Character Information    Name: Torix XP/Next lvl: 12,046 / Class: Barbarian Savage HP:curr/max 17 / 38 Alignment: Chaotic Good AC:reg/rear/no shield 2 / 8 / 2 Race: Human (Pict) Level: 4 Age: 20 Height: 5'9 Weight: 145 Gender: Male Encumbrance: 677 Movement: 15' Languages: Pictish, Common...

Ability Scores    STR: 15 (+0; +200 Weight Allowance) INT: 11 (+0) WIS: 10 (+0) DEX: 17 (-6 AC (Barbarian bonus, +2 per point over 14. +2 for surprise/missile weapons.)) CON: 15 (+2 HP (With Barbarian bonus of +1)) CHR: 9 (+0)

Saving Throws   

Death, Paralysis, Poison:	Petrification, Polymorph:	Rod, Staff or Wand:	Breath:	Spell:
14 (+3, +4, +4 bonus)	15	18 (+2 bonus)	17 (+2 bonus)	+0 until 4th level
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Description and Background    Description: Torix is a swarthy, black-maned, black-bearded, and black-eyed male Pict. He appears to be around 20 years old. Young, yes, put not a boy. Boys become men soon in Pictland-- or don't live to become men at all. His face and body are covered with dark blue tattoos in geometric shapes. Like most Picts, he's rather small compared to the average Hyborians. He wears a breastplate, bracers, and greaves of thick boar hide hardened by boiling in oil. He carries a spear, and his braided deer hide belt carry a large knife and hand axe. A short bow and quiver are across his back. His taut, wiry body smells of soil, sweat, and slaughtered game. Background: Torix is young Pict male, and that's all that really needs to be said. Like other young Pict males, he's a hunter, fisherman, hut and boat builder, and savage warrior. Like the other boys from the village, he endured the coming of age initiation and was tattooed. The shamans chose the daytime Sun and one of the nighttime Moving Stars [planets] to depict on his chest. No explanation was given. He's to discover the meaning on his own along the way. He's fond of the lovely Diendrei from the neighboring village. He's been secretly "night-crawling" with her for around two months. He thinks she'd make a good wife, gathering seasonal food with the other women, using a hoe on her garden patch, gutting, scaling, skinning and cooking game, hauling firewood-- and birthing strong boys. But before committing to protecting a wife and babies there's the world to roam, and Gundermen, Aquilonians, and Cimmerians to slay. No man who hasn't done so can ever sit at the head of the council fire.

Weapons

Weapon	Att/Rnd	Range	Speed	Damage sm/l	Spec.	Dbl. spec.	THAC0	Projectiles Left	Notes
+1 Spear (non-magical)		1,2,3		1d6+1/1d8+1	n	n	20
Short Bow	2	5,10,18		1d6/1d6	n	n	20	19, 2	2 silver. +2 to hit (Dex)
Dagger		1,2,3		1d4/1d3	n	n	20
Hand/Throwing Axe		1,2,3		1d6/1d4	n	n	20
Thracian spear (possibly magical)				/	n	n

Equipment Qty Item Location 1 Leather Armor 2 Quiver 1 Cloak 1 Boots, low soft 1 Belt 1 Waterskin 1 Backpack 1 Sack, large Backpack 1 Torch Backpack 1 Iron rations Backpack 26 Arrows 2 Quivers 4 Atlantis-era silver pieces Wealth   Enter negative number to subtract PP GP EP SP CP 12 111 0 91 2

Magic Items Qty Item Location Gems and Jewelry Qty Item Location

Memorized Spells

Spell Book

Notes

Weapon proficiencies: Spear, Short Bow, Dagger, Hand/Throwing Axe Barbarian abilities: Climb trees and cliffs. Hide in natural surroundings. Surprise 1-3. Back protection. Leadership. Survival, first aid, outdoor craft, tracking. Encumbrance, including 1 week rations and 67 coins = 677 gp. Base w/o coins, 1 week iron rations, 1 torches = 485 gp (still not including leather armor). Pictish Gods Jhebbal Sag. A god of all beasts, and men who act as beasts. Fang and claw are the law of this Beast-Lord. For millions of years he has loped through his wild lands in the form of one great beast or another; for such is his pleasure. When man came he added them to his stable. Jhebbal Sag is brother in spirit and blood to the animal kingdom. Jhil the Raven, a trickster deity associated with mortality. His children are the ravens, crows and certain spirits. Jhil taught the Picts how to survive in the wilderness. He is also a messenger for the spirit world. Endowed with the gift of prophecy, he has empowered mortals to use dice to reveal his messages, giving man a method of augury. Gullah the Hairy One. A Pictish gorilla god. The Picts consider the apes of the jungle to be his totem animals. Gullah, as a moon deity, also serves as a guardian of the spirit world. He mirrors the vices of humanity, for all of the animal kingdom his ape-like appearance most mimics that of Man’s. He is also credited the inventor of time and, as a moon god, has a fertility aspect.