Melk Fyrkhrag :: (Read-Only)

Character Name		Player		Alignment	Current XP	Next Level XP	XP Change
Class		Race		Campaign		Deity
Level	Size	Age	Gender	Height	Weight	Eyes	Hair

Ability	Score	Mod	Temp Score	Temp Mod
STR
DEX
CON
INT
WIS
CHA

Action Points

Touch

Flat-footed

	Total		Dex		Misc
INIT		=		+


Speed	Armor Type

	Light Load
	Med Load
	Max Load
	Over Head
	Off Ground
	Push/ Drag

FORTITUDE

REFLEX

WILL

	Total Attack Bonus		Base Attack Bonus		Str Mod		Size Mod		Misc Mod		Temp Mod
MELEE		=		+		+		+		+
RANGED		=		+		+		+		+
	Total Attack Bonus		Base Attack Bonus		Dex Mod		Size Mod		Misc Mod		Temp Mod

Weapon	Total Attack Bonus	Damage	Critical	Range

Special Properties	Ammunition	Weight	Size	Type

Weapon	Total Attack Bonus	Damage	Critical	Range

Special Properties	Ammunition	Weight	Size	Type

Weapon	Total Attack Bonus	Damage	Critical	Range

Special Properties	Ammunition	Weight	Size	Type

Weapon	Total Attack Bonus	Damage	Critical	Range

Special Properties	Ammunition	Weight	Size	Type

Armor/Protective Item	Type	AC Bonus	Check Pen	Max Dex

Special Properties		Weight	Spell Fail	Speed

Shield/Protective Item	Type	AC Bonus	Check Pen	Max Dex

Special Properties		Weight	Spell Fail	Speed

Spell Saves
Save DC	LEVEL	Spells /Day	Bonus Spells
	0		0
	1st
	2nd
	3rd
	4th
	5th
	6th
	7th
	8th
	9th

Spells & Powers

Number of Spells/Powers Known (Bards, Sorcerers, Psions & Psi Warriors)
0	1st	2nd	3rd	4th
5th	6th	7th	8th	9th

Spell/Power Name	# Cast /Mem

Spell/Power Name	# Cast /Mem

Psionics
Manifester Level			Key Ability

Base	Bonus	Max	Current

Currency

50pp, 70gp

Languages

Description

An aura of mystery emanates from this handsome professional gambler, and one would be hard-pressed to tell what hides behind the young man's fascinating green eyes and charming conversation; a rich and deep mind for some, a selfish and more tortured soul for others.

Personality

Completely extraverted, Melk finds it easy to influence people and to make friends... Keeping them, however, does seem more difficult. Whatever his mood, the young man loves to share it loudly and proudly - either to express his joyful optimism, or a certain mockery towards those around him.

Character Traits

Character Flaws

Contacts / Friends

Enemies

Statistic Block

Condition and Effects	Additional Information

Melk had always been a let-down.

He was a let-down when, at the age of ten, he witnessed the murder of his mother and younger brother at the hand of bandits, petrified with fright, unable to call for help, let alone try a desperate attack to rescue his family.

He was a let-down four years later, when his old father asked him to find a job to make a living, as his business was declining, and would soon become insufficient to support both of them. But nothing interested Melk. His contempt for peasants, blacksmiths, and any occupation involving physical effort made it difficult for him to find an employer. His father had made an effort to provide him with a decent education. He therefore tried to work as a clerk, but could not focus on the routine of the job; he was more interested in spending his father's last coins with other teenagers, gambling, drinking - and sometimes even on girls. Upon discovering his daily activities, his father kicked Melk out of the family house. The boy left his native village and wandered from city to city.

He was a let-down a few months later, when he tried to rob the 'old man', Simon, who had accepted to offer him some food and a bed for the night. Simon woke up in the middle of the night, and found Melk pocketing some silver pieces he had found in a cupboard.

Yet instead of reacting with hostility, Simon took pity of the young boy, and decided to help him.

Simon, as it turns out, knew many things.

Simon could grow flowers - and he taught the boy. And Melk liked growing flowers, because they were colorful and radiated beauty. He became less reckless and more patient.

Simon could craft multicolored lanterns - and he taught the boy. And Melk liked crafting lanterns, because the designs were different every time, yet always rich and joyful. The boy's creativity and ingenuity grew, as he struggled to give each lamp unique, sophisticated features. He also became more focused and attentive, because mastering his art required the guidance of Simon, and he knew it.

The old man was sick, and had come to consider Melk as his own son. He perfected the boy's reading and writing skills. Seeing his fast progress, Simon decided to trust the boy with his most important secret.

Simon could cast spells - and he taught the boy. And Melk discovered a new universe, with its own languages and laws. He worked day and night to learn more, eagerly asking questions to his master. And the old man was delighted by Melk's passion and enthusiasm. He taught him all he could in the time he had.

Yet he did not have much time. Teaching the boy had brought joy to Simon, a deep feeling of satisfaction he had not felt in decades. Yet the sickness was taking away his vital strengths.

And then one morning, Simon did not wake up.

The old man's death proved devastating for Melk. But he acted as Simon would have expected him to. He informed the old man's few friends, arranged the funerals, and took care of Simon's affairs. The old man had left him all his belongings, but the thought of staying alone in the empty old house scared Melk. He gathered some clothes, provisions, and books, and locked the heavy door behind him. Where would he go next? It did not really matter. He would use his skills as a gambler to earn a living; he would grow his skills as a wizard to seek his purpose in life. A new chapter of his life had begun. A quest for adventure. A quest for knowledge and mastery. A quest for friends he would not let down.