Ghâm Blackwood
Ghâm Blackwood, Male Half-Orc
Personal
Description: He wears tight fighting clothing, which leaves very little to the imagination. He cuts an attractive figure and his suit of old armor is well cared for even if it is obsolete. He has styled his brown hair well, parting it to the right. His eyes are likewise hazel. His teeth are white and perfect.
Personality: He is a Stableman first and foremost. He believes firmly that knowledge should be universal. He has the money to obtain near anything and knows that if you pay a man enough he will sell his own mother. Money is his most trusted friend.
History: Born in the west to a Stableman, Ghâm learned a great deal about his father's area of expertise. Ghâm was a troubled youth. He spent his days as a hard laborer instead of attending school, and spent his evenings with numerous mobsters and gang members. Ghâm decided he wanted neither the life of his father nor that of the evil petty criminals he associated with. During his early adolescence, he took a sudden opportunity while working the docks and commandeered a vessel that was left unmanned. After months of barely getting by, Ghâm managed to ambush a major caravan with a load of valuables. Instantly wealthy, he made his way to the capital under a new identity.
Motivation: Balancing his hectic life and new Stableman responsibilities is difficult; and expand his business
Ideals: Fighting. Bonds: Attractive, Job, Rich, Criminal record. Occupation: Stableman
Voice: Eastern European accent
Attributes
Ghâm Blackwood, Male Half-Orc Bard 6 Medium (6'3") Half-Orc, Lawful Evil (CR 6) Armor Class 11 Hit Points 23 (6d6) Speed 30 ft. STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA 16 (+3) 12 (+1) 11 (+0) 15 (+2) 12 (+1) 9 (-1) Skills Arcana +5, Investigation +5 Senses Passive Perception 11 Languages Common, Orc, Auran, Goblin Attacks Melee +6 / 2d6+3, Ranged +4 / 2d6+1, Grapple +3 DC 0 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Spell /Day 13 3 3 2 0 0 0 Possessions: 600 gp. Golden yellow topaz (200 gp). Malachite (15 gp). Violet garnet (200 gp). Citrine (60 gp).
Personal
Description: He wears tight fighting clothing, which leaves very little to the imagination. He cuts an attractive figure and his suit of old armor is well cared for even if it is obsolete. He has styled his brown hair well, parting it to the right. His eyes are likewise hazel. His teeth are white and perfect.
Personality: He is a Stableman first and foremost. He believes firmly that knowledge should be universal. He has the money to obtain near anything and knows that if you pay a man enough he will sell his own mother. Money is his most trusted friend.
History: Born in the west to a Stableman, Ghâm learned a great deal about his father's area of expertise. Ghâm was a troubled youth. He spent his days as a hard laborer instead of attending school, and spent his evenings with numerous mobsters and gang members. Ghâm decided he wanted neither the life of his father nor that of the evil petty criminals he associated with. During his early adolescence, he took a sudden opportunity while working the docks and commandeered a vessel that was left unmanned. After months of barely getting by, Ghâm managed to ambush a major caravan with a load of valuables. Instantly wealthy, he made his way to the capital under a new identity.
Motivation: Balancing his hectic life and new Stableman responsibilities is difficult; and expand his business
Ideals: Fighting. Bonds: Attractive, Job, Rich, Criminal record. Occupation: Stableman
Voice: Eastern European accent
Attributes
Ghâm Blackwood, Male Half-Orc Bard 6 Medium (6'3") Half-Orc, Lawful Evil (CR 6) Armor Class 11 Hit Points 23 (6d6) Speed 30 ft. STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA 16 (+3) 12 (+1) 11 (+0) 15 (+2) 12 (+1) 9 (-1) Skills Arcana +5, Investigation +5 Senses Passive Perception 11 Languages Common, Orc, Auran, Goblin Attacks Melee +6 / 2d6+3, Ranged +4 / 2d6+1, Grapple +3 DC 0 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Spell /Day 13 3 3 2 0 0 0 Possessions: 600 gp. Golden yellow topaz (200 gp). Malachite (15 gp). Violet garnet (200 gp). Citrine (60 gp).
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