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	= Additional Information =		= Additional Information =

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	== <big>Tîrninel</big> ==		== <big>Tîrninel</big> ==

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	Created by : [[Roughtrade]]		Created by : [[Roughtrade]]
			Previous Campaign [[Grey Company:Main Page]]

	[[Category: Lord of the Rings]][[Category: PBP]][[Category: Tolkien]] [[Category: True 20]] [[Category: CODA]]		[[Category: Lord of the Rings]][[Category: PBP]][[Category: Tolkien]] [[Category: True 20]] [[Category: CODA]]

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Roughtrade: /* Tîrninel */

2008-09-11T17:48:15Z

<big>Tîrninel</big>

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	Tîrninel is slender and of small stature for a Noldorian, equal to a human in height. Her hair is dark and her eyes are gray. She has a dark look, and most any elf can see she carries a burden on her heart. Her armor is the color of a cloud holding rain, it shimmers on the edges like any elven forged metal, but is shrouded in gray. She carries a sword with a white handle, it bears several jewels of dark red hue. Her bow is sturdy and her arrows fletched in gray tipped feathers from a gull.		Tîrninel is slender and of small stature for a Noldorian, equal to a human in height. Her hair is dark and her eyes are gray. She has a dark look, and most any elf can see she carries a burden on her heart. Her armor is the color of a cloud holding rain, it shimmers on the edges like any elven forged metal, but is shrouded in gray. She carries a sword with a white handle, it bears several jewels of dark red hue. Her bow is sturdy and her arrows fletched in gray tipped feathers from a gull.

			In Adûnaic she has been named Tyranna ''{Elf-Girl/Maid of Gray Skies}'' and Dyranna ''{Elf-Girl/Maid of Overcast Skies}''

	== <big>Character Stats</big> ==		== <big>Character Stats</big> ==

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<big>Character Stats</big>

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	Ageless, the Art and Greater Gift (Arcane Power: True Vision, Valar Shield), Lore (all Knowledge skills can be used untrained), Beast Skill (+4 bonus to Handle Animals and Ride and can use Ride untrained), Comfort (feels no discomfort in hot or cold weather), Elf-Senses (Night Vision and Skill Focus: Notice), Ghost-Scorn (the ghosts of Men hold no terror for the Elfs, who are immune to their fear effects), Inner Light (Pure-Heart), Lightfootedness (Improved Speed and Trackless), Noldorin Lore (Talented – Knowledge and Craft), Swift Healing (+2 check to recover from damage), Wandering Mind		Ageless, the Art and Greater Gift (Arcane Power: True Vision, Valar Shield), Lore (all Knowledge skills can be used untrained), Beast Skill (+4 bonus to Handle Animals and Ride and can use Ride untrained), Comfort (feels no discomfort in hot or cold weather), Elf-Senses (Night Vision and Skill Focus: Notice), Ghost-Scorn (the ghosts of Men hold no terror for the Elfs, who are immune to their fear effects), Inner Light (Pure-Heart), Lightfootedness (Improved Speed and Trackless), Noldorin Lore (Talented – Knowledge and Craft), Swift Healing (+2 check to recover from damage), Wandering Mind

	Speech: Quenya (native), ~~Duneal~~, Logathing, Sindarin, Westron		Speech: Quenya (native), Black Speech, Logathing, Sindarin, Westron

	<big>'''Equipment'''</big>		<big>'''Equipment'''</big>

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	<big>'''Skills'''</big> ''[base starting skills (each rank 4) role 4, +2 for int, +1 background. Three additional level with 6 each. Max rank 7]:''		<big>'''Skills'''</big> ''[base starting skills (each rank 4) role 4, +2 for int, +1 background. Three additional level with 6 each. Max rank 7]:''

	'''Craft''' (smith) [rank 7, int +2, talent +2] '''+11'''		'''Craft''' (jewel-smith) [rank 5, int +2, talent +2] '''+09'''

	'''Diplomacy''' [rank 7, cha +3] '''+10'''		'''Diplomacy''' [rank 7, cha +3] '''+10'''
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	'''Handle Animals''' [rank 0, cha +3, racial +4] '''+7'''		'''Handle Animals''' [rank 0, cha +3, racial +4] '''+7'''

	'''Intimidate''' [rank 7, cha +3] '''+10'''		'''Intimidate''' [rank 4, cha +3] '''+07'''

	'''Knowledge''' (geography) [rank 7, int +2, talent +2] '''+11'''		'''Knowledge''' (geography) [rank 6, int +2, talent +2] '''+10'''

	'''Knowledge''' (heraldry) [rank 7, int +2] '''+9'''		'''Knowledge''' (heraldry) [rank 4, int +2] '''+6'''

	'''Knowledge''' (all others) '''+2'''		'''Knowledge''' (all others) '''+2'''
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	'''Notice''' [rank 4, wis +2, focus +3] '''+9'''		'''Notice''' [rank 4, wis +2, focus +3] '''+9'''

	'''Ride''' [rank 7, dex +3, racial +4] +'''14'''		'''Perform''' [rank 6, cha +3] '''+9'''

			'''Ride''' [rank 4, dex +3, racial +4] +'''11'''

			'''Sneak''' [rank 3, dex +3] +'''06'''

			'''Survival''' [rank 3, wis +2] '''+05'''

Roughtrade: /* Thoronrúth */

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<big>Thoronrúth</big>

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	''I've got to add more. 1500+ years of it kicking around and ignored by Tîrninel seems excessive, even for long lived elves. Maybe the King's of Gondor had it for a time but again tainted it by carrying it into evil purpose and then it got lost. Gives some more context for why it's in human lands as well as could make for interesting role play. What really happened to her uncle's body? How did the men of Gondor get it? How did they lose it? Has it turned red again or is it still white?''		''I've got to add more. 1500+ years of it kicking around and ignored by Tîrninel seems excessive, even for long lived elves. Maybe the King's of Gondor had it for a time but again tainted it by carrying it into evil purpose and then it got lost. Gives some more context for why it's in human lands as well as could make for interesting role play. What really happened to her uncle's body? How did the men of Gondor get it? How did they lose it? Has it turned red again or is it still white?''

			''The Kinstrife in Gondor seems a good cause for it's misuse. Rumors of it being almost anywhere could follow. I'm only assuming the main game action is in the North. Either Tîrninel has already been to Minas Tirith and not found it, or had some guidance that Thoronrúth is in the realm of Arnor. Or it was never in Gondor but instead held by the Kings of Arnor and when the three sons of Eärendur fell into civil war in 861 things got ugly and so on. Anyways, it's late and I'm rambling...''

	'''In Game Mechanics'''		'''In Game Mechanics'''

	Totally in the care of the GM. Short of participating in some great battle on an epic scale, it should not come into play. Carried by a single person, it means nothing. Thoronrúth should basically grant a bonus to morale and protection from magical sources of fear. Possibly when facing foes of great power, like a Nazgul or something, it might drive them back or strip away some of their strength. But mostly it just prevents servants of The Enemy from using fear on those who follow the Eagle Banner. The Eagle's Doom is totally a GM device. Someone close to the heart of the person carrying Thoronrúth should die. His wife, son, daughter, father, mother, or maybe all.		Totally in the care of the GM. Short of participating in some great battle on an epic scale, it should not come into play. Carried by a single person, it means nothing. Thoronrúth should basically grant a bonus to morale and protection from magical sources of fear. Possibly when facing foes of great power, like a Nazgul or something, it might drive them back or strip away some of their strength. But mostly it just prevents servants of The Enemy from using fear on those who follow the Eagle Banner. The Eagle's Doom is totally a GM device. Someone close to the heart of the person carrying Thoronrúth should die. His wife, son, daughter, father, mother, or maybe all.

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<big>Thoronrúth</big>

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	It is said at the Siege of Barad Dur the Eagle Banner again shone with brilliant white. Always Thoronrúth had brought heart and courage to those who followed it in battle, but this time the glorious light smote the servants of the enemy like a weapon, blinding them and causing them to gnash their teeth in anguish. Then came Sauron himself, who slew the High King's Guard with his mace and scattered them. But his own servants had been driven back by the Eagle Banner, and alone Sauron faced Gil-Galad, Elendil and their sons.		It is said at the Siege of Barad Dur the Eagle Banner again shone with brilliant white. Always Thoronrúth had brought heart and courage to those who followed it in battle, but this time the glorious light smote the servants of the enemy like a weapon, blinding them and causing them to gnash their teeth in anguish. Then came Sauron himself, who slew the High King's Guard with his mace and scattered them. But his own servants had been driven back by the Eagle Banner, and alone Sauron faced Gil-Galad, Elendil and their sons.


	''I've got to add more. 1500+ years of it kicking around and ignored by Tîrninel seems excessive, even for long lived elves. Maybe the King's of Gondor had it for a time but again tainted it by carrying it into evil purpose and then it got lost. Gives some more context for why it's in human lands as well as could make for interesting role play. What really happened to her uncle's body? How did the men of Gondor get it? How did they lose it? Has it turned red again or is it still white?''		''I've got to add more. 1500+ years of it kicking around and ignored by Tîrninel seems excessive, even for long lived elves. Maybe the King's of Gondor had it for a time but again tainted it by carrying it into evil purpose and then it got lost. Gives some more context for why it's in human lands as well as could make for interesting role play. What really happened to her uncle's body? How did the men of Gondor get it? How did they lose it? Has it turned red again or is it still white?''

Roughtrade: /* Thoronrúth */

2008-09-03T06:28:46Z

<big>Thoronrúth</big>

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	It is said at the Siege of Barad Dur the Eagle Banner again shone with brilliant white. Always Thoronrúth had brought heart and courage to those who followed it in battle, but this time the glorious light smote the servants of the enemy like a weapon, blinding them and causing them to gnash their teeth in anguish. Then came Sauron himself, who slew the High King's Guard with his mace and scattered them. But his own servants had been driven back by the Eagle Banner, and alone Sauron faced Gil-Galad, Elendil and their sons.		It is said at the Siege of Barad Dur the Eagle Banner again shone with brilliant white. Always Thoronrúth had brought heart and courage to those who followed it in battle, but this time the glorious light smote the servants of the enemy like a weapon, blinding them and causing them to gnash their teeth in anguish. Then came Sauron himself, who slew the High King's Guard with his mace and scattered them. But his own servants had been driven back by the Eagle Banner, and alone Sauron faced Gil-Galad, Elendil and their sons.

			''I've got to add more. 1500+ years of it kicking around and ignored by Tîrninel seems excessive, even for long lived elves. Maybe the King's of Gondor had it for a time but again tainted it by carrying it into evil purpose and then it got lost. Gives some more context for why it's in human lands as well as could make for interesting role play. What really happened to her uncle's body? How did the men of Gondor get it? How did they lose it? Has it turned red again or is it still white?''

	'''In Game Mechanics'''		'''In Game Mechanics'''

	Totally in the care of the GM. Short of participating in some great battle on an epic scale, it should not come into play. Carried by a single person, it means nothing. Thoronrúth should basically grant a bonus to morale and protection from magical sources of fear. Possibly when facing foes of great power, like a Nazgul or something, it might drive them back or strip away some of their strength. But mostly it just prevents servants of The Enemy from using fear on those who follow the Eagle Banner. The Eagle's Doom is totally a GM device. Someone close to the heart of the person carrying Thoronrúth should die. His wife, son, daughter, father, mother, or maybe all.		Totally in the care of the GM. Short of participating in some great battle on an epic scale, it should not come into play. Carried by a single person, it means nothing. Thoronrúth should basically grant a bonus to morale and protection from magical sources of fear. Possibly when facing foes of great power, like a Nazgul or something, it might drive them back or strip away some of their strength. But mostly it just prevents servants of The Enemy from using fear on those who follow the Eagle Banner. The Eagle's Doom is totally a GM device. Someone close to the heart of the person carrying Thoronrúth should die. His wife, son, daughter, father, mother, or maybe all.

Roughtrade: /* Tîrninel */

2008-09-03T06:10:45Z

<big>Tîrninel</big>

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	''Sorrowstar; Star of Sorrowfulness''		''Sorrowstar; Star of Sorrowfulness''


			Tîrninel is slender and of small stature for a Noldorian, equal to a human in height. Her hair is dark and her eyes are gray. She has a dark look, and most any elf can see she carries a burden on her heart. Her armor is the color of a cloud holding rain, it shimmers on the edges like any elven forged metal, but is shrouded in gray. She carries a sword with a white handle, it bears several jewels of dark red hue. Her bow is sturdy and her arrows fletched in gray tipped feathers from a gull.


			== <big>Character Stats</big> ==


	Noldorian Female : Warrior 4 (Knight)		Noldorian Female : Warrior 4 (Knight)
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	Profession: Noble (Ride)		Profession: Noble (Ride)


	== <big>''Biography''</big> ==		== <big>''Biography''</big> ==