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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Someone" data-source="post: 1711552" data-attributes="member: 5656">NAME:  Tares Hehrog, aka the Archsorcerer, supreme warlock, and other names, most of them unpleasant.Race: HumanClass:  Sorcerer 15/archmage 5Level: 20Alignment: LNExperience: 209999Description: Tall and imposing, though not physically powerful. Grey is starting to dot his brown hair and beard, both kept short. His face is square and regular, but not exactly attractive. Tares presence is almost overwhelming; like if they were in a temple, lesser people tend to whisper when he´s in the same room.AGE: 43HGT: 6´2´´WGT: 170 lbSEX: Male………..Total……Point buy…..Level advancement…..Inherent bonuses…Magic itemsSTR:..…10(+0)..….10(2)             DEX:….16(+3)…...10(2)………………………………………………..............………...+6CON:….17(+3)…...11(3)…………………………………………….…………................+6INT:…...16(+3)…..14(6)........................................+2WIS:…..14(+2).…..14(6)CHA:…..34(+12)…18(16)………….+5…………………......…..+5.....………………..+6AC: 18=10+5 (armor, robe of the archmagi) +3 (Dex)Speed 30 feet.HP:  4+(3x19)+60=121Saves: .........Total.....Class......Ability......Magic   Fort.....+13.......+6.........+3..........+4Ref......+13.......+6.........+3..........+4Will......+19......+13........+2..........+4Skills: [Total ranks 137]Concentration +26=18 sorcerer ranks + 5 archmage ranks + 3(Con)Spellcraft +31=18 sorcerer ranks +5 archmage ranks +3 (int) + 3 (feat) +2 (Kn arcana sinergy)Knowledge(arcana) +26=18 sorcerer ranks +5 archmage ranks +3 (Int)Knowledge (the planes) +22=9 sorcerer cross-class ranks +10 archmage ranks +3 (Int)Knowledge (nature) +17=9 sorcerer cross-class ranks  +3 (Int)Knowledge (dungeoneering) +17=9 sorcerer cross-class ranks +5 archmage ranks +3 (Int)Feats:Spell focus-TransmutationSpell focus-EvocationEschew materialsSkill focus-SpellcraftEmpower spellSpell penetrationTwin spellSilent SpellLanguages: Common, Draconic, Celestial Initiative: +3Attack: Melee +9/+4, ranged +12/+7 (no weapons)Special abilities:High arcana: Mastery of Shaping, Mastery of Elements, Mastery of Counterspells, Spell Power x2Spell resistance 18 (robe)Spells: Caster level 22 (+26 to beat spell resistance) Spells/day:  6/9/9/9/9/6/7/7/7/7. Save DC 22+spell level.0-Read magic, Detect magic, Prestidigitation, Light, Arcane mark, Message, Mage hand, Open/close, Ray of frost.1-Magic Missile, Protection from Evil, Feather Fall, Ray of Enfeeblement, Shield.2-See Invisibility, Scorching Ray, Detect Thoughts, Darkvision, Knock.3-Arcane Sight, Fireball, Fly, Protection from Energy.4-Enervation, Greater Invisibility, Stoneskin, Dimensional Anchor.5-Telekinesis, Cone of Cold, Sending, Wall of Force.6-Greater Dispel Magic, Analyze Dweomer, Disintegrate.7-Forcecage, Greater Teleport, Greater Scrying. 8-Polymorph Any Object, Mind Blank, Greater Prying Eyes.9-Shapechange, Gate, Meteor Swarm. Equipment:Cloak of charisma +6   36kAmulet of health +6   36kRobe of the archmagi (grey) 75 kGloves of Dexterity +6 36kTome of leadership +5 (used) 137,5 kTome of understanding +2 (used) 55 kRing of sustenance 2,2 kRing of Freedom of movement 40 kStaff of illusion (25 charges) 32,5 kPortable hole 20kMirror of mental prowess 200kScrolls of: Wish (28825 gp) True seeing (1900) Vision (3025). Wand of Rope Trick (4500)Material components for Stoneskin (20 uses, 5000 gp) and Forcecage (10 uses, 15000 gp), Scrying focus (1000), Shapechange focus (1500), Analyze Dweomer focus (1500)+-27500 gp in spare cash.--------------------------------------Third son of a small merchant, Tares grew in an evironment of discipline and attention to detail. His grandfather was nothing more than a farmer that through hard labor saved some money. His father took that money and multiplied it with nothing more than common sense, countless hours of work and little sleep. Though –almost- all the family were similarly industrious, Tares was the most similar to his father.When he was 13 he started to show hints of magical aptitude. Since his older brothers could manage the familiar business, Tares´ father was happy to send his son into apprenticeship, thinking that a wizard in the family could be the best thing that could happen to them. But he was rejected in all of the wizard towers, magical academies and schools of spellcraft. “The boy is smart, but not enough to train him for free” they said. “And you don´t have the money. We´re sorry.” Tares didn´t gave up.He worked hard and used every bit of money to buy book of magic or access to magical libraries. Since he had zero magical training, starting was very hard, but finally he grasped the basics and started practicing basic cantrips at night. His method was hard, slow, tiring and time-consuming, but at the end effective: practice the same spell once and again, until he could do that in a moments thought and ultimately understood the spell´s inner workings. His knowledge expanded, slow but steady. The wizards continued rejecting him, as a lucky amateur; it was time to look for new sources of money, since he needed more expensive scrolls and exotic works of magic theory. He started a career as an adventurer; explored the Glittering Caves looking for Jull Gruss´ spellbook, lost ten years before. Helped the shining company of Cimulas in their assault of the Granite keep, overrun by fiendish orcs, and soon after served as a mercenary with the army of the evil god Darmek. He grew in power, and always clashed with the wizard community´s contempt first, then surprise, then, in some cases, anger and fear, respect and fear in others, and in few wizards, admiration and fear.One of his worst enemies was Axiluu the Golden, famed diviner and item crafter, owner of the fabled Mirror of the Eagle´s Eye and counsellor of King Therdes of Camecia. He attacked Tares –verbally- at the slightest occasion, criticizing (sp?) him as a purely empirical spellcaster that didn´t deserved the name of “mage”, that his intelligence was inferior, and that he could not stand in a battle against a real wizard. Finally, Axiluu challenged Tares. Tares immediately teleported and blasted the old thing into a handful of dust. Slightly later he learned that the rules of a Wizard Battle were slightly different of what he though they were, and involved carefully timing of preparatory spells and fighting in a previously appointed place to avoid  killing innocents. To wich the sorcerer answered that he couldn´t care less since that was the way he was used to fight, –wich was true- that he finally had surpassed them in power and had no interest to him –true again- and that if they wanted to repeat the experience, he would be glad, specially now that he was the Mirror´s new owner. Tares continues restlessly working, 14 hours a day, every day, from his private tower at King Therdes of Camecia´s castle, as the new magical advisor. With his new position´s resources and the use of the Mirror, he´s dicovered countless arcane secrets and long forgotten bits of magical lore that few wizards ever have heard of. With that knowledge, there are few that could match him.</blockquote>

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