>>96413528
>>96413592
Rolled 91, 63, 82, 30, 60, 16, 75, 71, 88, 46, 76 = 698
>When are you born
91 - Same year as 11th Outsider
>Sex
63>64 - Female
>Race
82 - Different race parents, father's race
Sidhe
>Mother's Race
30 - Muddish
>Father's Race
60>61 - Sidhe
>Parents jobs
16 - Laborers
>Height
75 - Somewhat Tall
>Build
71 - Tends towards normal figure
>Gifts
88 - None
46>47 - Panarmament
76 - None
It's a good enough roll - my thanks to SRTR, fairest of the gods! I'm a Sidhe so I get to enjoy a long life. My parents being laborers aren't ideal for my goal of becoming an adventurer but Panarmament means I don't need a wealthy family or mentors to learn how to fight.
My Sidhe father was an old elf, he was driven out of the forests of the Orthrung all the way to Doria. He may not be much of a hero but he taught me how to hunt, travel and wield bows and daggers (even if I have Panarmament it didn't hurt to be humble and train and learn for real) and spoke of sad stories of the old homeland. My Muddish mother was a no nonsense woman who thought adventuring was nonsense even though I got Panarmament from her. She and I argued often over my dreams of becoming an adventurer though my father's support for my dream ended up convincing her. I didn't have the heart to tell them I was an ersatz outsider of sorts who may or may not have taken the place of their child thanks to Charlotte's nonsense, but I think they knew and still cared for me anyway.
I got some combat experience from the local dungeoneering rackets for a few years before going out on a journey to see the world. I was in the same party as Sharik and had a blast. I'm no Outsider, but I'm a good enough party member for any regular insiders with my Panarmament fighting skills. Still, dungeoneering is no substitute for the real thing and my heart longed to travel.
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