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<blockquote data-quote="Redclaw" data-source="post: 3691536" data-attributes="member: 53791">Edit** Oops, just saw the descendant clause.&nbsp; I need to rework my concept, as I'm pretty sure there wasn't a kobold involved in the previous ToEE.So, still thinking rogue/trapsmith.&nbsp; Githelsnick Trapwise, a gnome of a careful nature, spent his childhood hearing about his older brother Dimrall's &quot;great accomplishments&quot; (picture the eye-roll, please) saving the human town of Hommlet.&nbsp; Sure, his brother came back with a new air of confidence, and a large sack of treasure, but deep inside Gith knew he was better and smarter than Dimrall.&nbsp; He knew that if half of the stories Dim told were true that he wouldn't have survived.&nbsp; Besides, what use would his brother's lute possibly be in such a place?&nbsp; Convinced that the story is exaggeration, Gith started to wonder exactly how his brother had made all of that money, and he figured he should head out and do some &quot;adventuring&quot; himself.&nbsp; He packed up his tools and his crossbow and he left the family burrow to seek fame and fortune (and personal satisfaction regarding his brother's ridiculous claims) among the taller folk, promising himself that he would one day venture all the way to Hommlet, just to discover the truth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Redclaw, post: 3691536, member: 53791"] Edit** Oops, just saw the descendant clause. I need to rework my concept, as I'm pretty sure there wasn't a kobold involved in the previous ToEE. So, still thinking rogue/trapsmith. Githelsnick Trapwise, a gnome of a careful nature, spent his childhood hearing about his older brother Dimrall's "great accomplishments" (picture the eye-roll, please) saving the human town of Hommlet. Sure, his brother came back with a new air of confidence, and a large sack of treasure, but deep inside Gith knew he was better and smarter than Dimrall. He knew that if half of the stories Dim told were true that he wouldn't have survived. Besides, what use would his brother's lute possibly be in such a place? Convinced that the story is exaggeration, Gith started to wonder exactly how his brother had made all of that money, and he figured he should head out and do some "adventuring" himself. He packed up his tools and his crossbow and he left the family burrow to seek fame and fortune (and personal satisfaction regarding his brother's ridiculous claims) among the taller folk, promising himself that he would one day venture all the way to Hommlet, just to discover the truth. [/QUOTE]

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