NeutralDeity: NoneS: 10 +0 (pc 2)D: 16 +3 (pc 6 +2 level bonus)C: 12 +1 (pc 4)I: 16 +3 (pc 10)W: 12 +1 (pc 4)Ch: 14 +2 (pc 6)HP: 50 (max @ 1st, then average +1 each level, +8 Con)BAB: +7/+2    Melee: +7(+10)    Ranged: +10Speed: 30’Init: +3AC: 20 [21] (10base +5 armor +2 shield +3Dex [+1Canny Defense] [+1 Dodge])Touch: 13 [14]        Flatfooted: 20Fort: +5 +1(Con) = +6Ref: +5 +3(Dex) +1(Grace) = +9Will: +1 +1(Wis) = +2SkillsBalance 2 +3(Dex) -2(armor) +2(synergy) = +5Bluff 10 +2(Cha) = +12Climb 2 +0(Str) = +2Diplomacy 5 +2(Cha) +6(synergy) +5(magic) = +18Disable Device 3 +3(Int) = +6Escape Artist 4 +3(Dex) -2(armor) = +5Gather Information 5 +2(Cha) +2(synergy) = +9Hide 8 +3(Dex) -2(armor) = +9Intimidate 2 +2(Cha) +2(synergy) = +6Jump 2 +0(Str) -2(armor) +2(synergy) = +2Knowledge (local) 5 + 3(Int) +1(feat) = +9Knowledge (Nobility and royalty) 5 +3(Int) +1(feat) = +9Languages (? native + 3)Listen 6 +1(Wis) = +7Move Silently 8 +3(Dex) -2(armor) = +9Open Lock 7 +3(Dex) +5(magic) = +15Perform (Acting) 1 +2(Cha) = +3Perform (Dance) 3 +2(Cha) = +5Perform (Oratory) 1 +2(Cha) +5(magic) = +8Search 7 +3(Int) [+5(magic)] = +10 [+15]Sense Motive 7 +1(Wis) = +8Spot 7 + 1(Wis) = +8Tumble 10 +3(Dex) -2(armor) = +11Feats:Combat ExpertiseDodgeEducationImproved FeintMobilityWeapon FinesseSpecial AbilitiesRacial (Human)•    Medium: As Medium creatures, humans have no special bonuses or         penalties due to their size. •    Human base land speed is 30 feet. •    1 extra feat at 1st level. •    4 extra skill points at 1st level and 1 extra skill point at each         additional level.•    Automatic Language: Common. Bonus Languages: Any (other than        secret languages, such as Druidic).  See the Speak Language skill. •    Favored Class: Any. When determining whether a multiclass human takes        an experience point penalty, his or her highest-level class does not         count.Rogue:•    Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Rogues are proficient with all simple         weapons plus the hand crossbow, rapier, sap, short bow, and short         sword.  Rogues are proficient with light armor, but not with shields. •    Sneak Attack +2d6•    Trapfinding•    Evasion – At 2nd level and higher, a rogue can avoid even magical         and unusual attacks with great agility. If she makes a successful         Reflex save against an attack that normally deals half damage on a         successful save, she instead takes no damage. Evasion can be used         only if the rogue is wearing light armor or no armor. •    Trap Sense – At 3rd level, a rogue gains an intuitive sense that         alerts her to danger from traps, giving her a +1 bonus on Reflex         saves made to avoid traps and a +1 dodge bonus to AC against attacks         made by traps.•    Uncanny Dodge – Starting at 4th level, a rogue can react to danger         before her senses would normally allow her to do so. She retains her         Dexterity bonus to AC (if any) even if she is caught flatfooted or         struck by an invisible attacker.  However, she still loses her         Dexterity bonus to AC if immobilized. Swashbuckler:•    Weapon and Armor Proficiency – Swashbucklers are proficient with         all simple and martial weapons and with light armor.•    Weapon Finesse – Bonus feat (already included above).•    Grace – At 2nd level swashbucklers gains a +1 competence bonus on         Reflex saves.Fighter:•    Bonus Feat – At first and every even numbered level (already included         above).Duelist:•    Canny Defense – When not wearing armor or using a shield, a duelist         adds 1 point of Intelligence bonus (if any) per duelist class level         to her Dexterity bonus to modify Armor Class while wielding a         melee weapon. If a duelist is caught flatfooted or otherwise denied         her Dexterity bonus, she also loses this bonus.Equipment:Rapier +2 (AB+12 1d6+2p/18-20/x2 2lb) 8320gpThrowing Daggers x6 (AB+10 1d4ps/19-20/x2 10’ 1lb) 12gpMithral Shirt +1 (AC +5, Armor Check -2 10lb) 2100gpBuckler +1 (AC +2 5lb) 1165gpRing of Lockpicking (+5 competence bonus to Open Lock) 4500gpChoker of Eloquence (+5 competence bonus to Bluff, Diplomacy,     Perform (Oratory)) 6000gpGoggles of Minute Seeing (+5 competence bonus to Search w/in 1’) 1250gpMW Lockpicks 2lb 100gpExplorer’s outfit –Courtier’s outfit x3 18lb 90gpElixir of Hiding x2 (+10 competence bonus to Hide for 1 hour) 500gpElixir of Sneaking x2 (+10 competence bonus to Move Silently for     1 hour) 500gpPotion – Cure Light Wounds x5 (cure 1d8+1hp) 250gpSignet ring and various jewelry 213gpMoney: 2000gpAge: 20Height: 5’ 11”Weight: 159Eyes: BlueHair: Light Brown w/ blond highlights (“dirty blond”)Skin: Lightly tanned[Sblock=The Path of Vengence] None of your gifts work against Innocents. The Charisma penalities stack, but don't apply to any Curse     checks you may make.  If you had a 16 CHA and now it's a 14,     you still get the +3 bonus on your Curses checks.Step 1: True Strike 1/day // Can only target someone who has         injuried or insulted you.Step 2: Voice of Wrath feat // Your voice turns dry and scratchy,         -2 ChaStep 3: Rage 1/day (as the spell) // Paranoia Madness effectStep 4: Detect Thoughts 3/day // Evil alignment when planning         or taking revenge, -2 ChaStep 5: Slay Living 1/day // -4 Wis, -2 Cha The idea behind this Path is that Philippe can avoid using the gifts by changing your behavior, but he probably won't.  The 'no Innocents' clause is in there as a target for his Paranoia. [/sblock][/CODE]One of the innumerable waifs who run the streets almost unnoticed, Philippe survived childhood on his wits, charm, and whatever he could steal or scrounge. The specific circumstances which left him a homeless orphan are lost to time. He vaguely remembers a woman, attractive but old before her time, who must be his mother, and a succession of men (relatives? johns?), culminated by noise, chaos, and then silence - the silence of the grave. Perhaps his mother was a whore killed by a customer, or a laundry wench taken by plague, or something else entirely - whatever, it didn't make any difference in the day-to-day struggle for survival, so it was quickly forgotten, pushed aside by more important concerns.Philippe is not even his real name, just the latest in a long line of psuedonyms taken for a month, a day, or just a night. Whatever name his parent(s) gave him is long forgotten, along with the memories of his parents themselves. To himself, the boy borrowed the name of the small falcons he saw flying through the streets - Kestrel, or even just Kes. He envied the birds their ability to fly away from the suffering Kes lived in every day.Not surprisingly, Kes fell into a gang of children and learned how to steal, scam, and hide. In spite of his skills and natural talent, he would probably have died of hunger some harsh winter, had he not caught the eye of an out-of-favor fencing master. The way the boy moved suggested unrealized potential to the foreigner. Under Abban Faria's instruction, the boy learned to pass in civilized company, in addition to swordplay.Now, Philippe travels the outskirts of upper class society, passing himself off as the illegitimate son of aristocracy. He joins with the noble youths in their various passtimes, including the group calling themselves By the Moons Light. His performances, when called upon to directly participate, approach Death from the point of view of that notable himself - the hunter rather than hunted, predator rather than prey.Few observers would suspect the feral background of the dashing young man. Fewer still would suspect the envy and contempt he holds for his so-called peers.Kes holds equal loathing for the Guards and the formal Thieves Guilds - the one for cuffing waifs to the side and trying to hide their need from "decent folk", the other for punishing the children for daring to impinge upon the Guild's trade in order to feed themselves. Likewise, as the gods held no regard for the needs of children, now Kes has no regard for the gods - so long as they have nothing to do with him, he'll have nothing to do with them, and that's the way he likes it.He does have some small interest in two other groups. He doesn't have the connections required to join the Society for the Advancement of Mankind, and he is deeply suspicious that their philanthropic overtures are merely for show, though part of him hopes otherwise. He respects the abilities and detachment of Sir Richard's Knights, but dislikes the thought of having to serve and protect the nobility.On the street, you can't show weakness.  As a result, Philippe never forgets an insult, and tries to get even sooner or later.</blockquote>

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