Deep in arcane vaults, or high in a archwizards tower, lay a treasure trove of enchanted artwork. One day a magical mishap occurred, a long forgotten curse or a sudden dragon attack, one way or another one of the animated paintings was able to step free of its canvas confines. With limited knowledge of the limitless world you now find yourself in, you are free to explore as you wish.

Skill Proficiencies: Being a creature of magic, you understand the forces that created you. You gain proficiency in the Arcana skill.

Tool Proficiencies: Anybody can paint somebody sitting in a chair, luckily you were painted with some action! You have proficiency with the Painter's Kit and one musical instrument or game set of your choice.

Equipment: When you escaped your painting, you took only what you could find around you. You have Painter's Supplies, as well as your choice between a Scholar's Pack, Diplomat's Pack, or Entertainer's Pack.

Spell List

You are formed out of enchanted pigments, given form with magic. With the paints that created you, you can influence the world in small ways as well.

Spell Level	Spells
Cantrip	minor illusion

Using your Painter's Supplies gives you access to Minor Illusion. The spell works as described and you can use it freely, but its believably is based on a Performance Check. Higher rolls blend your art seamlessly into reality, lower rolls are more easily spotted by their brushstrokes.

Suggested Characteristics

It's a big world outside of the canvas. So many things to explore. Will you look to the world around you, or inwards to yourself and your mysterious past? After all, you were likely modeled after a real life person, who knows what they got up to.

d6	Personality Trait
1	This brave new world is so exciting! Can't wait to see it all!
2	You feel isolated from this world. You just wish for someone who truly understands you.
3	Being a creature of art, you were imbued with the drive to create! You see art in everything and are endlessly inspired!
4	Being in a world so full of life is sometimes enough to bring you to tears.
5	You honestly kind of miss life in the painting. Out here is so much more compicated, and smelly...
6	Your creator was so skilled, they imbued you with the emotion of the person whose portrait they painted. What was that emotion? BOREDOM.

d6	Ideal
1	Beauty. The world is full of beautiful things that needs to be appreciated and protected. (Lawful)
2	Curiosity. This new world is quite strange, I need to figure out how this "life" thing works. (Neutral)
3	Self Discovery. It's a hard life, being a brand new person. The biggest mystery before you is yourself. (Any)
4	Heroism. You were modeled after a great folk hero, known for protecting the weak. You intend to follow in their footsteps. (Good)
5	Freedom. You were so cramped in that wooden frame, now it's time to do whatever you want! (Chaotic)
6	Glory. You were painted on a battlefield and see this world as no different. Those who stand in your way won't last long. (Evil)

d6	Bond
1	You have met the person who freed you from your painting. You owe them your life, quite literally.
2	You wish deeply to meet the person who painted you, the closest thing you have to family.
3	Apparently, whoever you were modeled after dissapeared under mysterious circumstances. Maybe you were meant to solve that mystery?
4	You were painted with a lover, and waltzed through acrylic grass with them for years. You deeply miss their companionship.
5	You were painted in a nature scene full of woodland creatures. By golly do you really love animals, especially big fluffy dogs!
6	You know that the night you stepped out of the painting, you weren't the only one. You need to find the others.

d6	Flaw
1	You were painted after a well known person with a bad reputation, if you are recognized you will likely get into trouble.
2	You are new to the world, and have yet to have explained to you the concept of lying.
3	You're still grasping life in the 3rd dimension, and frequently get confused about silly things like "depth perception"
4	You dislike being bound to silly mortal things like "Hunger" and "Tiredness" and avoid taking care of your new body.
5	You have a hard time telling if someone is dead or just sleeping.
6	Your hunger for new experiences has driven you to gluttony. So many new things you've never tasted before, helps wash the bitter taste of paint from your tongue.