| This Character has been reviewed 6 times by 5 unique reviewers and has participated in 2 games. (note: we can only count games that have actually been reviewed) [View Owner Stats] |
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| Character's Role (Check all that apply) |
| Front Line Fighter |
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33% |
| Archer |
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33% |
| Rogue/Scout |
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0% |
| Spellcaster |
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50% |
| Healer |
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33% |
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| Character's Perceived Alignment (Check all that apply) |
| Good |
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83% |
| Evil |
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0% |
| Neutral |
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33% |
| Chaotic |
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0% |
| Lawful |
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0% |
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| Teamwork (Check all that apply) |
| This character was mostly a leader |
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33% |
| This character was a scout |
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0% |
| This character stayed with the group |
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83% |
| This character worked well with the group |
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83% |
| This character inappropriately dominated all conversations |
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0% |
| This character provided valuable ideas to the team |
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33% |
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| Roleplaying (Check all that apply) |
| I learned something new about this character in this session |
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67% |
| This character was too quiet |
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0% |
| This character was a serious character |
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50% |
| This character was a funny character |
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0% |
| This character was an outlandish character |
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0% |
Born 21 years ago in the forests outside of Essel, Annie had a comfortable childhood with her seamstress mother. Her mother never told her much about her father, but she knew he was a druid as well who left when she was a baby for unknown reasons. From her father, Annie inherited her skills in connecting with animals and trees. Any questions Annie asked while growing up about her father made her mother turn teary and silent- but eventually her mother told her the truth about her father's past. Knowing the truth at last, Annie left her home in shame and desperation, fearing that she too would become what her father was. Annie doesn't talk about it now, but seems to have come to some sort of peace while in the forests. Annie has been traveling for a little over a year now, and even now, only enters the city when forced to do so for practical reasons. 
