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#1 Apr 5, 2022

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Hello everyone, here is the Recruitment thread following my Interest Check thread (https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/d-d-beyond-general/play-by-post/137228-interest-check-unusual-hook-into-an-existing) for my homebrew PBP game!

First of all, the existing game. I am running it over Discord. The system is ba5ic (https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/285626/ba5ic), a light system which could be described as 5e pared down to essentials in a OSR style. The rules are the same as 5e, but there are fewer options with more customizability and less to keep track of (four races, three classes, and each skeleton class is paired with a background to create druids, paladins, sorcerers, thieves, warlocks, etc).

In addition, I've added in some mechanics and thematic elements borrowed from the 5e setting Adventures in Middle Earth (i.e., Corruption system, Journey and Sanctuary rules, use of Inspiration and Exhaustion). Custom or additional races and backgrounds are also possible for a good narrative reason. We have a dynamic spreadsheet for character sheets, made by one of the original players.

This is much more a story of character development and moral struggles than it is a victory-assured loot-and-pillage. There are many elements in the world and in the characters themselves that grant them special abilities and opportunities (mechanically as well as RP). There is no set storyline that you're expected to follow, just movers and players in a large world full of past and future, and embroiled in a battle between Law and Chaos.

The characters and their choices and conflicts largely drive the story. This is definitely a "roleplay" focused game, a "sandbox", with real risk and consequences to actions. You might die! Encounters are not necessarily balanced and not everything is best resolved with combat. Your choices impact the story, and they impact your survival. But, remember, it's your story, whatever side of the war you're on and whatever approach that you want to take to the tale.

Some notes on the world: The setting is loosely based on the 4e setting Nentir Vale. Many of the places, entities, and histories are the same as the 4e setting, but much is also different.

It's a medieval world, caught in a cosmic battle. Magic is comparatively rare in the population and is almost always from a divine gift, a diabolical pact, or a magical bloodline. Relics and artifacts may also hold great power. Some creatures are themselves magical, such as dragons or fey (or elves, some would say).

There is one God, of Four Attributes or Powers through whom the order of the world was created. Similar to Tolkien's Valar, one of the Powers fell during the creation of the world, and has corrupted parts of it, including many lesser powers or celestials into fiends, turning what was meant to be a beautiful creation into a desperate battleground between the Powers for the mortal creatures that reside there.

More information on the setting can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NX3xd2dF54iDCbhuyjmjdo07IL0hKCVJctRkE96LLIA/

For everyone's safety: Please always keep everything family friendly, PG-13 at the most, as we are all strangers on the internet.

The Hook!

Recently, I ran across a homebrew system called Trespasser (https://tundalus.itch.io/trespasser). I enjoyed the way this system handled character creation, starting with four randomly generated peasants, with stats and some attributes but no class or level, in a deadly situation. Out of the survivors from this first "meat grinder" session, one is selected to become your character. Choices along the way are yours to shape the character as you wish, with class, background, and permanent bonuses to skills and ability scores achieved through roleplay decisions and interaction with the world. (As a note, I am NOT using the Trespasser system, I merely wanted to credit the source of the idea.)

You play four peasant characters, their stats rolled 3d6 in order, with attributes such as race, personality, and occupation also rolled for. Create a name and character around each of these, and your story begins. Remember, many of your peasants may die, and one of them will be the hero that finds the strength to struggle upwards through adversity and become your character.

These four (or eight, or twelve) unlucky peasants were taken from their home towns, farms, shops, forests, or villages, usually at night, and usually by hobgoblins in furs and metal helmets with the sigil of a black hand on the side. Occasionally, your method of capture may have been more terrifying and sinister, as if spirits of Chaos haunted the lands of Law that should not. In either case, you were blindfolded, or knocked out, or both, and woke to find yourself in a freezing cold stone cell with other hapless folk, weaponless and certainly not dressed for the weather, which has got to be way up in the mountains somewhere at this time of the year to warrant those ice crystals on the walls.

How to Apply

First, roll your peasants. This will be done on the forum thread here. Make all the rolls in a separate post, and don't edit it, or it will re-roll. Then, post the peasants and backstories in a new post. I will make example rolls in this post (under the spoiler), and a follow up post with an example of how to post the results. Instructions and tables for rolling the peasants are under the spoiler tag in the follow up post below.

Create basic names and backstories for your peasants, at least a name and where they're from (see setting info for ideas). Choose one peasant to write a detailed backstory and RP example for. If you'd like to, you can write backstories for all of them, but only one is required (this will be used to evaluate your application). If any details don't exactly fit the setting we can work on them to change them to fit if you are chosen. The recruitment decision will be made by me and the existing players based on who we think will be the best fit for the group.

A NOTE ON LITERACY: Many peasants are illiterate. My homebrew rule is that known languages are only knowledge of the spoken language, and you are not able to write them unless you are Literate. If your peasant is literate, this will be indicated by "Letters" in the Proficiencies column of your Occupation table. And, there are nobles among the peasantry in these tables ;)

A NOTE ON TINKER'S TOOLS: This proficiency applies to any tools you would have routinely used in your trade.

#2 Apr 5, 2022

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Roll on each table to generate a peasant. Some of the tables are edited from Trespasser and some are taken directly. Here are the steps in order.
1) Roll Ability Scores (3d6, 6 times in order)
2) Roll Race (1d20)
3) Roll Personality (1d10, then 1d10, or 1d6+1d8 on the appropriate table)
4) Roll Former Occupation (1d20, then 1d20 on the appropriate table)

1) Roll 3d6 for each Ability Score in order, no dropping, no rerolls. This means that the first one you roll is STR, the next DEX, then CON, etc. These will not be moved around.
Ability scores: 14 9 9 10 10 11

2) Roll 1d20 for Race. 17 This chooses your peasant's race in ba5ic with its accompanying score modifications and abilities.

1-11	Human
12-14	Halfling
15-17	Dwarf
18-19	Elf
20	Goblin (Surprise!)

3) Roll 1d10 for Personality, and follow the instruction in the third column. 5 There is no mechanical impact to these results, and you may interpret them however you wish in terms of the peasant's backstory, actions, and character.

1	Wicked	Roll two vices.
2	Unhinged	Roll one vice and one oddity.
3-8	Balanced	Roll one virtue and one vice.
9	Eccentric	Roll one virtue and one oddity.
10	Noble	Roll two virtues.

Roll on the d10 table to find your virtues and vices. 9 8

1	Daring	Cowardly
2	Deliberate	Impulsive
3	Dutiful	Unruly
4	Generous	Greedy
5	Honest	Deceitful
6	Humble	Arrogant
7	Kind	Cruel
8	Calm	Wrathful
9	Trusting	Paranoid
10	Hopeful	Despairing

If indicated, roll a d6 and a d8 to find your result on the table for Oddities. 2 5

	1	2	3	4	5	6
1	Addictive	Steadfast	Altruistic	Haunted	Crude	Naive
2	Whimsical	Imperious	Observant	Grandiose	Self-Righteous	Vile
3	Anarchic	Eloquent	Jaded	Imaginative	Blunt	Tedious
4	Gentle	Delusional	Capricious	Nonchalant	Valiant	Merciful
5	Destructive	Loyal	Sarcastic	Obsequious	Ethical	Devout
6	Callous	Tense	Seductive	Fair-Minded	Spirited	Miserly
7	Slothful	Gloomy	Clumsy	Heartless	Theatrical	Erudite
8	Stoic	Cheerful	Regal	Ambitious	Disloyal	Vengeful

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4) Roll 1d20 for Former Occupation. This is not the same as either Class or Background (in ba5ic) but will add certain proficiencies, as well as being important for your backstory. Remember, peasants don't have a Class. This one has the most nested tables, so bear with me. Roll a 1d20 on the first table to find the category, and then roll a 1d20 in that category to find your Occupation. 20 16

1-3	Outcasts
4-6	Laborers
7-9	Farmers
10-12	Artisans
13-15	Merchants
16-17	Soldiers
18-19	Servants
20	Fallen Nobility

Outcasts

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1	Pig Thief	-	+1 Str +1 Wis
2	Runaway	Religion	+1 Dex
3	Beggar	Religion	+1 Wis
4	Urchin	Stealth	+1 Dex
5	Burglar	Stealth	+1 Wis
6	Highwayman	-	+1 Str +1 Dex
7	Scavenger	Investigation	+1 Int
8	Hermit	Nature	+1 Int
9	Grifter	Deception	+1 Cha
10	Fraud	Deception Letters	+1 Cha
11	Gambler	-	+1 Int +1 Cha
12	Fugitive	-	+1 Dex +1 Wis
13	Thug	-	+1 Str +1 Con
14	Deserter	Athletics	+1 Str
15	Drunkard	Religion	+1 Con
16	Leper	Religion	-1 Con -1 Cha
17	Doomsayer	Religion	+1 Cha
18	Expelled Monk	Letters	+1 Int +1 Wis
19	Failed Apprentice	Tinker's Tools	+1 Int
20	Occultist	Religion	+1 Int +1 Cha

Laborers

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1	Gongfarmer	-	+1 Str +1 Con
2	Dock Worker	Athletics	+1 Str
3	Sailor, Rigger	Acrobatics	+1 Dex
4-5	Sailor, Deckhand	Perception	+1 Str
6	Sailor, Navigator	Navigator's Tools	+1 Int
7	Ferryman	Athletics Religion	+1 Wis
8	Shipwright	Carpenter's Tools	+1 Int
9	Stable Boy	Animal Handling	+1 Dex
10	Ditch-Digger	Athletics	+1 Str
11	Rat-Catcher	Stealth	+1 Wis
12-13	Tavern Guard	Religion	+1 Str
14	Caravanner	Athletics Religion	+1 Str
15	Gravedigger	Athletics	+1 Con
16	Miner	Perception	+1 Con
17	Woodcutter	Nature	+1 Con
18	Thatcher	Acrobatics	+1 Dex +1 Con
19	Stonemason	Mason's Tools	+1 Str +1 Int
20	Stable Master	Animal Handling	+1 Con +1 Wis

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Farmers

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1-2	Grain Farmer	-	+1 Str +1 Con
3-5	Vegetable Farmer	-	+1 Str +1 Con
6-7	Orchard Farmer	-	+1 Int +1 Con
8	Miller	Tinker's Tools	+1 Con
9	Egg Farmer	-	+1 Con
10	Shepherd	Animal Handling	+1 Con
11	Cowherd	Animal Handling	+1 Con
12	Swineherd	-	+1 Str +1 Int
13	Fowler	Perception	+1 Dex
14	Milkmaid	-	+1 Con +1 Wis
15	Fisherman	Survival	+1 Con +1 Wis
16	Horse Trainer	Animal Handling	+1 Int
17	Trapper	Survival	+1 Int +1 Wis
18	Hunter	Stealth Survival	+1 Dex +1 Wis
19	Houndmaster	Animal Handling	+1 Dex +1 Wis
20	Beekeeper	Nature	+1 Int +1 Con

Artisans

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1	Carpenter	Carpenter's Tools	+1 Str
2	Cobbler	Cobbler's Tools	+1 Dex
3	Cartwright	-	+1 Str +1 Dex
4	Glassblower	Glassblower's Tools	+1 Dex +1 Con
5	Hatmaker	Persuasion	+1 Cha
6	Cook	Cook's Utensils	+1 Int
7	Vintner	Brewer's Supplies	+1 Con +1 Int
8	Tinsmith	Smith's Tools	+1 Int
9	Cooper	-	+1 Str +1 Con
10	Brewer	Brewer's Supplies	+1 Int +1 Wis
11	Soap-Maker	Nature	+1 Con +1 Int
12	Tailor	Weaver's Tools	+1 Int +1 Wis
13	Basket-Weaver	-	+1 Dex +1 Wis
14	Candle-Maker	Nature	+1 Int
15	Fletcher	Nature	+1 Dex
16	Barber	Religion	+1 Dex
17	Butcher	Nature	+1 Str +1 Con
18	Carver	Woodcarver's Tools	+1 Con +1 Wis
19	Jeweler	Jeweler's Tools	+1 Dex +1 Int
20	Blacksmith	Smith's Tools	+1 Str +1 Con

Merchants

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1	Black Market Dealer	Investigation	+1 Int
2	Black Market Smuggler	Religion	+1 Dex
3	Street Hawker	Persuasion	+1 Cha
4	Peddler	Religion	+1 Con
5	Fishmonger	Athletics	+1 Con
6	Grocer	-	+1 Con +1 Wis
7	Fortune Teller	Religion Deception	+1 Cha
8	Tavern Wench	Religion	+1 Dex
9	Pie Seller	-	+1 Dex +1 Wis
10	Fruit Seller	-	+1 Dex +1 Con
11	Fur Dealer	-	+1 Dex +1 Con
12	Spice Merchant	Persuasion	+1 Int
13	Shopkeeper	Persuasion	+1 Cha
14	Bookseller	Letters	+1 Int
15	Moneylender	Letters	+1 Cha
16	Tax Collector	Letters	+1 Cha
17	Caravan Master	Athletics	+1 Str +1 Cha
18	Haberdasher	Weaver's Tools	+1 Int +1 Wis
19	Innkeeper	Religion Persuasion	+1 Con +1 Cha
20	Ship Captain	Perception	+1 Wis +1 Cha

Soldiers

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1-3	Mercenary	Stealth	+1 Str
4-5	Watchman	Perception	+1 Str
6-7	Scout	Perception	+1 Dex
8-9	Messenger	Letters	+1 Dex
10	Herald	Persuasion	+1 Cha
11-14	Footman	Athletics	+1 Str
15-16	Horseman	Animal Handling	+1 Dex
17-18	Veteran	Athletics	+1 Str +1 Con
19	Lieutenant	Athletics Intimidation	+1 Str +1 Con
20	Captain	Athletics Intimidation Letters

Servants

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1	Minstrel	Performance	+1 Cha
2	Dancer	Acrobatics	+1 Dex
3	Singer	Performance	+1 Cha
4	Concubine	Persuasion	+1 Wis
5	Apothecary	Alchemist's Supplies Herbalism Kit	+1 Int
6	Physician	Medicine Letters	+1 Int
7	Gardener	Nature	+1 Con
8	Chef	Cook's utensils (doubled)	+1 Int
9	Scrivener	Letters	+1 Int
10	Valet	Athletics	+1 Con
11	Monk or Nun	Letters Religion Celestial (language)	+1 Wis
12	Priest	Letters Religion Celestial (language)	+1 Wis +1 Cha
13	Bodyguard	Athletics Perception	+1 Str
14	Herald	Persuasion Performance	+1 Cha
15	Pigeon Fancier	Animal Handling Perception	+1 Dex
16	Painter	Painter's tools Perception	+1 Wis
17	Philosopher	Letters Persuasion Language of your choice	+1 Int
18	Astrologer	Nature	+1 Int +1 Cha
19	Poet	Religion Letters Performance	+1 Int
20	Jester	Acrobatics Performance	+1 Dex +1 Cha

Nobility

1d20	Profession	Proficiencies	Attributes
1-2	Diplomat	Letters Persuasion Language of your choice	+1 Cha
3-4	Tutor	Religion Letters Language of your choice	+1 Int
5-6	Advisor	Letters Religion Persuasion	+1 Int
7-10	Lord or Lady	Letters	+1 Con +1 Wis
11-12	Duke or Duchess	Letters	+1 Con +1 Cha
13-14	Baron or Baroness	Letters	+1 Int +1 Cha
15-16	Count or Countess	Letters	+1 Int +1 Wis
17-18	Prince or Princess	Letters Persuasion	+2 Con +2 Wis +2 Cha
19-20	King or Queen	Letters Persuasion	+1 Int +2 Wis +2 Cha

Any questions? Please ask them here in the forum and I will answer!

I will leave recruiting open until at least after Easter, so there is plenty of time to apply.

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Fixed - See Below

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Let me know if I need to change/fix anything.

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Example Peasant from the Example Rolls

Name: John Wart
Base Ability Scores: 8 12 14 12 9 9
Race: Human
Personality: Cowardly, Paranoid
Occupation: Footman (Athletics, +1 Str)

Backstory:

John was a conscript, in punishment for delinquency in his youth. He never knew his father, and his mother drank a lot, so he ran with the Fallcrest River Rats from an early age. Smart and tough, if a bit ugly and stringy, it was bad luck that the authorities caught him, and they put the fear of the God in him. But conscripts weren't given the best positions in the Fallcrest Guard, and his fear of the goblins, bandits, and highwaymen that his patrols encountered soon had him yammering in his sleep. He was no good at his job and everyone knew it, but the authorities didn't trust him anywhere else. He was sure they were talking about just putting him in prison for life. He began to plan his escape...

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Quote from GR_Mustang >>

Let me know if I need to change/fix anything.

You need to roll your peasants on the forum. The Trespasser generator is for a different system, and I have no way to check your rolls. Look under the spoilers in the follow up posts for instructions.

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Cannon Fodder #1
Stats: STR: 7 DEX: 6 CON: 12 INT: 14 WIS: 8 CHA: 16
Race: 7
Personality: 2 8 2 6 6
Former Occupation: 9 5

Cannon Fodder #2
Stats: STR: 11 DEX: 8 CON: 13 INT: 5 WIS: 7 CHA: 10
Race: 13
Personality: 2 9 1 2 4
Former Occupation: 8 14

Cannon Fodder #3
Stats: STR: 9 DEX: 7 CON: 3 INT: 6 WIS: 10 CHA: 7
Race: 11
Personality: 4 4 8 4 4
Former Occupation: 17 6

Cannon Fodder #4
Stats: STR: 11 DEX: 12 CON: 7 INT: 9 WIS: 11 CHA: 6
Race: 16
Personality: 9 8 1 8 5
Former Occupation: 12 1

"Ignorance is bliss, and you look absolutely miserable."

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Cannon Fodder #1

Name: Dagkur Redmount
Base Scores: STR: 9 DEX: 3 CON: 7 INT: 13 WIS: 10 CHA: 4
Race: Dwarf
Personality: Daring, Paranoid
Occupation: Moneylender (+Cha, Letters)

Backstory: Dagkur was a moneylender, once. And oh, was he a good one! He lent money out to more people than he can count on all his fingers and toes, and he was born with an extra pinky! Which was unfortunately lost at a young age in an unfortunate accident involving a sausage and a small, but fierce dog. He counts it among his digits anyways, in memory. Anyways, back to the moneylending. Dagkur lent money to rich men, to peasants, to farmers, to merchants. There wasn't a soul he wouldn't lend money to. But when the lending was done, something began to nag at Dagkur. What if they couldn't pay it back? Of course, nothing of the sort had crossed his mind when he was handing out his money to any soul who would take it, but a fear now arose in him. Surely they would all pay it back eventually, right? The merchants and the noblemen he could certainly count on, but what about that one fellow with the unkempt beard, who looked like he hadn't so much as touched a coin in his life? What about the odd-looking masked fellow who had this weird habit of twirling his mustache and snickering mischievously? What about the squirrel?! Indeed, Dagkur's paranoia was not unfounded at all, and ironically enough he soon ended up falling into debt, losing his high status.

Cannon Fodder #2

Name: Marina Bobbletrodder
Base Scores: STR: 11 DEX: 11 CON: 13 INT: 9 WIS: 10 CHA: 11
Race: Halfling
Personality: Dutiful, Greedy
Occupation: Jester (+Cha, +Dex, Acrobatics, Performance)

Backstory: Once upon a time, Marina performed for all the kings and queens in the land. There wasn't a single title-holding individual that hadn't seen her twirls, heard her jests. At least, that's what she says, but she seems like the trustworthy sort. Indeed, Marina was actually quite the excellent jester. Never did she fail to properly deliver a joke, or bung up a feat of acrobatics. She was the laughingstock of every court she performed in, and not in the bad way. That is, until she decided that it would be a very good prank to steal the jewels right out of a prestigious nobleman's ostentatious scepter. It worked, as it always did, and Marina was overjoyed to see the rage of the court. It was all she could do to not burst out laughing right there. Originally, she meant to return them, but those jewels... well, they just sparkled so nicely, and it's not like she was stealing them, she was just extending the prank. Her downfall came when she decided that it would be an even better prank to fence the jewels and keep all the money for herself forever and never give anyone else a copper penny ever because it was all hers and no one else could have it. And then she went and got herself caught. Shame, it was going to be hilarious.

Cannon Fodder #3

Name: Dimmitreie "Dimmy" Tagloo
Base Scores: STR: 11 DEX: 7 CON: 14 INT: 8 WIS: 11 CHA: 9
Race: Halfling
Personality: Generous, Slothful
Occupation: Tailor (+Int, +Wis, Weaver's Tools)

Backstory: Dimmy had always loved clothes. From the moment he was first swaddled in a blanket, he was enamored. The way they felt, the way they moved, the colors! So it was only natural that he should become a tailor. And he was quite a good one as well. His designs began to catch on, first in his little town, then all over, and he decided to start giving out free samples to boost his brand. Soon, it became part of that brand. The first article of clothing was always free! And it worked! People all over began to wear his designs, and the money was coming in nonstop. But Dimmy began to get complacent. Confident in his abilities, he stopped being as creative, as daring as he used to be. As he produced less, he couldn't afford to give away as much anymore, and soon the first article of clothing was only ten percent of the price. Then half off. Then a quarter off. Then full price. He had built his brand around his generosity, but as sloth took over, he could no longer maintain that brand, and his business fell through. He still makes clothes, but no longer with the same joy.

Cannon Fodder #4

Name: Golda Ivorybones
Base Scores: STR: 13 DEX: 6 CON: 12 INT: 6 WIS: 3 CHA: 8
Race: Dwarf
Personality: Humble, Deceitful
Occupation: Street Hawker (+Cha, Persuasion)

Backstory: 'What's that, sir? This little crystal? Oh, I'm sure it's nothing, though I did see it glow strangely a while ago. Probably just a trick of the light. Its cost? Oh, only one gold, I'm sure it's not really worth anything, but you do seem so keen on it.' 'This stick here? Oh, I just founded it dangling off a tree while wandering through those spooky woods over there. The tree actually made kind of an interesting sound when I busted it off, and I could have sworn some reddish stuff came out where I broke it. Probably nothing. Yes, now that you mention it, it does very much resemble a finger, doesn't it? Runes on the grain? Really? Well, I can't really see them, but I trust you. That'll be five gold, I am quite fond of the thing, even if it serves no practical use.' 'Now, constable, I'm sure I don't know what you're talking about. I never claimed anything, just sold my little knickknacks. Yes, I did think it a little odd that they were selling rather well, but I'm not about to pass up an opportunity. Speaking of an opportunity, care to take a look at this book? Don't mind the binding, I'm sure it wasn't meant to look like a human face there. It's just the angle, surely. Now, constable, there's no need for that! Hey! You don't have the right! I haven't committed any crimes! Wait, no, put that truncheon down, put tha-'

"Ignorance is bliss, and you look absolutely miserable."

#11 Apr 6, 2022

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Love the idea Constance! I have always loved playing characters from very humble beginnings.

Peasant #1

STR: 13, DEX: 14, CON: 14, INT: 12, WIS: 5, CHA: 11
Race: 15
Personality: 2 (10; 8 + 2)
Occupation: 10 (8)

Peasant #2

STR: 8, DEX: 12, CON: 13, INT: 8, WIS: 13, CHA: 13
Race: 16
Personality: 2 (4; 7 + 3)
Occupation: 8 (18)

Peasant #3

STR: 13, DEX: 11, CON: 11, INT: 10, WIS: 16, CHA: 12
Race: 1
Personality: 4 (3; 2 + 4)
Occupation: 19 (8)

Peasant #4

STR: 8, DEX: 7, CON: 11, INT: 14, WIS: 7, CHA: 8
Race: 7
Personality: 3 (10; 5 + 1)
Occupation: 1 (3)

DM - The Call of Strahd (CoS); Feyrealm Campaign, Chapter 0 - Bleak Prospect (BP), Chapter 1 - Destination Unknown (DU)

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((WIP!))

Now for the fun part!

Peasant #1

Name: Louis Vachier-Lagrave
Race: Human
Personality: Unhinged (Cruel & Delusional)
Occupation: Fallen Nobility (Duke; +1 CON, +1 CHA)
Final Stats (including Occupation): STR: 10, DEX: 10, CON: 15, INT: 13, WIS: 15, CHA: 13
Home: Sarthel
Backstory:

Do they know who I am? The question had plagued his mind over the last few nights. Looking around his cell there seemed to be several other captives. Gods, take them. He dared not to speak say it aloud but secretly knew he felt it in his heart.

If they only knew they’d let me go, they’d have to. Hobgoblins respect rank and class as much as the next chap, right? The bindings on his hands and feet were beginning to chafe. Duke Vachier-Lagrave, the name must still carry weight. Louis Vachier-Lagrave had been trading on his name for years, it was just about the only thing of value he had left in the world; disgraced and penniless, the duke was used to hard nights in the cold and damp.

“I say,” Louis had meant for the words to sound commanding instead they sounded weak and weaselly. “Oh I say!” his voice cracked as it raised it. “If they only knew who they had the misfortune of capturing,” he muttered to himself. Casting a suspicious around the cell he wondered who the other miscreants were.

Peasant #2

Name: Sammy ‘Shanks’ Shankland
Race: Human
Personality: Wicked (Impulsive & Arrogant)
Occupation: Outcast (Fugitive; +1 DEX, +1 WIS)
Final Stats (including Occupation): STR: 5, DEX: 13, CON: 10, INT: 11, WIS: 12, CHA: 13
Home: Fallcrest
Backstory:

“Oh hush your damnable mouth!” Sammy had heard enough of that jumped-up noble. “We’re all stuck in here together, least y’could do is give a man a bit’a peace an’ quiet.”

Sammy fiddled with the manacles around his wrists. “Besides, I got it all un’er control, look. ‘least some of us got some skill with a lockpick’n’stuff. Wha’ can yer offer other than some pretty words?!” Sammy’s patience had been wearing thin the last couple of nights. Hearing the persisted whining and woe is me speeches from some stuffy Duke was really beginning to agitate the petty-thief.

‘sides wos he gotta offer even if I do break-out? Sammy was used to a professional class of criminal in the River Rats, not out-of-touch nobles. ‘least he’s shut his trap nah, bet’er for concentration. He knew it was only a matter of time until he would break free. In his humble opinion, he was the best the River Rats had to offer.

Now the noble to his left was a different story. The runt of a man had been quietly lying on his side for the past number of hours. If anyone had ‘I’m a mark’ written on his forehead, it was this bloke. “Wha’s yer story then?” Sammy asked the man, making eye-contact. Tha’s it, get on ‘is good side. Ne’er know, yer ‘elp him now there might be coin in it.

Peasant #3

Name: Willem Hess
Race: Human
Personality: Balanced (Kind & Despairing)
Occupation: Fallen Nobility (Baron; +1 INT, +1 CHA)
Final Stats (including Occupation): STR: 11, DEX: 13, CON: 12, INT: 10, WIS: 11, CHA: 9
Home: Winterhaven
Backstory:

“M-m-my story?” Willem regarded the shabby-looking man to his right. Goodness, the man wishes to raise our spirits! “Oh, I hail from Winterhaven. From a long familial line stemming back many hundreds of years. Goodness, but you didn’t need to know that. My name is Willem. Of the Hess Family.”

You’ve done it there Willem, old boy, quick try and smooth it over. “Wh-wh-what about you friend? From whence dost thou hail?” Willem said, attempting and failing to come across normally. Well done Willem, now he’ll probably never speak with you again. Oh how I despise this cold and frightful place.

“Winterhaven?!” a gruff, unkempt man barks from the other side of the cell. “Y-y-yes,” Willem responds meekly, "heard of the place."

Peasant #4

Name: Magnus Morphy
Race: Human
Personality: Balanced (Deliberate & Wrathful)
Occupation: Farmer (Swineherd; +1 STR, +1 INT)
Final Stats (including Occupation): STR: 17, DEX: 17, CON: 12, INT: 11, WIS: 8, CHA: 18
Home: Winterhaven
Backstory:

Drawing himself upright, Magnus looks at the small-framed noble. “Winterhaven is my home,” he explains slowly, “and I know full-well about your family, Baron.” Magnus’s eyes darted to the shifty-looking man, he had not caught his name but knew well enough that he was a thief before he had even opened his mouth. Oh, he liked that. Bet he didn’t know old Willem was a Baron. Most in Waterhaven could recount how the Hess family lost their wealth.

“I bet your family would pay a pretty sum for your release,” Magnus watched as Sammy’s eyes widened. That’s it, you sit there, fiddling with your manacles, peacefully unaware of how many thieves’ heads I have caved-in over the years. “Seems like you’d be the type of man worth having as a friend,” he said with a smirk.

“Y-y-yes, I suppose so,” Willem responds meekly.

“Oh I say, another distinguished guest in this hell-hole of a place,” Louis pipes up. "I wonder what they want with us. I mean myself and the Baron are both rather valuable individuals, undoubtedly. But what about the rest of you?"

Gods, that man is insufferable. He shall be the first to perish, mark my words. "We shall all have our part to play," Magnus says ominously, "you all just follow my lead and I'll make sure we get through whatever is to come. Sound alright?!"

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DM - The Call of Strahd (CoS); Feyrealm Campaign, Chapter 0 - Bleak Prospect (BP), Chapter 1 - Destination Unknown (DU)

#13 Apr 6, 2022

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Here are my four Peasants:

Peasant #1

STR: 16, DEX: 11, CON: 15, INT: 15, WIS: 9, CHA: 12
Race:5
Personality: 6 (5; 1 + 2) 4
Occupation: 1(18)

Peasant #2

STR: 11, DEX: 10, CON: 7, INT: 5, WIS: 10, CHA: 12
Race:6
Personality: 6 (7; 6 + 5) 2
Occupation: 1(9)

Peasant #3

STR: 12, DEX: 8, CON: 13, INT: 9, WIS: 3, CHA: 7
Race:16
Personality: 9 (3; 4 + 8) 9
Occupation: 9(15)

Peasant #4

STR: 14, DEX: 13, CON: 12, INT: 15, WIS: 10, CHA: 15
Race:1
Personality: 9 (9; 4 + 8) 8
Occupation: 17(6)

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#14 Apr 6, 2022

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Serf#1

Race: Human
Personality: Wicked (Impulsive & Cowardly)
Occupation: Thatcher (Acrobatics; +1 Dex; +1 Con)

Serf #2

Race: Human
Personality: Unhinged (Cowardly & Anarchic)
Occupation: Dancer (Acrobatics; +1 Dex)

Serf #3

Race: Dwarf
Personality: Balanced (Honest & Despairing)
Occupation: Spice Merchant (Persuasion; +1 Int)

Serf #4

Race: Human
Personality: Wicked (Wrathful & Deceitful)
Occupation: Bookseller (Letters; +1 Int)

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#15 Apr 6, 2022

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Test Subject #1:
STR: 9 DEX: 13 CON: 11 INT: 6 WIS: 7 CHA: 7
RACE: 1
PERSONALITY: 1 9 6 2 5
OCCUPATION: 2 14

Test Subject #2:
STR: 4 DEX: 11   CON: 11 INT: 11 WIS: 12 CHA: 14
RACE: 5
PERSONALITY: 10   10   4   5   2
OCCUPATION: 16   13

Test Subject #3:
STR: 10 DEX: 17   CON: 10 INT: 12 WIS: 13 CHA: 9
RACE: 14
PERSONALITY: 9   2   4   5   5
OCCUPATION: 4   1

Test Subject #4:
STR: 12 DEX: 14   CON: 9 INT: 13 WIS: 18 CHA: 15
RACE: 19
PERSONALITY: 3   9   3   5   4
OCCUPATION: 18   10

#16 Apr 6, 2022

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#1
Base Scores: 10 11 13 12 8 8
Race: 2
Personality: 3 -> 1 & 1/3+4
Profession: 3 1

#2
Base Scores: 9 10 11 11 6 16
Race: 3
Personality: 2 -> 10 & 6/2+7
Profession: 11 16

#3
Base Scores: 12 12 13 8 11 14
Race: 12
Personality: 10 -> 8 & 9/4+6
Profession: 7 8

#4
Base Scores: 6 13 11 10 11 9
Race: 17
Personality: 7 -> 6 & 4/3+5
Profession: 18 7

#17 Apr 6, 2022

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#1)
Name: "Glass Tongue" Reev
Race: Goblin
Profession: Merchant - Fortune Teller
Personality: Balanced - Honest but deceitful; an "Honest liar"
Stats: STR(13) DEX(16) CON(7) INT(9) WIS(9) CHA (9)
Backstory:

"Oh yes, yes. Reeve see it...you are someone of GREAT importance~ Someone who shall achieve all ye desire...if they would heed Reev's words...for coin that is~"

Reev was a greedy little bugger, always taking a fancy to things with a shimmer or shine. His love for coin especially drew him to sneak into cities and pose as a fortune teller (after he killed one and took their clothes). He didn't understand why humans took such interest in hearing his random words, but they always seemed happy to leave him with more shinnies, so he didn't complain.

#2)
Name: Leonardo
Race: Human
Profession: Servant - Painter
Personality: Balanced - Humble but Cowardly
Stats: STR(10) DEX(14) CON(8) INT(6) WIS(15) CHA(17)
Backstory:

"...um, apologies, I know I am disturbing you, and again I'm sorry...but I feel a burning desire to paint your portrait...would you do me the honor?"

There is little joy for an orphan in Sarthel, with coin being king, those without it are often tossed aside. Still, one could suppose Leo was a lucky child, though you couldn't tell it by talking to him. An overly humble man, who's core talent laid in his perception of the world through an artistic lense, Leonardo was able to be quickly adopted by a family of some worth, to be raised as a painter. Since then, he lives out of a small workshop, painting for anyone, for any amount they offer. He loves to create works, and often times offers to paint people for free, not fully grasping money, much less economics, much to the chagrin of those who care for him. Still, he seeks to continue his work, until his final breath.

#3)
Name: "Bumbling Pete"
Race: Human
Profession: Servant - Minstrel
Personality: Balanced - Honest but Unruly
Stats: STR(12) DEX(7) CON(8) INT(9) WIS(12) CHA(17)
Backstory:

"Everyone needed a laugh, right? And who better to laugh at than a man you dislike."

Pete was a fool, a well meaning fool but a fool regardless. He wasn't the brightest, or even the most graceful of jesters, but he did his job well by allowing his customers to relieve their stress unto him, be it through throwing rotten fruit at his face, or pushing himself to get hurt for no other reason than a quick gag. It was plain work, but it kept him full and gave people some joy...still, he wished he didn't have to stink after every show.

#4)
Name: Durin Shardbearer
Race: Dwarf
Profession: Artisan - Glassblower
Personality: Eccentric - Honest, but destructive
Stats: STR(10) DEX(10) CON(19) INT(11) WIS(9) CHA(17)
Backstory:

"STOP CALLING ME SHARDBEARER!"

A failed artisan, Durin was an ambitious dwarf who sought to continue his ancestor's works. However, glasswork was not a fancy craft, nor was it an all about important when when contrasted to legendary sword-smiths and the like. So, eager to prove the craft's value, Durin tried to forge a masterpiece from an ancient crystal. However, rather than allow itself to be blown into his desired shape, the crystal instead exploded an embedded itself into Durin's flesh. Shamed by both his peers, and his own failure, Durin left his ancestral home, distraught and eager to dull the pain of the shards and his shame through destructive acts...and getting drunk.

#18 Apr 6, 2022

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Test Subject #1: Zebelu "Ze" Ortry
(ADJUSTED) STR: 12 DEX: 9 CON: 13 INT: 10 WIS: 6 CHA: 11
RACE: Human (Female, Aged 19)
PERSONALITY: Balanced (Virtue: Humble, Vice: Unruly)
OCCUPATION: Laborer (Gongfarmer - STR +1, CON +1)
BACKSTORY: The Ortry family have lived in the valley for generations, farming or herding. Some distant cousins have actually become merchants, or taken jobs in cities. Ze had never been to a city. She often dreamed about the someday that would never come, when she would ride a merchant wagon towards one of the large market cities just beyond the horizon. She would start a new life as tavern-tender until she saved enough coin to open her own place. She would find love and marry, and he would be a strong artisan - a carpenter or mason. She would tend the tavern and he would improve it, and their children would inherit what they built together. She had it all worked out...

Test Subject #2: Eorn Ducat
(ADJUSTED) STR: 16 DEX: 13 CON: 13 INT: 13 WIS: 12 CHA: 9
RACE: Human (Male, Age 27)
PERSONALITY: Eccentric (Virtue: Calm, Oddity: Imperious)
OCCUPATION: Farmer (Swinehearder: STR +1, INT +1)
BACKSTORY: Eorn's father, Eorn the Elder, is a stern man with high standards. Eorn is the spitting image of his father, both in stature and in personality. A calm, warm person by nature, but quick to judge those who don't adhere to high personal standards of accountability and industriousness. He towers over others at 6'5" in height, and is naturally broad, muscular, and strong. Though pig-farmers by trade, the Ducat men are well-respected in the countryside, and quick to rise to the needs of their neighbors.

Test Subject #3: Kenten Reed
(ADJUSTED) STR: 8 DEX: 11 CON: 11 INT: 5 WIS: 14 CHA: 8
RACE: Human (Male, Age 19)
PERSONALITY: Unhinged (Vice: Cruel, Oddity: Ambitious)
OCCUPATION: Soldier (Messenger: Letters, DEX +1)
BACKSTORY: Kenten is unlikable. He always has been, and he's always known it. People just can't stand his sneering smirk, and that he laughs involuntarily whenever someone else struggles. He is known to be cruel, as well. But he is driven. He seeks power over others, and though learning and comprehension come slowly to him, he is indomitable in his will to succeed. He suffered great embarrassment at the local temple to learn his letters in a bid to become a priest, only to be ultimately rejected due to his lack of empathy and delight at the suffering of others. Instead, he joined the army. Too weak for proper soldiering, he used his knowledge of writing to secure a position as a messenger. Now, he can read the delicate messages he delivers, looking for anything he can use to leverage for wealth or opportunity. He will succeed, no matter the costs.

Test Subject #4: Akten
(ADJUSTED) STR: 10 DEX: 8 CON: 8 INT: 12 WIS: 6 CHA: 9
RACE: Human (Male, Age 22)
PERSONALITY: Unhinged (Vice: Arrogant, Oddity: Valiant)
OCCUPATION: Outcast (Hermit: Nature, INT +1)
BACKSTORY: Akten was raised by a woman in the woods, and though he regarded her as a mother, never knew her real name or if she even was his mother. She died when he was twelve, and he has been on his own ever since. He travels to nearby villages from time to time to trade in herbs and small animal pelts, buying tools and clothes in exchange. He uses those rare moments to learn of the broader world, and events in it. But he always retreats back to the woods, never staying too long. Bandits have come across him from time to time, as have local guard patrols or hunting nobles. Everyone knows him, and they know he has nothing worth taking. Just mushrooms and herbs, and the clothes on his back. Never a coin to his name, or a surname to link him to anyone else.

I forgot the RP Sample!
Almost incredulously, the Gnome replies, "And right there, right there is the problem!" His voice raises, "Be a doctor, they said! Here I am, an accomplished medical professional, freezing in the backwater ass crack of the world, and two strangers I met at a funeral can magically heal!" He throws his hands up dramatically, looking at the sky, no longer talking to the others. "And that's why she left me, mom and dad, because your good little boy became a doctor like *you* wanted, and I'm out here competing with a grifter and a pyro! I was never going to afford her the life she wanted! Never!" After a moment of staring at the sky with no apparent response, he lowers his head and slumps his shoulders. His voice low, defeated. "Sure, lets see who needs healing services."

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#19 Apr 6, 2022

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#1

Ability scores: 13 10 17 12 14 17

Race: 4

Personality: 6 (7, 1 + 3)

Former Occupation: 13 8

#2

Ability scores: 12 7 13 13 12 11

Race: 5

Personality: 1 (8, 2 + 4)

Former Occupation: 16 10

#3

Ability scores: 11 9 16 5 11 13

Race: 16

Personality: 7 (1 + 2)

Former Occupation: 10 7

#4

Ability scores: 12 10 12 9 7 6

Race: 15

Personality: 2 (10, 2 + 4)

Former Occupation: 17 10

#20 Apr 6, 2022

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Peasant #1

Ability Scores: STR(11 +1), DEX(9), CON(16), INT(13), WIS(14), CHA(10)

Name: Jith Klermesai

Race: Goblin

From: Outskirts of Sarthel

Personality: Balanced (Generous and Paranoid)

Former Occupation: Mercenary (+1 STR, Stealth proficiency)

Wicked silver blades glint in the late-afternoon sun as the goblin dances through the crowd of bandits, cutting down adversaries twice her size with ease. A toothy grin twists her mouth upwards, pale green face painted with delight as she revels in the pure chaos of the battle. A flurry of metal swords swirl around the small figure as she dodges and weaves through the ambushed robbers, incapacitating any in her path. Golden, cat-like eyes gleam brighter with each fallen foe, gloating at each of her victories and anticipating the hefty sum this commission is sure to bring.
“That’ll teach ya’ to mess with The Hound!”

Orphaned by a fire and left with nothing but mental and physical scars, Jith was forced to grow up on the streets. Left to fend for herself in a harsh environment full of potential dangers, it was only natural that the goblin learn how to fight, steal and lie, and she soon discovered she was a natural. Despite being small and young, Jith became a formidable opponent. She quickly picked up on the usage of makeshift weapons to compensate for her petite stature, and became extremely proficient in the art of fighting dirty and cheating - a lesson taught from observing the rabble.
As Jith grew older she became a figure of fear and wonder among other street-rats, her wicked style of fighting and the burn scars that covered half her body in mottled gashes earning her the title of “The Hound.” She took great pride in this nickname, often using it as a threat to ward enemies and city-goers away from her territory. Despite her notoriety, the goblin was an outcast among her peers. Many admired her, but none trusted her - and rightly so, for she would not hesitate to stab allies in the back if she deemed it necessary. However, viciousness aside, Jith couldn’t help but feel lonely; she had no friends or family to rely on, and often felt isolated, trapped within the dirty streets of the city, with no real way out.
One day, Jith found herself in a spot of trouble with the city authorities. She had stolen some seemingly insignificant food and let her guard down, resulting in a police (i'm not sure what these would be in this world. Perhaps city guard or something?) chase. For the first time in her life, Jith was surrounded, and could see no way out - until a tall, armoured human stepped in and assured the officials that he “would handle this.” The man introduced himself as Ren Madisk, a mercenary captain from the outskirts of Sarthel. He revealed to Jith that he had been observing her, and had been impressed by her fighting skills. He invited her to join his mercenary troupe, promising gold, glory and companionship.
The mercenary’s proposal tempted Jith greatly - he offered all that she desired. And so, after some trepidation, Jith left behind her life as a street urchin and became a mercenary trainee.

The goblin lived with Ren for a few years, learning the trade and putting her skill in combat to good use. The pay was good, and although the other mercenaries were a little wary of her, the were never hostile, and she found a sort of comradeship among them, despite being the only goblin. She definitely preferred her mercenary life to her old, and planned to stay with the troupe for at least a decade.
However, while out on a commission she became separated from her group and came across a group of armoured hobgoblins.
Caught by surprise, she was slow to react, and was struck unconscious by a blow to her head before she could draw her blades. When she woke she found herself imprisoned in a freezing dark cell with three others, stripped of her weapons and unable to get out, despite her best efforts.

(I will flesh this out a bit more if Jith becomes my character. Add in more details about what happened on the streets and with mercenaries, etc.)

(also wanted to mention that her paranoid personality trait would be related to fear of fire somehow, but again will only detail that if she survives the “meat grinder” session)

Peasant #2

Ability Scores: STR(13), DEX(10), CON(13), INT(8 +1), WIS(12), CHA(15 +1)

Name: Mytheaian Sinnanodel

Race: Elf

Personality: Noble (Generous and Calm)

Former Occupation: Astrologer (Nature Proficiency, +1 INT & CHA)

A figure clad in a deep blue stands in the centre of an ornate room, head craned upwards, gazing through the crystalline glass ceiling to the heavens above. A kaleidoscope of burning stars shines all around them, their intense brightness reflecting of mirror-like walls, wrapping the hooded figure in a luminous cloak glowing with celestial energy. Without turning, the mysterious character raises a pale hand towards the awed onlooker, beckoning to them with slender fingers. "Come.. let the stars guide you."

Recognised as an intellectual prodigy at a young age, Mytheaian (or Mythe, as she prefers) was separated from her commoner family and sent to an academy that specialised in nurturing certain talents. It was here that Mythe was introduced to astrology, a subject that quickly became her passion. The young elf would spend all her free time in the academy's elaborate observatory, studying the meaning of the cosmos and learning the secret language of the planets and stars. This newfound love quickly developed into obsession; hours turning into days of charting the celestial pathways, and deciphering all of their hidden meanings. The head astronomer would often find her sleeping peacefully at her favourite desk in the observatory, surrounded by a pile of notes and maps, a pattern of inky constellations marking her pale skin - the only space left to write after she ran out of paper mid-study session.

Immediately upon graduation, Mythe was offered a position as an astrologist at the manor of a noble. Her immense skills gained her a reputation, which quickly turned to fame, and she soon had a long line of high-society customers lining up to hear what the stars had to say to them. Whether it be about past, future or present, the celestial entities always had some message, and the astrologist would use this to guide those who depended on her, rarely disappointing. Mythe’s newfound fame spread, and she soon found herself being asked to serve at the court of the high elves, the greatest honor she could imagine. She, of course, accepted this invitation, and here she stayed, guiding and advising royals and nobles alike, a messenger of the the heavens. Her life was all she had ever wished for - she lived in simple luxury while doing what she loved. For the first time since she had been taken from her family, Mythe was truly happy.. until she woke up in a freezing cell, weaponless and afraid, with no memory of how she got there.

(Same as Jith, will add more if chosen as character: Details about school life, court relationships, etc. Thinking maybe she could have a lover or friend that betrayed her? Just want to spice up her story a little!)

Peasant #3

Ability Scores: STR(12 +1) DEX(13), CON(11 +1), INT(14), WIS(12), CHA(18)

Name: Oild Trokt

Race: Goblin

From: Winterhaven

Personality: Balanced (Humble and Unruly)

Former Occupation: Grain Farmer (+1 STR & CON)

Peasant #4

Ability Scores: STR(9), DEX(12), CON(10 +1), INT(12), WIS(13 +1) CHA(7)

Name: Sabrahilda Lightstone

Race: Dwarf

From: Winterhaven

Personality: Wicked (Deceitful and Greedy)

Former Occupation: Milkmaid (+1 CON & WIS)

- Thank you for your consideration :)

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