The Mystic Isles [OOC]

[Enigma]

You can be a trained but first level elvish warrior with first level spells, but you'll have to decide if you're wearing armor or not - it interferes with spells.

[Yggdrasil_Hugger]

Alright then. Probably less of a guard/soldier warrior and more of a showy, “look at my fancy sword fighting skills” kind of warrior. The difference between a greatsword and a rapier.

[Enigma]

Updated and open for character submissions

Spoiler: mentions 

@Lady Celeste; @Ayhey; @Denraven; @Storm; @Moonlit_Fae; @Koti~; @SikstaSlathalin; @AngelDellaNotte; @bluemoon; @Corrik55; @Alura; @SaltyIrishman;

[Yggdrasil_Hugger]

Spoiler: Belladonna 

Character Name: Belladonna

Player Name: SaltyIrishman

Race: Elf

Class: Witch

Social Standing: Outsider

Spoiler: Description 

Belladonna is tall and unearthly, sometimes seemingly blurry at the edges. She carries herself with uncontested pride and grace.

Armor: None

Primary Weapon: Spellcasting

Secondary weapon: Staff

Languages: Eilin - 1, Draconic - 3, Ijián - 3

Skills:
Combat: Stave - 2, Wrestling - 2
Common: Knowledge (Nature) - 3, Medicine - 5, Navigation (Stars) - 2, Survival (Moors) - 2
Social: Bluff - 4, Diplomacy - 4, Intimidate - 1, Sense Motive - 2

Personality: Belladonna does not interact with others much or for very long, so her personality is seemingly underdeveloped. She does not get certain social cues or figures of speech. Living alone in a shack in a backwoods swamp tends to do that to you. Despite her lack of permanent contact, she enjoys talking to others and is always hungry for news of the outside world. She may be primitive, but she has a spark of curiosity and a striking sense of humor you wouldn’t expect from a swamp witch.

Background: Belladonna was once known as Andathir, a bright and cheerful elf girl who seemed ready to take on the world. She had a spark of curiosity that was more like a blazing fire, and in her mind, she was all-powerful. Until the plague. A vile disease swept through her village, taking any and all. Her mother was first, then her sister and brother. Then it was her. She fell ill, sinking to the verge of death. In desperation, her father sought out a hag who could save his remaining child. The hag did it, she cured Andathir and the rest of the village. But it was not out of the kindness of her corrupt heart. As payment, she took Andathir away, wiping her memory of her life before. Now she was Belladonna, who had always been raised by her grandmother.

The villagers did not like this, but what could they do? The hag had saved them. She had cured the disease and taken just a child as payment. It was a better deal than they would have expected. Eventually, it was all forgotten. The plague, the hag, even Andathir. So when the hag became more brazen, stealing things for her magical concoctions, the villagers reacted aggressively. They searched the moors for the hag’s shack, intent on burning it. The hag, in contempt, simply released the plague upon them once more and left, Belladonna in tow. After about 2 centuries of life together, the hag allowed Belladonna to live elsewhere, though she visits often. Belladonna now lives in a shack in the moors west of Harrow’s Gate, helping people who come seeking her aid.

Other: The hag has placed a number of enchantments upon Belladonna, including one that gives her knowledge of Belladonna’s exact position, one that allows her to immediately teleport to Belladonna, and one that allows her to use all of Belladonna’s senses. She does care for Belladonna, but more in the way you’d care for a dog. Belladonna sees the hag as a somewhat overbearing grandmother who won’t let her do all the things she wants to do. She does love the hag as a grandmother however.

[Koti~]

Hurm~

[Enigma]

@SaltyIrishman, you get an automatic 3 for Ijián since she's an elf, unless the hag wiped out her memory of native tongue. You've got Belladonna living on the continent, so she would need to be speaking Keran if she's in the central region, or Aiveti if she's living north of Keras. However, that's a problem in that she's not on Albion in the West Riding region.

Note: SaltyIrishman pointed out a few things I had in the wrong slots for skills and I've since revised them.

[Highland Sniper]

I'm seeing heavy DND here with lack of stats.
Might we be able to suggest, or sublit requests for races?
Even if the race would only be considered rare cases of magical/device mishap/intervention?
Or would that only be asthetic benefits?

[Yggdrasil_Hugger]

I fixed some skill stuff and her current location. I had a looser grasp of geography when I originally wrote this, so apologies on any mistakes I made.

[Enigma]

I'm seeing heavy DND here with lack of stats.
Might we be able to suggest, or sublit requests for races?
Even if the race would only be considered rare cases of magical/device mishap/intervention?
Or would that only be asthetic benefits?

Our adventures are taking place on the island of Albion, so we're working with the dominant races of the isles. While a few have settled in, anything truly unique could wind up being hunted or confined to a menagerie for the remainder of its life. While it would be a very comfortable menagerie, they would be the crown's pet. They're not going to let it out to have adventures.

I fixed some skill stuff and her current location. I had a looser grasp of geography when I originally wrote this, so apologies on any mistakes I made.

Okay, sent you a PM.

[Highland Sniper]

off, so even if it demonstrates human inteligence and awarness, or even to be shown to be the work of a being more powerful than them. If captured, is not much better than a slave. Would pet be worse than slave?
...
actually, I think it would be in some ways. But I suppose it depends on how you look at it.

alright. Off tha table.