At a very young age you were sent to an elite boarding school not because your absent and wealthy parents valued education but because your parents found child-rearing inconvenient. Your formative years were spent learning the complex social hierarchies of privilege. These foundational lessons, much more so than your classes, taught you the important life skills that you thing will serve you throughout your life: money can buy access but not affection; status but not belonging.

You've mastered the art of leveraging your family name and connections, yet beneath the polished exterior lies someone who's never quite sure if people value you or your family's wealth. Now, thrust into the wider world with courtly etiquette, extensive connections, and a trust fund, you must navigate life outside the protective walls or your school. 

Suggested Characteristics

d6	Personality Trait
1	I effortlessly navigate elite social circles; commoners, though, are rarely worth my time
2	I notice when people try to use me for my connections and catalog their motives.
3	I'm dismissive of those who have less but overly eager to impress those who have more.
4	I name-drop family connections and exclusive venues to establish my superiority.
5	I expect others to handle details for me since I've never had to be truly self-reliant.
6	I have an excellent memory for social slights and exactly who owes my family favors.

d6	Ideal
1	Noblesse Oblige. With great privilege comes great responsibility to help those less fortunate. (Good)
2	Superiority. I am inherently better than others due to my breeding and wealth, and they should know their place. (Evil)
3	Tradition. The established social order and family honor must be preserved at all costs. (Lawful)
4	Freedom. I refuse to be bound by my family's expectations or society's rules—I'll make my own way. (Chaotic)
5	Influence. Power and connections are tools to be used pragmatically, regardless of the cause. (Any)
6	Comfort. Life should be lived in luxury and ease—why struggle when you don't have to? (Neutral)

d6	Bond
1	I want current students at my old school see me as the epitome of what they hope to become.
2	I strive to prove to a working class teacher who was an unlikely source of wisdom that I'm not the boarding school brat I used to be.
3	I'm building a network specifically to maintain and expand my family's influence.
4	My family expects me to uphold their impeccable reputation, but they should be living to my standards rather than me living to theirs.
5	I ensure the continued "friendship" of several teachers, classmates, and prominent alumni with information in my "burn book."
6	I'm determined to prove I'm worthy to the love of my life before going public with my adoration.

d6	Flaw
1	I'm hypersensitive to any threat to my status and sometimes create conflicts where none exist.
2	I'm quick to judge other elites who I deem not good enough for our circle.
3	I secretly fear that without my money, I'm completely worthless and will be left alone, or worse, completely ignored.
4	I do not pity the poor; they are simply what they were meant to be and have allowed me to be who I am meant to be.
5	I compulsively exaggerate my accomplishments to make myself seem more impressive.
6	I'm completely helpless with practical tasks that servants usually handle.