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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Agamon" data-source="post: 978037" data-attributes="member: 184">Kevin MacInnis (Agamon)Smart 1; Level 1; Starting Occupation: Hedge Wizard; Age: 11; Gender: Male; Height: 4’4”; Weight: 72 lbs.; Eyes: Green; Hair: Red; Skin: Pasty White w/Freckles; Initiative: +1; Base Attack Bonus: +0 (melee -1, ranged +1); Speed: 30ft.; HP: 8; Defense: 11; Flat Footed Defense: 10; Reputation: +1; Action Points: 5; Wealth: +2 +2d4; SV: Fort +0, Ref +1, Will +3;Str 8, Dex 12, Con 10, Int 17, Wis 14, Cha 11.Skills:Computer Use: +7/4Concentration: +4/4Craft (chemical): +7/4Decipher Script: +7/4Knowledge (arcane lore): +8/4Knowledge (earth and life sciences): +5/2Knowledge (history): +5/2Knowledge (physical sciences): +5/2Investigate: +4/1Listen: +3/2Research: +7/4Search: +6/3Spellcraft: +10/4Spot: +4/4Use Magic Device: +6/4Feats: Arcane Skills, Magical Affinity, Magical Heritage, Simple WeaponsTalents: Savant (Knowledge (arcane lore)) Languages: English, French, Japanese, LatinAllegiances: Good, Karen (mother)FX Abilities: Daze 1/day, Detect Magical Aura 1/day, Light 1/day, Read Magic 1/day Appearance/Personality: Kevin is a small boy with short orange/red hair and green eyes.  He’s obviously neither very athletic nor energetic.  He wears small, thin-rimmed glasses and he has a habit of constantly pushing them up the bridge of his nose.  Kevin is fairly shy around people he doesn’t know very well, though he does enjoy being around people he considers his friends.  Books are a passion for him; he can often be found sitting with his nose in some book or another.Background/History: Kevin grew up an only child. His mother, Karen is a muggle accountant, his father, William, was a wizard that died when Kevin was only 3 years old. Officially, he died from an alchemical accident, though there are whispers that perhaps it wasn't an accident, though Kevin knows nothing of that and his mother speaks little of it.  Kevin’s affinity for books and learning led Karen to show him his father’s spellbooks.  He took a great liking towards the material, so she enrolled him in a magic school.  Though Karen knew that she was starting her son on a dangerous path though life, she realized that, just like his father, magic was in his blood, and it would be best to get him to learn to be a mage the right way.</blockquote>

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