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You have become particularly adept at freeing slaves on your home plane of existence.  You have never yet failed to free slaves, either individually or in droves, using any tools at your disposal be they politic, subterfuge, barter, or combat.  Your reasons for engaging in such behavior are your own, but the practice has become an habitual character trait.  You have managed to survive those who'd seek to take your life in recompense for slaves lost, mainly by keeping your given name a secret.  Yet, that hasn't stopped common nicknames for you from cropping up in the corners of the world where slavery remains prevalent.  Over the years, this very behavior has gained you ten-fold the allies for every one enemy.

 
Skill Proficiencies: Add double your proficiency to Persuasion and Deception checks.
Tool Proficiencies: All vehicles, all mounts, thieves' tools, tinkers' tools
Languages: Through vast study and practice, you've come to speak, read, and write every language spoken by every common race on your home plain of existence.  You, however, cannot properly translate from one to another, including common.
Equipment: A cloak with a hood, a detailed outdoor map of a preferred escape route, a list of ten allies by nickname, a Liberator's Pack (a backpack, a crowbar, a hammer, 10 pitons, 5 forged identity documents, 5 empty waterskins, 1 potion of invisibility, 30 days rations, a set of fake manacles, soap, 5 sets of sandals), and a belt pouch containing 25g.
 
Feature: Deliverer

You always know where to find at least one ally and one safe house in every town and city on your home plain of existance, whether that particular ally runs the safe house or not.  As well, when traveling with a former slave/s whom you've personally emancipated, you can add your character level (max +10) to any rolls/checks used to cover tracks, disguise routes, or keep hidden.  This includes rolls for you and rolls for the former slave/s.  Adding your character level in this way drops to a maximum of +3 when traveling with groups of former slaves numbering 25 or more.

 
Suggested Characteristics

I am as comfortable at a formal ball as I am digging a tunnel to cover an escape, the intricacies of social interaction meaning no more to me than acting in a play.

 
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