Sarg, a jeweller

Sarg
Race: Human	Sex: Male
Profession: Jeweler	Alignment: Lawful Good
Possessions: Average	Age appearance: Youthful
General Appearance: Dirty	Sanity: Normal
Tendencies Mischievous	Personality: Diplomatic
Disposition: Compassionate	Intellect: Active
Nature: Hard-hearted	Materialism: Average
Honesty: Truthful	Bravery Normal
Energy: Lazy	Thrift Thrifty
Morals: Normal	Piety: Reverent
Interests: Husbandry
Str: 11,Int: 8,Wis: 7,Dex: 12,Con: 14,Cha: 8

Sarg is an average human male, appearing rather young, working his way into his profession as an apprentice Jeweller. Not yet old enough, experienced enough, or rich enough to open his own shop, he is able to manage his Master shop in an effective fashion, if he has to. He volunteers at his Church's sanitorium, lending his strength and time to deal with those who have lost their sanity in pursuit of magic. He is an upstanding person, if given to the occasional prank to the other apprentices.

Character #2 - Khedro of the Gravelbrewer Clan

Khedro of the Gravelbrewer clan
Race: Dwarf	Sex: Female
Profession: Miller	Alignment: Neutral Evil
Possessions: Scant	Age appearance: Mature
General Appearance: Immaculate	Sanity: Normal
Tendencies Careless	Personality: Diplomatic
Disposition: Compassionate	Intellect: Average
Nature: Soft-hearted	Materialism: Average
Honesty: Truthful	Bravery Normal
Energy: Normal	Thrift Mean
Morals: Normal	Piety: Reverent
Interests: Horticulture
Str: 7,Str: 8,Int: 8,Wis: 8,Dex: 6,Con: 12,Cha: 12

Khedro is a rarity, a female dwarf that is actually seen by humans as she works on the mill she built beside the river. The humans of the area have started bringing their grain to Khedro's mill because she is honest merchant, accurately weighing the flour milled on her stone, and often making errors in the farmer's favor. She also is much interested in how the farmers grow their crops, often providing her with materials for her to experiment with in growing stronger, larger yields. She keeps her milling area very clean and her scant possessions are well-cared for, and hung properly at the end of each work day. Khedro was tossed out of her clan forge due to a disagreement between herself and the dwarf she was betrothed to. He ended up getting wounded during an argument with Khedro and the marriage was called off, and Khedro ran away before she could be thrown out. She harbors some thoughts of revenge, but she has to build up her gold and work before doing so.
Some of the farmers kids believe she has made a couple of wanderers disappear, feeding them to something growing in the basement of the mill..........

Our First Character - Opruwilar

Opriwilar - Pru, or Willow to her fellow rangers and druids of her circle, is a relatively young looking woman of rqather extravagant taste in clothes, spending most of the money she gets from her trapping and hunting on clothes, giving the rest away to those in need and the circle. She doesn't carry much more than her equipment and her clothes, which are well-made. The time she spends alone in her work has left her with some difficulty interacting with other people, leading to a tendancy to blurt out things that may hurt other people, as well as giving her some strange ideas on how people should interact. She spends a fair bit of time thinking about how the forces of nature interact, but isn't overly pious in her worship of the patron of rangers. She is honest to a fault, and often the first one into a battle to defend the woodlands.




Race: Human
Profession: Ranger
Alignment:  Neutral
Sex: Female
Possessions:  None
Appearance:  Youthful,  Foppish
Sanity: Unstable
Tendancies:  Altruist
Personality:  Aloof (Average)
Disposition:  Insensitive
Intellect :Active
Nature: Soft-hearted
Materialism: Average
Honesty: Very Honorable
Bravery  Foolhardy
Morals:  Normal
Piety: Average
Energy:Normal
Thrift: Thrifty
 Interests Nature

Post the first

This is my first attempt at blogging, and an attempt to create something useful for Dungeon Masters as a resource of pre-made non-Player Characters (NPC's). I'll likely be concentrating on the first 3 editions of Dungeons and Dragons, and attempt to branch out into some other games later on. I may be making use of the random tables in the 1st edition AD&D rulebook from TSR Hobbies and Gary Gygax.