Nemios (5e 2024)

NAME: Nemios

Gender: Male
Race: Tiefling (Chthonic)
Class: Cleric (War Domain)
Level:3
Age: 25
Alignment: Neutral Good

Description:
A male tiefling with blue-grey skin, dark blue hair with a purple tint, and horns that curl like a ram's.

Ability Scores and Modifiers

Strength: 14 (+1 from Noble) / +2
Dexterity: 14 / +2
Constitution: 12 / +1
Intelligence: 11 (+1 from Noble) / +0
Wisdom: 15 / +2
Charisma: 9 / -1

AC: 15/17 (shield)
HP: TBC
Hit Dice:d8
Speed: 30'
Proficiency: +2
Spell Save DC: 12
Spell Attack Modifier: +4
Melee Attack: +4 (Str) / +4 (Dex) if the weapon has Finesse
Ranged Attack: +4

Initiative Bonus+2

Skills and Proficiencies

Insight (Cleric)
Religion (Cleric)
History (Noble)
Persuasion (Noble)
Athletics (Skilled)
Perception (Skilled)
Stealth (Skilled)

Simple Weapons (Cleric)
Light Armour (Cleric)
Medium Armour (Cleric)
Shields (Cleric)
Martial Weapons (Protector)
Heavy Armour (Protector)
Gaming Set: Dice (Noble)

Features and Traits

Racial Features - Chthonic Tiefling
Darkvision
Fiendish Legacy (Wis):
Otherworldy Prescence - Thaumaturgy
Resistance to Necrotic damage
Chill Touch cantrip
False Life (level 3) 1/ day or with a spell slot

Cleric Features
Saving Throws - Wis and Cha
Channel Divinity

Divine Spark

Turn Undead

Domain Features

Guided Strike,

Domain Spells (Guiding Bolt, Magic Weapon, Shield of Faith, Spiritual Weapon)

War Priest

Spells

Spell Slots:
Level 1: 4
Level 2: 2

Cantrips known:

Spells Prepared: 6
Level 1
TBC Level 2
TBC

Saving Throws

Strength: +2
Dexterity: +2
Constitution: +1
Intelligence: +0
Wisdom: +4
Charisma: +1

Languages Known

Common, Elven ???

Background

Noble

Gear

Chain Shirt
Shield
Mace
Holy Symbol
Priest's Pack
57 GP
Dice set

Character Backstory

Bastard son of a nobleman, Nemios should have been half-elven except there were complications.

Horns and tail shaped complications.

To his father's credit Nemios was raised in the household. But he was never clever enough, or accomplished enough, or witty enough, or beautiful enough, compared to his half-siblings. As a result he spent much of his time below stairs, hiding with the guardsmen.

At first they assumed he was a servant's child. They let him sit in the barracks as long as he made himself useful, and taught him to defend himself in a fight. He learned to love their stories and ready camaraderie. When Nemios's father found out he wasn't happy, but the guardsmen didn't much care whose son he was.

Nemios's affinity for the lower orders was another embarrassment to his father and eventually he was banished to take holy orders. He was "encouraged" to join the clergy of Lathander but on the way he confessed he was more drawn to Helm, keeper of the guards he'd spent so much time with. Not one to question faith the priest deposited him at the temple of Helm instead. There Nemios learned to honour the skills of those who first accepted him as he was, both in fighting beside them and in tending their wounds.