Shade

Full Name: Shade
Age: 150
Class(es): Rogue/Fighter
Race: Elven
Subrace: WildElf
Alignment: CG
Deity: Kithairien

Short Bio/Description: His true birth name is il'rathmire do'natche..or Shade found in the Morning Mist. For the sake of seeing his name unbutchered by human tongue he goes simply by Shade. That and of course for the fact that there is a power in names. His parents named him true however, for his favorite pastime is to find that place of little known shadow and hide there. It is in these shadows that prey may be more easily Caught or trapped. To be one with the shadow..to be the Mist and to lay in wait in shadow then with the rising of the sun bringing its light to the world, like the mist vanish without a trace of sight or sound.

During his travels w/ his nomadic peoples he became enamored of cities and the places one could find to hide w/in. How his skills as a hunter, the awareness of being at one with nature easily spilled over into city life. He found he could easily go and do as he pleased in shadows for the city folk were blind by the hustle and bustle of the city life around them. It became as a game to him to simply follow and hone his silent skills. He became a very solitary individual though, for moving silently with great stealth is easier to do alone. Like all his brethren he was raised in the way of the bow..to seek out unity between target and shaft. He quickly found himself in need of skills in swordsmanship w/in the alleys and byways of the city..some places are just not condusive to a longbow..So it is now to this end that he is roaming to world..seeking help to improve his close quarter skills and raise them to the same quality of perfection as that of bowmanship.

[Leanthar]

I do not see in the bio why your character would be CN. I need to see that before the alignment is approved.

right..i actually think he would be more chaotic good..through his raising as a hunter. The respect of the land and all living creatures that years of nomadic travels has brought. Having seen nature at its best and worst. That useless slaughter has no merit. That the good of the whole leads to the benefit of all. The weaver needs food, and the hunter needs blankets when the winter comes and snows blanket the land.

[NitaThompson]

approved as CG