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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ethandrew" data-source="post: 3339926" data-attributes="member: 17456">Livingston 'Half-Priest'Male HalflingCleric 2; Divine MagicianNeutralKelemvor: Death DomainStr 12 – (6 pts) -2 Racial Dex 14 – (4 pts) +2 RacialCon 9 -- (1 pts)Int 10 -- (2 pts)Wis 14 -- (6 pts)Cha 16 -- (10 pts)Hit Points 12 (8 + 6 – 2)AC 19, Touch 13, Flat 17Init +2 BAB +1, Grap -3Speed 15 (base 20, Light Load, Medium Armor)Fort +3, Ref +3, Will +6+3 Melee, Morningstar, 1d6+1, 20/x2, Bludgeoning+5 Ranged, Sling, 1d3, 20/x2, 50'r , BludgeoningSmall 3'3" tall, 37 lbs, 40 yrs oldBlack Hair, Brown Almond-shaped Eyes, Pale ComplexionSpeaks Common, Halfling+1 Concentration (2 Ranks - 1 CON) +2 Spellcraft (2 Ranks + 0 INT) +5 Knowledge Religion (5 Ranks + 0 INT) +1 Knowledge Arcane (1 Rank + 0 INT)+4 Listen (2 WIS + 2 Racial) +2 Spot (2 WIS)Feats-Corpsecrafter: All created or raised undead get +4 STR enhancement and +2 hp per HD Racename Traits-Small Size-+2 Climb, Jump, Move Silently-+1 Saving Throws-+2 Saving Throws versus Fear-+1 Attack Rolls with thrown weapons and slings-+2 ListenClassname Abilities-Rebuke Undead: 6 times/day, Turning check = 1d20+5, Turning damage = 2d6+4Spells Prepared0th- Light, Detect Magic, Resistance, Read Magic 1st- Summon Undead I, Chill Touch (from Divine Magician), Bless, Cause Fear (D)Save DC: Base = 12Warpony: Medium AnimalHP: 18 (8+6+4), Init: +1, Speed: 30ft, AC: 19 (+5 Chain Mail Barding, +1 DEX, +2 Natural), Riding SaddleEverything else as per MM.Background[sblock]This section is incomplete. The FR pantheon is unknown to me, and without a suitable deity, I am not ready to fabricate a story that could be completely countered by FR lore. Potential backstory would be that Livingston was an acolyte for his God but was so focused on only the death aspect of his church that he alienated himself, and due to his stubborn nature, continually butted-heads with his superiors, which garnered him the unfortunate nickname of Half-Priest (a mockery of not only his death-centered devotion, but his diminuative stature as well). When their church received the initial summons from Phaeton Obarskyr, it was decided that Livingston was ready to leave and serve his God outside of the walls, although they were very wary of the perception nonbelievers would receive upon this unorthodox representative of their faith. Upon his return after completing his first assignment, Livingston, full-knowing of the illwill on his departure, was quite surprised at the cordial, if not warm, welcoming he received. After the second letter arrived, there was no hesitation about his involvement in this secretive matter.[/sblock]Personality[sblock]Very forthcoming, Livingston is not shy about his hobby. While understanding how others might view his dealings with death as unnatural and evil, Livingston feels quite the opposite. He views the art of manipulating the dead as part of the natural order of the world; everybody wants to be useful in life, why should that change in death? Coming off as a little crazed and obsessed at times, Livingston defends his actions as not truly dealing with death, but dealing with life. Despite all of the negative connotations following him around, Livingston is actually very kind-natured, if not a little self-serving at times, as well as being a bit stubborn. He is a very devoted follower of life and death, appeasing whichever god will grant him his abilities with great zeal, truly feeling blessed at being offered such a boon. Known only to him, Livingston’s ultimate goal is to harness the ability to manifest the memory of a person’s death into their rebirth. Oddly enough, amongst friends, Livingston goes by the name "Life."[/sblock] Appearance[sblock]Livingston is quite attractive. His features compliment each other very well: a chiseled jawline; high cheekbones; big, vibrant brown eyes. He keeps his hair well groomed into a loose dangle of black, pulled behind his ears, punctuated by an exaggerated widow’s peak.[/sblock]Items Worn-Blood Red Breastplate, doesn’t shine, seems to absorb light instead of reflect, no helmet-Heavy Black cloak, frayed, hood generally pulled over the head-Backpack underneath cloak, gives off the appearance of a hunched back-Buckler, attached to the outside of his left forearm.Items in Belt-Gold Pouch: 26gp-Component Pouch-Scroll Case: 7 Scrolls of Cure Light Wounds-Unholy Symbol-Morningstar-SlingItems in Backpack/Sack-Necessities (Bedroll, Blanket, etc)-Lantern, Bullseye-ShovelCost:-Breastplate: 200gp; 15lbs-Buckler: 15gp; 2.5lbs-Component Pouch: 5gp; 2lbs-Scroll Case: 1gp; 1lbs-7 Scrolls of CLW: 175gp; included above-Unholy Symbol: 1gp; n/a-Morningstar: 8gp; 3lbs-Sling, 10 bullets: <1gp; 2.5lbs-Bullseye Lantern: 12gp; 3lbs-Shovel: 2gp; 8lbs-Upgrade from Pony to Warpony: 70gp-Chainmail Barding: 300gp-Riding Saddle: 10gpTotal Weight: 37lbs; Light Load Capacity: 43lbsTotal Gold Consumption: 799gp; Gold Left: 201gpAlternate Character 1: Human Fighter 2; Feats in Quick Draw, Combat Expertise, Improved Disarm; MW Guisarme +6 2d4+4; MW Heavy Flail +6 1d10+4; STR 16 DEX 10 CON 13 INT 14 WIS 10 CHA 12</blockquote>

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