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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Timely Drought" data-source="post: 1699856" data-attributes="member: 13859">Much to my relief, the DM has switched to 28 point buy. I can now augment strength to 9 and hopefully avoid medium encumbrance.I've decided to make a Dark Sun style feral halfling from the jungles beyond the mountains. Not cannibalistic (although its not really cannibalism if they don't eat other halflings) but still tribal and fierce. Maybe some dinosaur-infested jungle where everything is oversized, the plants are carnivorous, and the animals are dire. Rosebud seems like an inappropriate name for that type of halfling. Maybe Sennacherib, and ancient Assyrian name. I'd also switch favored enemy to animals.Now I need an excuse for leaving the tribe. I'll make Sennacherib's familly the former rulers of a tribe, though recently exiled by a rival familly that gained influence. Crossing the mountains into more peaceful lands, the exiled halflings found employment in the king's army, integrating into the halfling tribe that composes the special operations company. Sennacherib was discontent with his familly, formely lords of the wild, now merely soldiers for a petty king with delusions of grandeur. Most of his familly has forsaken him for his desertion, though he still maintains contact with his grandfather and uncle. His parents are shamed by his refusal to accept responsibility and take his place in the new tribe to contribute to the familly's status. His older brother has nothing but loathing for Sennacherib, and a confrontation between the two could turn to violence.</blockquote>

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