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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Inez Hull" data-source="post: 1041393" data-attributes="member: 5114">Drehluk SebalstenHuman Fighter 2HP: 2d10 + 2 = 22Initiative: +1 (Dex)Move: 20'AC:15 (+ 4 Armour, + 1 Dex), Touch 11, Flat Footed 14Base Attack / Grapple: +1 / + 3Attack: Greatsword +4 (2d6+3, 19-20/x2)Saves: Fort + 4, Ref + 1, Will + 1Abilities: Str 14, Dex 12, Con 12, Int 14, Wis 12, Cha 12Alignment: N    Skills: Craft: Firearms 5/7, Handle Animal 1/2, Intimidate 5/6, Knowledge: Astronomy 2/4, Knowledge: Geography 1/3, Knowledge: Religion 5/7 , Ride: Horse 2/3, Sense Motive [cc] 2/3Feats: Cleave, Exotic Weapon Proficiency [Rifle], Power Attack, Weapon Focus [Greatsword]Equipment: Greatsword [15lb, 50gp]Scale Mail [30lb, 50gp]Backpack [2lb, 2gp]Rations (1 week) [7lb, 35sp]Waterskin [4lb, 1gp]Flint & Steel [1gp]    Lantern (hooded) [2lb, 7gp]    Oil (5 flasks) [5lb, 5sp]Bedroll [5lb, 1sp]    Rope, hemp [10lb, 1gp]Treasure: 6gp, 7spTotal Weight Carried: 82lb (medium encumbrance)Drehluk spent much of his life in the church of Anselm and came to an uneasy justification of the nature of the world through the church's teachings. To steady his doubts he threw himself into a life of service and found the black and white outlook of the Justicari the easiest way to suppress his doubts. He existed in a steady state of self delusion for years, convincing himself that the injustices he saw carried out by his brethren (and participated in himself) were warranted. However, the dying of the sun changed all that. No longer could he maintain the pretence of his belief. At first his disillusionment manifested as cynical bitterness. He stayed within the church and abused his rank for personal gain, then later left and attacked the church in whatever petty ways he could get away with, yet also using his knowledge to garner a living for himself. He became a wandering thug, conman and mercenary, living only for himself, sustained by his bitterness. He has come to the point now where cynicism is not enough, his bitterness is turning him into a man who he hates. He lived by ideals (however warped) in his former life and is now searching for worth or ideals in a corrupt world to reshape his life by. He has had little success so far but his resolution has given him hope and purpose. He still wanders, not rootlessly and aimlessly, but rather on a quest of sorts to see what virtue and ideals still remain in a dying world.</blockquote>

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