You grew up in the jungle metropolis of Zaraviya, learning to survive in a dangerous tropical climate. As you got older, you took a particular liking to a specific trade in the city, becoming a Vulpin apprentice and eventually mastering your craft. Ability Scores: Charisma, Intelligence, Dexterity Feat: Magic Initiate (Wizard)

Ability Scores: Charisma, Intelligence, Dexterity

Feat: Magic Initiate (Wizard)

Skill Proficiencies: Persuasion and Deception

Tool Proficiencies: Weaver's Tools or Calligrapher's Tools

Equipment: Choose A or B: (A) A set of Artisan's Tools matching those chosen above, a set of jungle clothes (light, thin, and fast-drying for tropical weather), a signet ring with fire on it, a pouch containing 15 GP; or (B) 50 GP

Suggested Characteristics

Personality Traits (d8)

1. I always have a smooth compliment or a clever quip ready.
2. Every problem has a solution—you just have to find the right angle.
3. I treat every interaction like a business deal, even friendships.
4. I can talk my way out of (or into) almost anything.
5. I take pride in my craft and judge others by the quality of their work.
6. I prefer subtlety over brute force; a well-placed word is sharper than any blade.
7. I have a keen eye for detail and can’t resist pointing out flaws in craftsmanship.
8. No matter the situation, I try to appear confident and in control.

Bonds (d6)

1. My mentor took a chance on me, and I refuse to let them down.
2. I own a small but prized heirloom from my family’s trade—a finely woven tapestry, an ornate quill, or a beautifully cut gemstone.
3. A past deal went wrong, and I owe someone a debt—financial or otherwise.
4. My name means everything to me, and I aim to become one of the most respected artisans in Zaraviya.
5. I lost a treasured creation of mine, and I am determined to recover it.
6. My work is my passion, but I seek a greater purpose beyond mere profit.

Ideals (d6)

1. Innovation. The world is always changing, and I strive to create something new. (Chaotic)
2. Wealth. A shrewd deal and a heavy coin purse solve most problems. (Neutral)
3. Loyalty. The bonds of business and friendship must be honored. (Lawful)
4. Cunning. Life is a game, and the smartest player wins. (Any)
5. Artistry. True value lies in beauty, expression, and craftsmanship. (Good)
6. Power. Influence is the currency that matters most. (Evil)

Flaws (d6)

1. I have trouble trusting others—I always assume there's a hidden agenda.
2. I can’t resist making a profit, even when I know I shouldn’t.
3. My pride in my work sometimes makes me dismissive of others' skills.
4. If a deal looks too good to be true, I’ll probably still take the risk.
5. I tend to embellish stories about my accomplishments… just a little.
6. I struggle to admit when I'm wrong, even when it's obvious.