Editing Darkhalls (section)

==Runa Wolfhunter==

Human Gunslinger/Bolt Ace

Str 11 (+0)
Dex 17 (+3)
Con 14 (+2)
Int 12 (+1)
Wis 14 (+2)
Cha 7 (-2)

BAB: +2 (Crossbow: +2 BAB+3 Dex + 1 Masterwork +1 Point Blank Shot=+7)
AC: +3 Dex, +4 Armor +1 Dodge =18
HP: 20
Fort: +5
Ref: +5
Wil: +3
Init: +5

Human: +2 Dex. Bonus Feat, Practiced Hunter (+2 Stealth/Survival, they are class skills)

Traits: Carefully Hidden, Reactionary

Bolt Ace: Proficient: Light armor, Simple and Martial weapons, all Crossbows; Masterwork Crossbow; Grit (2, restores with Crit or killing w/ Crossbow), Deeds: Sharp Shoot (1 Grit to target Touch AC), Vigilant Loading (Loading doesn't provoke if has at least 1 Grit), Bolt Ace's Dodge (1 Grit to move 5' and get +2 AC or drop Prone and get +4 AC when attacked by a ranged weapon), Nimble (+1 Dodge bonus to AC)

Feats: Point Blank Shot, Rapid Shot
Skills: Perception 2 (+7), Acrobatics 2 (+8), Stealth 2 (+10), Survival 2 (+9), Knowledge (Local) 2 (+5)

Equipment: Masterwork Heavy Repeating Crossbow (1d10, +1 Attack), Leather armor, Longsword (1d8), 20 Bolts

a cottage with a small garden
A goat and a couple of hens
outdoor clothes including hat, cloak, boots. Lots of fur involved.
knife, spoon, fire gear
cooking pots and paraphenalia
Flint & steel
Torches
Shovel
Walking stick
Blanket, leather bottle
Sack

'''masterwork chain shirt'''
'''Bag of Holding Type I'''
'''5 Lucky Bolts'''

History: When Rubani Bearhunter returned from the wars, he was leaving as a hero, a man whose skills had left legends behind him of his deadly skills, of the foes slain by his lethal, silent bolts. But when Rubani Bearhunter returned from the wars, he was not a whole man-- injuries had left him maimed, crippled. Worse, when he returned home, he learned that his wife had died, as had his sons. Only his daughter was left to him, but how could he provide for her, crippled as he was?

Runa, however, had her own answer to that-- she'd been hunting on her own to eat; with her father's help, she took up the weapon he'd brought home from the wars (a reward from a grateful noble) and set out on the path to true mastery-- and the path to putting food on the table with her wits and skill. She's not pretty, and she's not sociable, but all must respect her skill.


I dibs that tiny one to the east off the south road; Runa's a hunter, and doesn't do quite as much gardening. (She trades furs and meat and the like instead.)