Stumbling along the darkened streets of <convenient town for campaign>, your blurred vision starts to focus and you become aware that you are a <race> capable of relatively intelligent thought and perception of your surroundings.  You know a lot of things, like how you should probably have a name, even if you don't remember yours, and that the thing your hold in your right hand is weapon called a 'dagger' covered in a substance called 'blood' that is normally inside of other people; Meanwhile, your left hand holds something called a 'bag' filled with something really, really important called "gold".

Yeah, this doesn't look good.

Your main goal is to either get out of town, or establish a new identity completely.  If Int < 12, your name is an amalgam of whatever the DM states your initial surroundings are.  People will be suspicious that this is fake name.

Skill Proficiencies: Roll 2d20, correlate resulting roll of each die separately with skills list; If result exceeds number of skills on list, there is no proficiency from that die.

Tool Proficiencies: Roll 2d20 -1, correlate resulting roll of both dice with tools list; If result exceeds number of skill on list, or is 0, there is no proficiency.

Languages: Common and racial.

Equipment: 1x set of bloody clothes, 1 dagger (covered in blood), 1,500gp (Can buy EQ as normal, or for added flavor consult with DM for an available inventory of goods in relevant area)

Suggested Characteristics

 I think this can go with any alignment, the idea is the character truly doesn't know the circumstances behind why have a bloody knife and a bunch of gold... but it doesn't look good, so it might be more appropriate for chaotic or neutral whatevers.