Name: Tali Jaeger
Mug:
"I'm probably going to join the Shields! For free! That means I can cook up some nice food with my survival skills. For free!"Sprite: (Please use the default until I find out how to actually make a custom sprite, thank you!)
Class: Swordsman Trainee -> Myrmidon -> Swordsmaster
Character Skill: Vantage
Affinity: (I'll roll these, so leave them blank)
Personal Fault: Sword-heavy: If Tali is using a healing item, on themselves or others, -1 to MOV for the next turn.
Personal Skill: Ambidextrous: If Tali isn't adjacent to 2 units in cardinal directions to her, +15 to Hit.
/Personal Skill: Counterstance: If Tali is over 50% HP, +2 to Speed.
/ /Personal Skill: Disciplined Finesse: If Tali is equipped with a Crushing weapon, +5 Critical
Preferred Stats: Skill, Speed
Weapon Profs: Sword (E)
Level: 1 (Trainee)
Total Level: 1
[300/300]
HP: 18 (40%)
STR: 4 (60%)
MAG: 1 (0%)
SKL: 5 (60%)
LCK: 2 (10%)
CON: 4 [+2]
AID: 3 [+2]
DEF: 2 (60%) [+2]
RES: 0 (10%)
SPD: 4 (60%)
MOV: 4
Bio:
Tali spent her early years as a sheltered child. Her family was a small, four person group, with her father and two brothers. Her father was a retired hunter, now a farmer (which her two brothers followed up in), and kept his philosophy in life simple and plain, but also kept a large variety of books to keep Tali occupied, one day wishing her to be a scholar. The topic of her mother was something she learned not to approach after having asked the question at the age of 6, only meeting a grim, sad look in response. Alongside her brothers, she developed an aptitude of tilling and caring for the land, and in her free time (leaving other chores to her brothers), took up studies of hunting topics, alongside cooking and caring for food on long journeys, plus the many ways to skin and care of meat from hunted game; this was her early life, which only changed in the decades following the civil war.
Being a sheltered kid, Tali was wholly unaware of the surroundings around her, and kept solely to the household and its surrounding area. When she answered a knock on the door and came face to face with a simply armored man, gruff with mustache, and with a grim (but different) look on his face, she ran facefirst into her father as he angrily mentioned there was nobody else at home. It was saddening, however, to meet the reality of conscription--her brothers were being taken away, and her father was the only soul left to be with her. After weeks of what seemed like prolonged sadness, and a multitude of work to offset the workload of her brothers, she was approached by her father with fear in his eyes, but a sturdiness in his tone, as he told her about his wife--her mother--and the glory of being a guard of the city, alongside the many details which brought him to her and the many intricacies of the outside world there was. He explained his fears of losing others he loved, and cared little about the farm other than companionship. What with losing his two sons, whom he doubted would return in such a hectic (in his knowledge) climate filled with political unrest, he began training Tali as his wife would've wanted: Prepared for the world and all its troubles, rather than kept safe and hidden, even in the wishes to be safe.
Approaching young adulthood, Tali did not hear about her brothers through letters or otherwise, and it had been a while since the civil war had ended so this caused much deliberation. The civil war, at least through the words of her father, was something she partly knew of as a local depression in her youth. Now awakened to the reality around her, it was outside of that reality that drove her further into teaching herself and listening to her father; she was deeply curious what happened to her brothers. She was skilled both in survival and sword, holding a replicated blade as best as her father's rusty sword would do--alongside skilled in the culinary arts, coming from her childhood love of books and blades. When opportunities came knocking, her father made sure to make the right choice this time (in his knowledge); having word from others around, he sent in her name, encouraging Tali to make a name of herself just like her mother did in defense of the country and locality, and cautioned her to use her skills for the benefit of others, just as he knew her brothers would've done. To make the community, at least, a better place, that hadn't a need to rely on conscription and rather become prosperous again. And, to also send back word to home.
Tali left for recruitment within the Shields of Caermo, with knowledge that her father would be waiting for her when she was better off--and successful--in making the best of her life.
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