Session 4: A New Hope

Here's the fallout of the last session

1) No more evil alignments, please. If you have a question about what this means, ask me and we can talk about it.
2) New characters enter the campaign at level 4, and start with a level 5, level 4, and level 3 magic item. They also start with money equivalent to the cost of a level 3 magic item.
3) We will start next session in Zone 1:Skullreave. Please review the materials posted in the Zone's thread. Eli will select what hex we start from, and may select any outer (adjacent to a border of the zone) hexes. I will weave in the new characters as best I am able. New characters must have some reason for being in the zone.

Use this thread to discuss what character you might introduce into the campaign.

I definitely like this character better than the other one. Still, you are free to play whatever you like, so long as the character doesn't possess an evil alignment.

If you do play this character, PHB 1 has lightning weapons in it that would allow you to get more use of your Dragonmark. It's a level 5 enchant, so you could start with it.

Quinn
Human Paladin Protector of Dol Dorn
(and a deserter)
Abandoned his duty, and is now wondering the world disgraced and wanted.

I like the idea, but that one will be a touch trickier to incorporate into the campaign--how would you feel about Quinn having some kind of connection to Allora, and that they're traveling together through Skullreave, that she might look for Marduk in the lawless goblin frontier and that you might avoid taking responsibility for your apostasy?

A few questions for Quinn...

1) What did he do during the Last War, a century-long, continent spanning war that ended in stalemate 4 years ago?

2) The Pantheon of the Sovereign Host has a much looser clerical hierarchy than the Church of the Silver Flame or even Shuster's Cult. Given that, who is pursuing you, what is your relation to them, and why would they be willing to assume the risks of Skullreave to catch you? I mean, the place is swarming with Goblins, Silver Flame knights, not to mention the odd Mournland Horror. They'd have to be pretty dedicated to come after you.

3) Dol Dorn is all about using honorable physical conflict to settle disputes. When was the last time someone questioned your honor and how did you respond?