Elven Events (Y)



In your youth your family took in a young human who was raised along side you. (work with your DM to determine details)

🎲 6 : πŸ“‘Elven Events (Y) (from: Grimley)

The character's cultural ties are to his current nation of residence. While the character's ancestors may have come from another land, he has no strong emotional, physical or cultural ties to another country

🎲 2 : πŸ“‘101c Heritage (from: Grimley)

Your culture is marked by rapid growth, development and expansion. New ideas and technologies are being discovered and exploited. But access to power resides in the hands of a few powerful nobles or warlords your culture is experiencing a golden age.


Wealthy: These people are rich. They own large estates, have many servants, plush furnishings and large holdings of land. They usually make their money from real estate, merchant trading and gouging poorer people.

🎲 96 : πŸ“‘Background Generator (from: Grimley)

Legitimate: Your birth was a result of union between your father and mother, binding you in blood to your fathers family.

🎲 15 : πŸ“‘104 Birth Legitimacy (from: Grimley)

Aunt and/or Uncle: You were raised by the brother/sister of one or more of your parents, due to your parents being absent or having died.

🎲 14 : πŸ“‘104b Family Head (from: Grimley)

Divorce: During your youth your parents split up and you were forced to chose which parent to live with (Work with your DM to detirmine the details)

🎲 16 : πŸ“‘208 Childhood Events (from: Grimley)

Enlisted: You joined or where forcefully enlisted into an army and spent time in service. (work with your DM to determine details)


Extraordinary Event: An event far beyond the ordinary happeneds to you.


You are mistaken for the missing offspring of the ruler of the land and are taken to live in the ruler's household. After 1d6 years something happens that causes you to leave. (work with your DM to determine details).


I can stare down a hellhound without flinching.

🎲 93 : πŸ“‘520 Personality Traits (from: Grimley)

I pocket anything I see that might have some value.


I'm never satisfied with what I have--I always want more.

🎲 34 : πŸ“‘521 Character Flaws (from: Grimley)



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