You used to be a bandit, but then you took a metaphorical arrow to the knee.  You decided to reform your criminal ways, and dedicate yourself to hunting down those you used to work with.

Skill Proficiencies: Intimidation, Stealth

Equipment: A dice set, a dagger, a set of hooded traveling clothes, a bullseye lantern, and a pouch with 15 gp

Suggested Characteristics

Your time as a bandit has affected you more than you might think— by making you twitchier, hardening your emotions, or deepening your distrust of city guards.

d8	Personality Trait
1	You are always twitchy and on the lookout for danger.
2	You have an ingrown sympathy for the plight of bandits.
3	You always help every traveler you find on the road.
4	You distrust members of the guard.
5	You know endless amounts of bawdy campfire stories.
6	You always show respect to traveling caravans.
7	I believe that any fair fight is a lost fight.
8	You act like you were born 4 social classes higher than you were.

d6	Ideal
1	Justice. You are hunting your former band for past atrocities (Lawful).
2	Redemption. You seek redemption for past deeds (Good).
3	Might. If you're stronger, you can rightfully take whatever you want (Evil).
4	Equality. Everyone deserves as much as every one else (Chaotic).
5	Money. Money can solve everything (Neutral).
6	Ambition. You wish to rise above your lowly origins (Any).

d6	Bond
1	You have an angry magistrate chasing after you for past crimes.
2	You still retain loyalty to your former leader (or band).
3	You owe a kind traveller who spared your life after you tried to rob him.
4	You seek revenge against a former compatriot who cheated you.
5	You are looking for a friend who also abandoned your group with you, but was separated from you.
6	You seek to prove yourself to a former mentor you disappointed.

d6	Flaw
1	You can be cruel at times, especially to bandits.
2	All you really care about is money.
3	You refuse to trust any member of the guard.
4	You still feel the urge to plunder passing caravans.
5	You are unwilling to kill members of your former band, no matter the cost.
6	You prefer to stay on the sidelines shouting encouragement, rather than fighting.