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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drothgery" data-source="post: 3922509" data-attributes="member: 360">Hmm... in the Eberron game I play in, we're 18th level...My warmage PC rose from the upper middle class (son of wizards in Arcanix) to become second only to the Prince in the Knights Arcane in Aundair. He's got immense personal power (as an 18th level warmage, who was 13th level when he was created, as a 'retired mage general' type), some minor official political power (he's been knighted), and a lot of unofficial power that he's not too interested in using (he prefers hunting down evil monsters with his fellow adventurers to playing politics, but during the last war was a successful and popular officer).The cleric PC has taken a Vow of Poverty, so he doesn't have any wealth, land, or high titles in the Church of the Silver Flame. But he's something of a cult figure, and is the Keeper's older brother; he's very influential in Thrane when he wants to be (though like his fellow PCs, he prefers to spend his time hunting down evil things, taking their stuff -- and in his case selling it and giving the money to the poor).The fighter/barbarian PC was from humble origins among the halfork tribes of Khorvaire, but her reputation as a warrior means she can speak to the high councils just by asking.Only the Kalashtar soulknife PC has pretty much avoided trappings of position; he's kind of been on the run from the Inspired since before he hooked up with the party, and so tries to keep a low profile (which is hard, given the company he keeps).</blockquote>

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