Tunnels & Trolls - Felron Lightfinger

Felron Lightfinger

Type - Thief Kindred- Human Gender - Male
Level - 1st Height - 6'1"

ST 14, DX 12, CN 7, SP 11, IQ 8, LK 11, CH 6, PW 11

Combat Adds - HTH +2

Weapons - Short Sword, Dagger
Equipment Carried - Warm, dry clothing and pack, Provisions, 40ft Hemp Rope, Lantern and oil, Calf high boots.

Background - Born into the family of a poor but honest merchant, Felron found himself out on his ear when he stole and sold the family wagon at the age of 12. The young Felron made for the city of Ellendel, secure in the knowledge that he'd found his true calling. He soon found it difficult to blend into the background, however, as he continued to grow and was forced to find employment as lookout for a particularly inept band of burglars. As he also tended to sound the alarm prematurely, it was no surprise that the burglars rarely managed to steal anything. He soon resorted to picking pockets to scrape a living, although he was loath to put himself at such risk of capture. Hearing rumours of vast treasures to be found at little risk, Felron has decided to try his hand at dungeon delving before he is forced to earn a living by honest means, a state of affairs he is keen to avoid at any cost.

Description - Felron Lightfinger is tall and thin of frame. He wears his unruly black hair long and has been attempting to grow a beard in an attempt to look more intimidating, without much success. His eyes are a watery blue and his complexion pale. His garments attest to the fact that, so far, he is not much of a thief.

Personality - Felron has always aspired to be a thief, which says much about his character. Unfortunately, he's never been much good at it, because of his physical stature and the fact that he's also an abject coward. In a tight spot he can always be counted on to look out for himself, although he will work within a team, mainly because he figures it puts more distance between himself and peril, whatever the peril may be. He also has a long memory for favours owed him but tends to conveniently forget his own obligations.