Hess

[Hess]

Wind Reach CS Template Physical Description Name: Hess Race: Inarta Age: 22 Birthday: 50 Summer, 490 5’8” with light red hair and golden eyes. Lean/Fit. Some minor scars from accidents on various parts of his body. Major scarring on his back, over his ribs, from bear claw wounds. Also his right hand is disfigured/scarred and his right little finger is missing, from the same bear attack. Character Concept Hess is an Inarta hunter of the Avora class. He was born and grew up in Wind Reach and showed skill with a bow as a kid. Another hunter trained him, and he is good with a longbow and also setting snares. He lives in the Darniva Commons. Character History [coming] Possessions 1 Set of Clothing -Simple Shirt -Simple Bryda -Simple Undergarments -Simple Katinu -leather ankle boots 1 Waterskin 1 Backpack which contains: -Comb (Bone) -Brush (Bone) -Soap -Razor -Balanced Rations (1 Week's worth) -1 eating knife -Flint & Steel Heirloom: (worth 20 pinions) Quiver given to him by his trainer 322 Pinions [start w/100 – 78 spent in ledger + 300 Seasonal wages (Summer, 512)] Housing: A room in the in the Darniva Commonrooms Ledger Purchase Cost Total Starting +100 Pinions 100 Pinions Long Bow -75 25 Long Bow Arrows (20) -1 24 Small Animal Snares (2) -1 23 Hunting Knife (2) -1 22 Seas. Wages +300 322 Skills, Lores, Magics, Gnosis, Languages Skill EXP Total Proficiency Weapon - Longbow 10 RB, 16 SP 26 Competent Hunting 26 SP + 4 SXP 30 Competent Wilderness Survival 8 SP 8 Novice Observation 3 XP 3 Novice Geography 1 XP 1 Novice Singing 2 XP 2 Novice Seduction 3 XP 3 Novice Rhetoric 5 XP 5 Novice Fluent Language: Nari Basic Language: Common Poor Language: none Lores: Lore of Wind Reach Game Animals Lore of Wilderness Survival (starting a fire) Enjoying The Sunset Unprepared For Company Requesting A Story Zintila's Fall The Bear And the Maiden Fair Listening To A Lady's Wishes Thread List Fox In Socks Pride, Pestilence And Other Things I'll Give You The Stars From The Bruised Evening Sky When Three Hunters Collide Adding To Misfortune Come Here So I Can Thank You Properly, Dammit! One, Two, Three . . . Ouch!