You were the first-born of the Chief of a small but proud clan of warriors that dwell in the south. Your tribe is well known for their unique physical appearances that mark them from the rest of their race as well as their specially patterned garb. Tradition has kept your tribe strongly defended against unwanted outside influence, and your father has stood resolute as Chief. Though you were set to take his place shortly after the ceremony marking your adulthood, something went awry and for one reason or another, you have left the tribe. Now, you wander the lands looking for a new purpose and possibly your redemption.
- Skill Proficiencies: Athletics, Religion, Acrobatics, History, Nature,
- Tool Proficiencies: Tailor's Set to create the unique garb of your tribe, Blacksmith tools to create the stone weapons used by the tribe.
- Languages: One of your Choice.
- Equipment: Chieftain Garb (Considered fine or traveler), Weaver's Tools, Cloth Sack, Waterskin, Clan Totem, and a pouch containing 10 gold pieces.
Reason for Leaving
This is why you either left or were cast out from your tribe.
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Reason for Leaving |
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1
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Exiled after communing with a dark god
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2
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Committed a heinous crime against the clan
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3
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Pursuing a life larger than what the clan has to offer
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4
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Sent away on a pilgrimage to reclaim lost faith.
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5
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Banished after breaking tradition by engaging in black magic
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6
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Reclaiming a sacred artifact I allowed to be stolen
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7
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Hunting the enemies of my people
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8
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Escaping the clutches of the tyrannical Chief.
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Feature: Clan Child
You have the appearance of a member of your clan and are easily recognized as such. Thanks to the deeds of your forefathers, you are automatically assumed to be a competent warrior due to your heritage and can often find comrades among mercenaries, warriors, soldiers, and holy knights. You have the ability to challenge potential rivals to spar for money or services without alerting authorities or causing suspicion, as anyone who has heard of your clan knows that it is a triumph to have bested one of your kind.
Suggested Characteristics
Strength or Dexterity, Constitution.
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Personality Trait |
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1
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If I have to talk about my history, I'll almost certainly lie about it.
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2
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Though we have been called savages many times, my Clan's traditions are surely superior to the outside world.
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3
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I'll never refuse a challenge. Let the fools meet their fate.
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4
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The pain I have endured has made me that much stronger.
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5
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Nothing can satiate me, I want it all.
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6
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I care very little for the plight of others, but I will help those who help me.
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7
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Life outside my tribe is much less interesting than I had expected.
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8
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I am slow to trust. If I've learned one thing, it's that those who are the most eager often have the most to hide.
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Ideal |
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1
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Redemption: I will overcome the stain I have put upon my family name and restore my honor. (Good)
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2
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Freedom: Departing from the strict tradition of my clan was the best thing that ever happened to me. I'll never allow myself to be restrained again. (Chaos)
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3
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Power: Might is the only true way to determine where one stands. He who has strength can attain everything. (Evil)
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4
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Change: All things come and go. Ignoring the transience of the world is foolish. (Neutral)
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5
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Tradition: I carry the values of my tribe everywhere I go, even if I am no longer one of them. (Lawful)
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Bond |
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1
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If I ever encounter a member of my Clan again, they will feel the full extent of my wrath for exiling me.
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2
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My blade is my bond. I carry the pride of my people into battle everywhere I go.
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3
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I will return to my tribe one day, be it as their prodigal son or their conqueror.
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4
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I was banished because I pursued something I was told I could not. Now I seek to further that knowledge wherever I go.
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5
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I am ridden with a deep guilt. I can only hope that I find a way to relieve myself of this feeling through my actions in the outside world.
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Flaw |
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1
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Apathy consumes me. After seeing what I have seen, how could I bring myself to care?
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2
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I crave violence and will use even the slightest provocation to unleash my power
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3
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My faith and values have turned to dogma. All other positions are inferior.
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4
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Being unable to defend yourself against any threat is proof that you deserve the fate you receive.
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5
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I have no patience for indecision or pacifism. If I am to follow another, it will be out of respect for their strength and nothing more. Such is the way of my tribe.
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