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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fenris" data-source="post: 6406096" data-attributes="member: 2820">Amron[sblock=Amron]Amron[ATTACH]64522[/ATTACH] Height  5’ 9”; Weight 140# ; Hair: Copper; Age  100; Patron Deity:Sex: Male  Race: High Elf  Class: Rogue  Level:1Alignment: Chaotic Neutral  Size: Medium   Type: HumanoidInit  +3; Passive Wisdom ( Perception) 14Languages : Common,  Elvish, GoblinAC  14HP   9 (HD: 8 + 1 Con) Saves: Dexterity and IntelligenceDeath Saves:Speed 30ft.Proficiency Bonus: +2Special ActionsCombat gear: NoneAbilities Str 10, Dex 16, Con 12 , Int 14, Wis 14, Cha 10Combat Stats:Racial Traits: Dex +2, Speed 30 ft, Darkvision, Keen Senses (Proficient in Perception), Fey Ancestry (Advanatge on Saving Throws against being Charmed and magic can’t put you to sleep), Trance.High Elf: Int +1, Elf Weapon Training (proficient with longsword, shortsword, shortbow, and longbow), Cantrip (one cantrip from wizard spell list as Int), one extra language. Background: Charlatan    Skill Proficiencies: Deception and Sleight of Hand    Tool Proficiencies: Disguise Kit, Forgery KitEquipment: A set of fine clothes, a disguise kit, tools of the con of your choice, belt pouch containing 15 gp    Feature: False IdentityPersonality Trait: Sarcasm and insults are my weapon of choiceIdeal:  Aspiration- I am determined to make something of myselfBond:  There are people back home who depend on meFlaw:  I am convinced that no one could ever fool me in the way I fool themClass Features:      Proficiencies:        Armor: Light armor        Weapons: Simple Weapons, hand crossbows, longswords, rapiers, short swords        Tools: Thieves tools        Saving Throws: Dexterity and IntelligenceSkills: Choose Four from: Acrobatics, Athletics, Deception, Insight, Intimidation, Investigation,       Perception, Performance, Persuasion, Sleight of Hand, and Stealth.Expertise: Two skill proficiencies (or one and thieves tools) use double proficiency bonusSneak Attack: Extra 1d6 if have advantage or ally within 5ftThieves’ CantSkills : P Proficient; E Expertise+5 Acrobatics P+2 Animal Handling+ 2 Arcana+0 Athletics +4 Deception PE+2 History +4 Insight P+0 Intimidation +4 Investigation P+2 Medicine+2 Nature+4 Perception P+0 Performance +0 Persuasion +2 Religion+5 Sleight of Hand P+5 Stealth P+2 Survival Thieves tools ExpertiseCantrip: Mage HandEquipment: Short swordShortbow and quiver of 20 arrowsBurglars packLeather armorTwo daggers Thieves toolsBackground:  The count wasn’t suspicious when he lost the card game to the young human. He wasn’t concetrned over the large amount he lost to the strangely thin half-orc playing three-dragon monty.  Nor  was he worried when his head of house brought home a bottle of powdered unicorn horn that was supposed to help him lose weight. He wasn’t worried when he bought that “antique” and possibly powerful old amulet that apparently belonged to one of his ancestors.  But after the young elf woman bumped into him in the crowd, and then his purse was missing, things started to click. All those people looked alike, whether they were a human, an elf, or a tiefling, they looked familiar somehow. And that was when all those people suddenly disappeared from Waterdeep.Amron and Selari are siblings from a small village in a remote forest along the sword coast. They were a forgotten and isolated group, without many resources that the larger elven communities were able to gather in their new homes. They grew up doing some small trading with local human villages. They suffered through many hardships, and came to rely on gaining food, medicine and other needed resources through any means necessary. There were many young mouths to feed, and the humans took so much from the forest, without respect or moderation. Still, Selari and Amron did not come to resent all humans, who they saw as ignorant of the costs of their actions. They did develop a particular resentment though for the wealthy and powerful  of the large cities, regardless of race. Those who ignored their village’s early pleas for help, and who made their fortune off the misfortune of others.With maturity came a desire to travel, not the least because too many people knew them in the local environments and their reputations were such that it was hard for them to do any kind of business, reputable or not. The Sword Coast was then plagued by the pair as they worked their charms up and down the coast. Much of their proceeds made their way back home. But for Amron and Selari, the con was the fun, the money, though helpful, was secondary. They delight in the con, especially when played on those who can not only afford it, but deserve it.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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