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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Morrus" data-source="post: 6705959" data-attributes="member: 1">Originally posted by Whir:Jin Wei1st level Human FighterMedium Male HumanoidArmor Class 16 (chainmail)Hit Points 12 (1d10+2)Speed 30 ft.Sense NormalStr 17 (+3) Dex 13 (+1) Con 15 (+2)Int 8 (-1) Wis 10 (+0) Cha 12 (+1)Alignment chaotic neutral (follows Xia Wei's orders unquestioningly)Languages common, giant TRAITSBackground - Former Thug Feature: Give Me Shelter -- Even if lost, alone and copperless, Jin can find shelter from the elements in the back alleys and dark places of the city and enough food and water to live on day-to-day.Proficiency (+2) Gaming Set (Dice) Artisan's Tools (Cook's Utensils) Saving Throws: Strength, ConstitutionGreat Weapon FightingSecond Wind FEATSHeavy Armor Master SKILLSAthletics (+5), Intimidation (+3), Perception (+3), Religion (+1), Survival (+2) ACTIONSMelee Attacks— Greatsword: +5 to hit (reach 5 ft; one creature).Hit: 2d6+3 slashing damage EQUIPMENTchainmail armor, greatsword, traveling silks, backpack, bedroll, silk blanket, rations (10 days), waterskin, hempen rope (50'), fishing tackle, hunting trap, mess kit, tinderbox, whetstone, skinning knife BACKGROUNDJin Wei grew up in the streets, just another orphan in the mess of urchins. His size let him bully the smaller and get away with taking the best spoils for himself when he ran with the pack.One day Jin saw a sprig of a girl wearing silks and walking the streets alone. He meant to muscle the girl out of her money, but instead found out what an aspiring cleric's martial training can do to an untrained street kid. Instead of calling the guards, Xia helped Jin to his feet and gave him a silver coin. Realizing he'd been bested in not only strength but in spirit, he immediately swore his loyalty to Xia and promised to protect and serve her from that day forward.<snip long background> Eventually, he was allowed to train with the paladins of Xia's temple, and while he excelled in the physical aspects, he could never master the divine.Jin wears silks similar to Xia's over his chainmail, which was a gift from the paladins at the temple for his perserverence despite his lack of talent for the divine. His greatsword is well-used, bought third or fourth hand from a slum dealer, and covered in dents and chips from battle. Despite the sword's condition, he cares for it as if it were a family heirloom, polishing and honing it daily. Jin is tall and well-muscled with a fair complexion. He is methodical in most aspects of his life, practicing his combat drills every morning and reading his book of Chang'e's teachings -- a gift from Xia -- each night before rest. He departs from this in one aspect: Xia herself. He will throw any caution aside if she asks it and would fight to the death by tooth and claw if necessary to protect her. Any insult towards her will bring Jin's hands to his sword, but a single word from Xia will also calm him.</blockquote>

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