Race: Half-Elf
Homeland: Deepingdale
Class: Transmuter / Thief
Kit: Mystic of Nog
Alignment: Chaotic, Non-Evil
Religion: The Mog
Level: 2nd / 3rd
Experience: 6,221
Next Level: 5,000 / 5,000
Max Level: 12th / 13th

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Ability Scores:

Str	9	Stamina	9
		Muscle	9	Open Doors 5	Bend Bars 1%
Dex	15	Aim	17	+2 Missile attacks
		Balance	13
Con	12	Health	12	System Shock 80%
		Fitness	12	Resurrection Survival 85%
Int	11	Reason	9	Max Spell Level 4th	Spells per Level 11
		Knowledge	13	+1 Paths	Learn Spell 55%
Wis	10	Intuition	12
		Willpower	8
Cha	13	Leadership	11	4 Henchmen
		Appearance	15	+3 NPC Reactions

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Reactions:

• Initiative: +0
• Surprise: +0
• NPC Reaction: +0

Combat Statistics:
Hit Points: 10 (current 4hp)
Armor Class: 10
Base Attack Bonus: +1
Saves:

• Paralyzation/Poison/Death: 13
• Rod/Staff/Wand: 11
• Petrification/Polymorph: 12
• Breath Weapon: 15
• Spells: 12

Weapons	# Att	Att Bonus	Dmg	Dmg (L)	Speed	Range	Special
Finhead Sword	1/round	+1	1d8+1	1d10+1	5	melee	Magic

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Thief Skills: (no armor)

PP	65%	HS	40%
OL	65%	HN	35%
F/RT	50%	CW	80%
MS	54%	RL	20%

Non-Weapon Proficiencies: General, Rogue, Wizard

Modern Languages (Common)	11	Running	6
Modern Languages (Espruar)	12	Jumping	9
Modern Languages (Cormanthan)	11	Endurance	12
Modern Languages (Shadow Cant)	11	Tumbling	15
Ancient Languages (Noga)	11	Tightrope Walking	15
Ancient History (Noga Empire)	10	Prestidigitation	14
Reading/Writing (Noga Heiroglyphs)	12	Dirty Fighting	12
Information Gathering	11

Weapon Proficiencies:
Medium Blades Group

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Special Powers:

• Half-elven infravision enables them to see up to 60 feet in darkness.
• Half-elven characters have a 30% resistance to sleep and all charm-related spells.
• Secret or concealed doors are difficult to hide from half-elves, just as they are from elves. Merely passing within 10 feet of a concealed door gives the half-elven character a one-in-six chance (roll a 1 on 1d6) of spotting it. If the character is actively seeking to discover hidden doors, he has a one-in-three chance (roll a 1 or 2 on 1d6) of spotting a secret door (one constructed to be undetectable) and a one-in-two chance (roll a 1, 2, or 3 on 1d6) of locating a concealed door.
• Nogian Mystics gain bonuses for exceptional Constitution scores as if they were warriors.
• All Dalesman gain a +2 bonus to morale checks when they are engaged in battle anywhere in the Dalelands. In addition, each Dalesman gains a +1 to attack rolls and saving throws when fighting in defense of his home Dale.
• Whenever a spellcaster from Deepingdale is required to make a saving throw to escape the effects of a spell cast by any elf, he is entitled to a +2 bonus to his roll. Conversely, any spellcaster who learned his craft in Deepingdale imposes a -2 penalty on the saving throws made by elves to resist his powers. Against half-elves, this bonus or penalty is halved.
• Deepingdalesmen gain twice the normal bonus to any thief skill when they are not wearing armor.
• The Mystics of Nog are masters of physical magic. They have studied the nature of magical energies and have focused these energies into their body. The Mystics of Nog permanently “spend” spell slots in order to purchase special abilities, which are listed below. Each special ability costs a certain number of spell levels to obtain. The Nogian mystic permanently sacrifices the ability to prepare that many spells in order to gain the ability. Spell levels must be spent in full spell units (thus spending only 1 spell level of a 2nd level spell still causes that slot to be permanently lost).
  • 2 spell levels have been spent to raise his Balance score from 11 to 13.
• Specialization: A specialist can memorize and cast one additional spell per spell level, provided the additional spell is taken in the specialist’s school.
  • Because specialists have an enhanced understanding of spells within their school, they receive a +1 bonus when making saving throws against those spells when cast by other wizards. Likewise, other characters suffer a -1 penalty when making saving throws against a specialist casting spells within his school.
  • Specialists receive a bonus of +15% when learning spells from their school and a penalty of -15% when learning spells from other schools. The bonus or penalty is applied to the percentile dice roll the player must make when the character tries to learn a new spell.
  • When a specialist wizard attempts to create a new spell (using the rules given in the DMG), the DM should count the new spell as one level less (for determining the difficulty) if the spell falls within the school of the specialist.

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Penalties:

• Forbidden Schools: Abjuration, Necromancy
• Characters from Deepingdale may never gain the thief Backstab ability, regardless of class.
• Because of their lack of combat experience, the people of Deepingdale must make all attack rolls with a -1 penalty.
• This Dale’s goodwill toward elves does not go unnoticed by those races or specific persons who hate elves. Elven enemies—drow, orcs, and many others—will single out Deepingdalesmen in combat.
• The magic studied by the people of Deepingdale has been greatly influenced by the subjects of the Elven Court. Therefore, non-elves who must make a saving throw to escape the effects of a spell receive a +2 bonus against the incantations of a Deepingdalesman.
• A Mystic of Nog may only carry one weapon, one change of clothes, his spellbook, and a single day’s worth of food. Money may be carted around, but only if the wizard intends to spend the money within a week. Any other possessions must be sold or discarded.
• The cost of special abilities is limiting to Nogian mystics, as they may memorize fewer spells than other wizards. In addition, the Mystic of Nog must spend at least half of his spell levels on abilities (including bonus spell slots gained from specialization), and must maintain this balance at all times.
• A Nogian mystic may never learn or cast a spell of greater than 5th level. He still gains 6th level and higher spell slots when he reaches the appropriate level, but these must be used to purchase mystic abilities.

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Transmuter Spells: as 2nd-level Wizard

1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th
1	0

Paths Known: The Apprentice’s Path, The Shining Road, The Skyrider’s Path

Spell Book:

• Cantrips: Catfeet, Cut, Gallop, Horn, Listen, Scorch, Snatch, Spark, Sting, Tie/Untie
• 1st level: Cantrip, Detect Magic, Feather Fall [T], Flare, Light [T], Tenser’s Floating Disk
• 2nd level: Continual Light
• 4th level: Archveult’s Skybolt
• 5th level: Presper’s Moonbow
• 6th level: Contingency
• 8th level: Presper’s Double Wizardry

• Prepared Spells:
  • 1st: Cantrip (4 total uses of any above, 2 expended)

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Advancement Notes

• Armor Allowed: Leather, Padded, Studded Leather, or Elven Chain. No shields.
• Weapons Allowed: club, dagger, dart, hand crossbow, knife, lasso, short bow, sling, quarterstaff, or any one-handed sword
• Gain 30 discretionary points for Thief skills per Thief level.
• Starting at 5th level, a wizard’s lifespan is extended by his constant exposure to the arcane. The wizard’s maximum lifespan increases by an amount equal to five times his level. He still suffers the effects of aging at the same rate as other members of his race.
• At 8th level, the Transmuter gains a +1 bonus to saving throws vs. petrification and polymorph. This increases to +2 at 11th level. This stacks with his bonus against all transmutation spells.
• Once he reaches 9th level, a wizard can pen magical scrolls and brew potions. He can construct more powerful magical items only after he has learned the appropriate spells (or works with someone who knows them).
• Use Scrolls: At 10th level, a thief gains a limited ability to use magical and priest scrolls. A thief’s understanding of magical writings is far from complete, however. The thief has a 25% chance to read the scroll incorrectly and reverse the spell’s effect.
• Once a thief reaches 10th level, his reputation is such that he can attract followers — either a gang of scoundrels and scalawags or a group of scouts eager to learn from a reputed master. The thief attracts 4d6 of these fellows.

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Equipment:

• Tunic, Breeches, Silent Shoes, Leather Belt
• Sack Backpack
  • 1-gallon Wineskin (9 lbs, Arabellan Dry)
  • Loaf of Blackbread (1 lb)
  • Block of Cheddar (1 lb)
  • Dried Appricots (1 lb)
  • Spellbook (2 lbs)

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Encumbrance:

Base Speed: 12

Total Weight of Gear: 22 lbs.

	Unencumbered	Light	Moderate	Heavy	Severe	Max
Weight	0 – 35 lbs.	36-49 lbs.	50-63 lbs.	64-76 lbs.	77-89 lbs.	90 lbs
Movement	12	9	6	5	2	1