Vutzig the Master of Weapons, Unlucky Giant

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Description

No mistaking the blue skin and green hair, this is obviously a storm giant,
one of the men from the sea. Fourteen feet tall and several feet wide, he
also has a depth, a thickness, that suggests plenty of physical activity.
The hair is cut short in a manner making it clear that fashion sense is least
among his priorities. Likewise the clothing, which is all serviceable and
useful but entirely unmatching and without regard to color or cut. Various
arms and implements of war are strapped, hanging or otherwise attached to his
body, and where bare skin can be seen you catch flashes of scars and bruises
in various states of healing. But all else quickly pales, insignificant when
compared to the horrible scarring and twisted nightmare that is the giant's
face. Inconceivable damage and what must be incredibly painful, unnatural
warping has done terrible harm to his visage, and while you see two eyes, a
nose, and a mouth, nothing else bears strong resemblance to normalcy. The
rest of the body, what you can see beneath the clothing, makes you think that

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Score

Level	40	Sex	male	Race	storm
Ethos	Orderly	Align	Good	Class	warrior
Practices	12	Trains	0	Hometown	Galadon
Exp	378272	To Level	15728	Sphere	Honor
Age mature, 206 years old (119 hours)
Hit Points	640	Mana	341	Movement	789
Strength	24	Intelligence	17	Wisdom	17
Dexterity	15	Constitution	21	Charisma	14
Carry #	0/34	Carry Weight	0 lb 0 oz
Gold	0	Silver	0	Copper	0
Wimpy	300	Morale	Moderate
Hitroll	0	Damroll	0

Role

Chapter 11

Fate in specific
Added Fri Apr 27 11:55:40 2012 at level 40:

As a result Vutzig has been thinking on his own life, his own place, and how his
fate is important (or isn't). After all, he is but one, albeit the latest, in a
long line of failed scions of the cursed Hollaran. His ancestors each sought an
end to the curse, and each met with utter failure, doing little more than pass
down the curse, the (flawed) lore, and despair. Why should Vutzig be different?
Why is he fated to be the one to achieve redemption? For indeed, nothing is of
greater import to him than to restore his family honor and lift the curse on
him and on a son he might have. Until recently his answer would be "because I
think so" or "because I will be stronger than they were" or something along those
lines. That has changed, and he is different for more than one reason. He is the
first and only to embrace the teachings of Fjarn, to understand the role of fate,
and see how the winds have blown his entire family to this point. He is the first
to take the step of actively joining in the war against magic, part of the village
of battleragers. Perhaps understanding fate is a way to see, to glimpse, one's
fate, and Vutzig catches such tiny flashes from time to time, often just before
and just after falling asleep. He has a role and he will play it, gladly, holding
back nothing from his efforts.

Role

Chapter 10

Fate writ large
Added Fri Apr 27 11:54:06 2012 at level 40:

What is luck? Does it exist? Why me? These are thoughts that go through most
minds at some point, but more often than others perhaps in Vutzig's. Life's been
harder and he's been less successful in his war than he'd hoped, but he knows
there's nothing for it but to press on. Even so, being mortal, he fell prey to
self-pity and despair and at just the wrong time saw the god of (mis)fortune,
Whiysdan. Reaching out in his depression he spoke with the lord of luck and
asked why the lord had given him such ill regard. An interesting and entertaining
conversation ensued, but as it must it ended with no answers. Vutzig spent much
time pondering the god's words, and his own beliefs, and what he'd learned of
his own lord, Fjarn. And as hours and days passed, despite the name Whiysdan
bestwed, he began to shed the self-pity, and discard the belief in such luck.
The final stroke coming during his long sought meeting with Fjarn, who allowed
Vutzig to express what had been in his head for along time but needed talking
through to solidify. Luck, for good or ill, is a fallacy. Kismet, fate,
destiny, choose your words, these are the truth. Luck is simple, easy to blame
or thank, and never needing explanation, and is thus the bastion of the common
folk. Fate though, is complicated, it implies an inherent contradiction which
at the same time is in harmony. What is fated cannot be escaped, what is fated
will be, but if that is so, are we slaves to fate? Are we without choice or motive?
No. Your fate will be revealed, but we must each make the choices, do the work,
to arrive there. Fate "knows" whether we will succeed or fail, and even if we
will try, but we must still do those things, and it is a choice. Inherent
contradiction, yet at the same time no contradiction at all. The discussion with
lord Fjarn helped Vutzig wrap his mind around these, and focused him on his place
within it. Knowledge of fate as a greater, giant force is only half, the other
must be the small, personal, individualized aspect.

Role

Chapter 9

On Being A Goodly Rager In Thera
Added Sat Apr 21 18:49:24 2012 at level 31:

P.S. As a battlerager of the light, and particularly a scion of an old Knight
of Thera house, he is keenly aware of the line he walks. He has great respect
for paladins ("noble knights" in his vernacular) and all who hold goodness in
their hearts. And he derives neither pleasure nor joy from seeking to place
his blades in the hearts of elves and others that have chosen magic as their
professions. But he knows it must be done, and he will do his duty. Even so,
when any of the light die to his blades, there will be personal cost, even if
no more than a moment of reflection, but perhaps also a more outward expression
of sadness that such deeds are necessary. And of course there would need to be
a significant set of extenuating circumstances for him to take the life of a
goodly non-mage. Obviously killing a goodly soul for a piece of clothing or
anything they might carry would be unacceptable. Though magical constructs
that may appear as goodly are in fact neither living, nor good, but rather
the results of the very thing he fights, and are thus fair game if necessary.
Also, those that claim neither goodness nor evil, but some sort of neutrality,
hold little claim to his restraint. He is no wonton killer, but if there are
times he feels his war would be aided by the death of such a one, then he will
not shy from doing so, as they are clearly not lighthearted. Like all things
this will be something he must assess and judge as it arises.

Role

Chapter 8

On His Hopes and Dreams and Goals
Added Sat Apr 21 18:47:38 2012 at level 31:

Finally, as he's aged and grown to maturity his beliefs, goals, desires, etc.
have all done the same. He's seen first hand now the need for the war against
magic, and not merely as the continuous tale of his family history. He's
seen and felt the sting of rank dishonor and shameful disregard for even basic
respect, deepening not only his belief in, but love of honor. And he's learned
how much he in fact needs to learn. Many of the things he thought he knew, he
was wrong, and already the commander, Salyeris, has corrected his mistaken
lore. All of these things together have combined to produce a few results in
Vutzig. First, he's no longer simply fighting for himself, or even for his
family's honor, but also for the good of all thera, and for the welfare of his
brothers and sisters, the battleragers. (Note: brothers and sisters are
battleragers, friends are typically applicants or non-ragers who've proved
themselves.) He is far too young to look for leadership in name, but to the
best of his ability he will try to set an example for the others. Second, he
has been to Fjarn's shrine several times, once even speaking to a Windgiver,
and his initial and enduring devotion to honor has been supplemented with a
beginning understanding of fate, and the winds that drive him and all others
through it. Having made the solemn choice to pledge fidelity to Fjarn and his
teachings, he will do so as well as he can. Third and finally, Vutzig has been
made aware of several relics crafted by only the gods know, for the hands and
body of one such as he, a battlerager of the light. He has made it a personal
quest to bring honor both to himself and to the village entire to obtain and
use these things in pursuit of that for which they were made: destroying magic.

Role

Chapter 7

On His Appearance
Added Sat Apr 21 18:46:07 2012 at level 31:

During this same conversation the tribunal commented on various youngsters
staring at him, even if they tried (poorly) to hide their rudeness, and how
Vutzig seemed oblivious. No, replied Vutzig, he was completely aware of it,
but after so many years, his whole life, living with such, he rarely
consciously reacts or comments on his monstrous appearance. His outward
behavior for the most part seems normal, typical, a studied act that really
by now is more than just an act, and his responses and expressions will usually
only reflect his curse when some external stimulus provokes them. Constant
staring. A first look and reaction by a stranger, someone he's meeting for
the first time. And of course, though he isn't consciously aware of it, every
time he smiles or frowns or makes any other facial expression. At such times,
when he is forced yet again to confront his gruesome and macabre frontage, he
becomes dour and angry, as you might expect. He's not difficult to understand
and for the most part acts as you'd think in these matters.

Role

Chapter 6

On Order
Added Sat Apr 21 18:45:13 2012 at level 31:

There was an occasion of late when Vutzig, during a moment of quiet, of no
mages or other enemies to hunt or training to do, when he was engaged in
conversation by one of the tribunals. Order, he said, is not the same as
the law. Order, he said, is a universal concept, a state of being and
environment, often thought in opposition to chaos. Law, he continued, in
specific the tribunal law, is simply a concocted collection of rules that
some people decided to make up, for certain small spaces in certain parts
of the world. Rules to make people do things or not do things and rules to
set penalties for those that break these made up rules. But these fabricated
decrees are not themselves Order, nor does following or not following them
make one Orderly, or even lawful, unless you equate lawful with those few
specific "laws", which isn't necessary, the "laws" of nature are just as much
if not more "laws" and they've been around a lot longer for sure. So then,
Vutzig went on, he prizes Order, but has no particular feeling one way or the
other tribunal's laws. Perhaps they do some good, but they also do some bad
and they have no claim on his allegiance or adherence. However, he does prize
Order, and that is demonstrated in strict adherence to various codes, various
systems of behavior. In some ways he is very predictable, and indeed that
can be a downside, a vulnerability that can be exploited by enemies. But it's
a price he pays willingly, and really doesn't even see as a price. He follows
the Order of his chosen allegiance to the Village. He follows the Order of his
chosen lord, Fjarn. And of course he follows the Order, the behavior demanded,
by his devotion to Honor. None of these demand or even desire adherence to
tribunal rules, and he does not disagree.

PK Statistics

PK Statistics

Total PK Wins	10 (1 at level 40)
Total PK Losses	7
Total Mob Deaths	10

PK Wins by Class
VS. warrior	2
VS. anti-paladin	2
VS. assassin	1
VS. invoker	1
VS. necromancer	2
VS. shapeshifter	2

PK Wins by Cabal
VS. None	8
VS. OUTLANDER	1
VS. EMPIRE	1

PK Wins by Align
VS. Good	0
VS. Neutral	1
VS. Evil	9

PK Deaths by Class
VS. warrior	1
VS. druid	2
VS. berserker	3
VS. shapeshifter	1

PK Deaths by Cabal
VS. None	6
VS. OUTLANDER	1

PK Deaths by Align
VS. Good	0
VS. Neutral	2
VS. Evil	5

Role

Chapter 5

Vutzig's Honor
Added Wed Apr 11 14:41:50 2012 at level 3:

But he can do this only after knowing what honor, at least for him, means. One
thing has not changed over all the years, and that is the desire for honorable
combat. This does not mean he cannot accept aid generally, or help others, he
is goodly of heart and in moments when not reminded of his devastating ugliness,
can be as jocular and fun as anyone. He can give and receive gifts, healing,
and all the other things those without Honor might prize. But when it comes to
engaging in combat with the adventurers that have journeyed to or arisin in Thera,
he will do so himself, without the advantage of numerical superiority. Moreover,
while many of the creatures and beings native to thera are much stronger than any
one theran, and adventurers typically fight them in groups of three, he will not.
He will travel and learn on his own, until his guildmaster is finally pleased.
Again, this does not mean he will not engage some of these creatures and beings
with others, when there is great disparity between strength, such as dragons or
other beings of known renown. Also, honor does not demand stupidity or lack of
strategy or tactics. When traveling if coming across several creatures or beings,
if some are separated, or made inactive, that does not mean the remaining one in
combat must be left alone. These, like all things, will in the end be left to
his judgment, and the judgment of those who will judge him. Honor has a brighter
line than many codes, but still not every situation is exactly the same, and he
will do all he can to live within the bounds of that Honor. He does not seek
perfection. He is mortal and such is unattainable. But he will go from day to
day, taking what comes, and fighting and living with honor as best he can.

Role

Chapter 4

The curse down the ages...
Added Wed Apr 11 14:41:01 2012 at level 3:

Unable to bear it, Hollaran screams in anguish and before anyone can move, hurls
himself out the bell tower window, taking his life forever. Shocked silence
follows, but before long the gathered knights and squires begin to react, and
some are dispatched to Hollaran's home to speak to the wife and her young son.
In that way does she learn of what has happened, and while she is torn between
taking her life and her son's, she cannot bring herself to do it, and as he grows
he learns of his father's deeds, and the curse. He vows to redeem the family.
He vows not to father a child until he does. But he fails, at both. And this
pattern repeats itself over the years, the centuries. Each son - and it is
always a son first, strangely - vows to be the one to bring an end to the curse.
Each vows to remain chaste until he succeeds or dies. But each fails, and as
each ages he weakens and gives in to a desire for a son to succeed where he
has failed.

As the years and generations go by, as with all lore, the story is slightly
changed from telling to telling. By the time Hollaran's many-great grandson
Vutzig is born, the need for the restoration of their Honor remains, but now
he is Fated to be the one, not merely one in a chain. He will be the end of
the chain. And, though the original, true cause of the curse was Hollaran's
own behavior, over time the family has placed the blame on magic, first in the
form of the dark mages that called up the dark being, and second in the form
of the dragon's magic. Without these things, Hollaran's honor would not have
been broken, and then the curse would not have been placed. Only magic can
cause such horror, enduring for thousands of years. And only by fighting magic,
rather than what Hollaran would have called simple evil, can Vutzig now find
a place to fight with honor. A fight he looks forward to greatly.

Role

Chapter 3

And then becomes a true nightmare...
Added Wed Apr 11 14:39:25 2012 at level 3:

On the day that he is stripped of knighthood and the mark of the unbreakable
blade is removed (with sorrow, and words of encouragement at least from the
knights), something snaps inside him. The months of caution and control are
gone in an instant and he lashes out, the pain overcoming his intellect, and
with his own hands he strikes the golden dragon! So powerful is his anger
and despair that they fuel terrible blows, knocking aside those who come to
help and defend, and before the horror-stricken eyes of his former comrades-
in-arms, he strikes a mortal blow! As it lays there dying, its blood flowing
in a river of gold, it uses its last breaths to speak: "By the magic of my
blood I lay upon you and your children a curse, so that all may know of your
treachery, and know you and those of your line may not be trusted. You will
not be hunted, but you will find no succor, either, until one day, long from
now perhaps, a child of yours can find and restore the Honor that you have lost
this day. You shall bear this mark the rest of your days, as shall your first
born, and his first born, and so on. So shall it be." And with that the noble
creature gasps a death rattle and submits to death.

Hollaran looks up and from those around him he hears gasps and cries of dismay,
just as he begins to feel intense pain, as though his face were on fire. His
face begins to contort before their eyes, twisting and molding and moving in
ways no giant's face was ever intended to be. The excruciating pain goes on
for what seems to be forever though in reality is only a few seconds, but when
it is done his face is disfigured so badly, mangled so thoroughly, that it is
difficult to tell who or even what he was and is. Nothing remains untouched or
unchanged, and no remnant of symetry or normalcy can be found. At the same
time, in the forgotten city of Ofcol, screams can be heard from a mother and
child as the boy undergoes similar torture.

Role

Chapter 2

Turns into something far different...
Added Wed Apr 11 14:36:24 2012 at level 3:

But even as he prepares to act, to do something, the being locks eyes with him
and speaks in a voice no mortal throat could produce. "Puny mortal! Knight of
Thera! Blade of Cador! These are nothing! Hear my words and know the future!"
Pausing, he lets Hollaran stand there and stew for moments, apprehension clear
on his face. "Know this! You will fail! Your blade will be broken! Your
Honor will be cast down! And you will be the cause for your own suffering!
Nothing you can do will change this, mortal, know this, and despair!" As the
final word leaves its mouth, the creature disappears with another dark flash,
though the sound of his words continue to reverberate through the hall for
several moments. As he recovers, Hollaran hears one of the dark mages speak,
"We go now, knight, and leave you with this. The words were truth. We did
not know what prophecy would come, the magic can only be performed on a newly
made corpse of a powerful mortal of the light. But whatever is said as a
result always, always, comes true. You will not be surprised if we find great
pleasure in this. You surely will not believe us, but when it comes true,
remember that once, at least, you were given nothing but unvarnished honesty
from the Shadows!"

Quickly departing, the Shadows leave Hollaran alone. He feels his body begin
to reform, but his mind is in torment, awhirl with many emotions, chiefly
disgust and disbelief. But no matter how hard he tries to deny it, deep, deep
down somewhere a part of him cannot discount the words and believes what he
has heard. He vows to make the prophecy false, and at first scoffs at the
idea. But as days and then weeks go by, he becomes more and more consumed with
worry, he begins second guessing his actions, holding himself back so that no
matter what he will not engage in dishonorable behavior. Eventually he becomes
so afraid to live his life, for worry of acting to fulfil the creature's words,
that his inaction, his fear, renders him unfit for duty as a knight, and as a
bearer of the unbreakable blade. Just as the dark being foretold, he has caused
his own fall.

Role

Chapter 1

What starts as a routine defense...
Added Wed Apr 11 14:25:16 2012 at level 3:

The torch of Shadow safely in the keeping of the Knight guardian, Hollaran
takes the time to pray to his lord, Cador, of the unbreakable blade. His
honor steadfast and true he takes pride in his duties to the Light, and is
grateful for the trust of the Marshall and the Gods. The way of honor is
not simple, and can sometimes lead to pain and sacrifice, but it comes with
great internal strength, and a clarity few can imagine. But moments after
he begins his prayers the air shrieks with screams as dark mages of the
evil Shadow cabal come seeking to retrieve the torch. Quickly finishing up
Hollaran prepares and strides through the gatehouse to meet the challenge.
Too late he sees not one but three, and before he can plan a strategy for
victory, he is engaged and defeated, the torch restored to darkness.

He is no stranger to death and defeat, evil can be powerful, otherwise what
need for knights, but what happens next shakes him to the core of his being.
Before his eyes two of the shadows, dark mages both, begin vile incantations,
the very words painful to hear, abrasive to his ears. Deeper they chant,
stronger, with growing sense of ominous forboding and a perceptible diminishing
of the light. Soon, though it is mid-day, the gatehouse is dark as midnight.
And just as he thinks he can take no more, that his eyes will pop and his ears
will bleed, the shadow mages reach a terrible crescendo and scream out the final
words of their black ritual. A flash both brighter and yet without light at all
blinds Hollaran and as his vision returns he sees where his corpse had been is
now some dark being, a demon or devil of substantial power, visible waves of Evil
rippling outward from its body as if heat from a fire. Helpless and ghostly
Hollaran can do nothing, but he is not one to simply fall in abject terror. He
is a Knight of Thera! He is a bearer of the Unbreakable Blade! He will stand
even if there is no power in his arms or legs.

Immortal Comments

Wed Apr 11 18:59:22 2012 by 'An Immortal' at level 10 (1 hrs):
An Immortal added 1500 exp for: Ancestor was a Knight of Thera. Fell prey to a prophecy, and his family was cursed. Generations later, Vutzig is Fated to lift the curse.

Sun Apr 22 21:58:27 2012 by 'An Immortal' at level 33 (81 hrs):
An Immortal added 400 exp for: Four-part run-on-paragraph role updates that talk about order, his goals, and being a good rager. I'd have given more if the formatting was easier to read.

Sun Apr 22 21:59:09 2012 by 'Twist' at level 33 (81 hrs):
Also, the word you are looking for is wanton. "He is no wanton killer." Saying he's no wonton killer makes me think he avoids Chinese buffets.

Mon Apr 23 21:08:20 2012 by 'Whiysdan' at level 34 (87 hrs):
Complained about having horrible luck, so we RP'ed for a bit about him stepping on svirfs, not drinking, and living an "honorable" life. We didn't agree.

Mon Apr 23 21:18:35 2012 by 'Whiysdan' at level 34 (87 hrs):
We had a nice chat about luck and I told him he needs to change his perspective and luck will find him again. Titled 'Unlucky Giant' while he sorts it out. Looking forward to see where he takes it.

Fri Apr 27 13:16:44 2012 by 'An Immortal' at level 40 (115 hrs):
An Immortal added 400 exp for: We've been feeling very unlucky recently, so we spoke with Whiysdan. After some reflection, we believe in fate, not luck. Also, we spoke with Fjarn and it was good.

PK Gank-O-Meter

PK Gank-O-Meter

Total PK Wins	10
Total PK Assists	0
Solo PKs	9
PKs with a group of 2	1
PKs with a group of 3	0
PKs with a group of 4+	0
Average Group Size Per Kill	1.10

Death's Gank-O-Meter says: Solo-Killer

Total PK Losses	7
Solo PK Losses	7
PK Losses to a group of 2	0
PK Losses to a group of 3	0
PK Losses to a group of 4+	0
Average Group Size Per Death	1.00

Death's Ganked-O-Meter says: Destroyed By The Honorbound

Cabal Powers List

Level 10	spellbane	100%
Level 12	resistance	100%
Level 25	truesight	100%
Level 35	bloodthirst	88%

Skill List

Level 30	careful vision	77%
Level 30	fourth attack	96%
Level 30	dash	100%
Level 31	flurry	92%
Level 35	precise aim	75%
Level 36	bone armor use	1%
Level 46	enhanced reactions	1%

Skill List

Level 1	axe	89%
Level 1	dagger	90%
Level 1	flail	89%
Level 1	mace	96%
Level 1	polearm	86%
Level 1	spear	90%
Level 1	sword	100%
Level 1	staff	85%
Level 1	whip	84%
Level 1	enhanced damage	100%
Level 1	hand to hand	100%
Level 1	parry	100%
Level 1	rescue	75%
Level 1	recall	100%
Level 1	shield block	1%
Level 2	improved compare	87%
Level 2	improved consider	90%
Level 2	elbow	1%
Level 2	metal armor use	1%
Level 2	light armor use	1%
Level 2	beseech	1%
Level 3	dirt kicking	99%
Level 4	aim	85%
Level 4	knee	1%
Level 5	second attack	100%
Level 6	fast healing	100%
Level 8	kick	1%
Level 10	disarm	100%
Level 10	feint	1%
Level 12	third attack	99%
Level 12	dual wield	100%
Level 12	sharpen sight	82%
Level 13	dodge	90%
Level 14	haggle	79%
Level 14	pierce	1%
Level 15	bash	100%
Level 15	trip	88%
Level 15	shield cleave	1%
Level 15	pugil	1%
Level 15	meditation	100%
Level 16	charge	1%
Level 17	thrust	1%
Level 18	berserk	94%
Level 18	lash	1%
Level 19	slice	1%
Level 20	attune	1%
Level 20	deathblow	94%
Level 20	warcry	84%
Level 20	flourintine	100%
Level 20	pen	1%
Level 21	lore	94%
Level 21	retreat	76%
Level 22	cross	1%
Level 23	offhand disarm	75%
Level 23	trophy	72%
Level 24	evade	76%
Level 24	double thrust	100%
Level 25	drive	75%
Level 26	jab	100%
Level 27	parting blow	83%
Level 29	riposte	84%

Title History

Tue Apr 17 12:40:51 2012, level 23 (41 hrs):
Vutzig the Sentinel, Village Applicant

Mon Apr 23 21:10:21 2012, level 34 (87 hrs):
Vutzig the Warrior of the Shield, Unlucky Giant

PK Wins

Apr 15, 2012|Lv 21|Feanwyyn Weald|Draegur vs 1: Vutzig (100%, wrath)
Apr 16, 2012|Lv 22|Mount Calandaryl|Celesa vs 1: Vutzig (100%, slash)
Apr 17, 2012|Lv 25|The Eastern Road|Fioelso vs 1: Vutzig (100%, wrath)
Apr 18, 2012|Lv 28|Silverwood|Draegur vs 1: Vutzig (100%, parting blow)
Apr 20, 2012|Lv 31|Lord Tabershaw's Keep|Droggun vs 1: Vutzig (100%, slice)
Apr 20, 2012|Lv 31|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|Igzant vs 1: Vutzig (100%, slice)
Apr 24, 2012|Lv 35|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Fioelso vs 1: Vutzig (100%, drowning)
Apr 24, 2012|Lv 35|Galadon|Swaho vs 1: Vutzig (100%, parting blow)
Apr 25, 2012|Lv 37|Outskirts of Galadon|Dormoth vs 1: Vutzig (100%, drowning)
Apr 26, 2012|Lv 40|The Spire of the Blood Tribunal|Balete vs 2: Tryphen (35%), Vutzig (64%, wrath)

PK Deaths

Apr 14, 2012|Lv 17|Hamsah Mu'tazz|vs 1: Draegur (100%, acidic bite)
Apr 21, 2012|Lv 31|Voralian City|vs 1: Gof (100%, wrath)
Apr 21, 2012|Lv 31|The Eastern Road|vs 1: Gof (100%, wrath)
Apr 23, 2012|Lv 34|The Dragon Sea|vs 1: Garrosh (100%, thorns)
Apr 23, 2012|Lv 34|The Ruins of Ostalagiah|vs 1: Garrosh (100%, thorns)
Apr 25, 2012|Lv 39|Eil Shaeria|vs 1: Celesa (100%, flaming fist)
Apr 27, 2012|Lv 40|Aldevari|vs 1: Gof (100%, divine power)

Statistics

Experience Breakdown

Experience from Cabal raiding	9450
Experience from Skill improvements	10354
Experience from Exploration	8975
Experience from Quests	9975
Experience from Commerce	4850
Experience from Immortals	2300
Experience from Observation	12820

Adventuring Statistics

Character Created	Tue Apr 3 08:38:24 2012
Quests Completed	17
Exploration Points Found	38
(WANTED) Criminal	1 times
Murder	0 times
Theft	0 times
Looting	0 times
Offensive of Harmful Powers	0 times
Aiding a Known Criminal	0 times
Assaulting the Spire	0 times
Attacking Guildguards	1 times
Other	0 times
Thickening the Veil	30 items for -1373
Thinning the Veil	0 items for 0
% of lifetime in the wilderness	36 %
% of lifetime in the cities	10 %
% of lifetime in the Inn of the Eternal Star	2 %
% of lifetime caballed	62 %

Leveling History

Apr 3, 2012 |Lv 2 |Hr 0 |
Apr 3, 2012 |Lv 3 |Hr 0 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 4 |Hr 1 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 5 |Hr 1 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 6 |Hr 2 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 7 |Hr 2 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 8 |Hr 2 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 9 |Hr 3 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 10|Hr 3 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 11|Hr 5 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 12|Hr 6 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 13|Hr 7 |
Apr 11, 2012 |Lv 14|Hr 8 |
Apr 12, 2012 |Lv 15|Hr 10 |
Apr 12, 2012 |Lv 16|Hr 15 |
Apr 13, 2012 |Lv 17|Hr 19 |
Apr 14, 2012 |Lv 18|Hr 24 |
Apr 14, 2012 |Lv 19|Hr 25 |
Apr 15, 2012 |Lv 20|Hr 26 |
Apr 15, 2012 |Lv 21|Hr 28 |
Apr 16, 2012 |Lv 22|Hr 34 |
Apr 16, 2012 |Lv 23|Hr 39 |
Apr 17, 2012 |Lv 24|Hr 45 |
Apr 17, 2012 |Lv 25|Hr 46 |
Apr 17, 2012 |Lv 26|Hr 49 |
Apr 18, 2012 |Lv 27|Hr 50 |
Apr 18, 2012 |Lv 28|Hr 53 |
Apr 18, 2012 |Lv 29|Hr 54 |
Apr 18, 2012 |Lv 30|Hr 57 |
Apr 19, 2012 |Lv 31|Hr 62 |
Apr 21, 2012 |Lv 32|Hr 74 |
Apr 21, 2012 |Lv 33|Hr 77 |
Apr 23, 2012 |Lv 34|Hr 85 |
Apr 24, 2012 |Lv 35|Hr 91 |
Apr 25, 2012 |Lv 36|Hr 99 |
Apr 25, 2012 |Lv 37|Hr 100|
Apr 25, 2012 |Lv 38|Hr 102|
Apr 25, 2012 |Lv 39|Hr 103|
Apr 25, 2012 |Lv 40|Hr 107|

Timeline

Sun Apr 15 02:43:33 2012 at level 20 (25 hrs):
Vutzig advanced to level 20 <PK: 0-1>

Sun Apr 15 02:43:39 2012 at level 20 (25 hrs):
Vutzig has specialized in sword <PK: 0-1>

Tue Apr 17 15:01:44 2012 at level 23 (43 hrs):
Inducted into BATTLE by Salyeris <PK: 2-1>

Wed Apr 18 21:50:41 2012 at level 30 (53 hrs):
Vutzig advanced to level 30 <PK: 4-1>

Wed Apr 25 22:29:21 2012 at level 40 (100 hrs):
Vutzig advanced to level 40 <PK: 9-6>

Fri Apr 27 17:07:43 2012 at level 40 (118 hrs):
Rage Delete <PK: 10-7>

Mob Deaths

Apr 14, 2012|Lv 17|The Xvart Lair|a xvart raider by slice
Apr 14, 2012|Lv 17|The Xvart Lair|a xvart lieutenant by punch
Apr 15, 2012|Lv 21|Ship Graveyard|a sea serpent by bite
Apr 17, 2012|Lv 23|Waters of the Deep|a high priestess by slice
Apr 17, 2012|Lv 23|Ship Graveyard|a giant squid by whip
Apr 22, 2012|Lv 33|Mausoleum|a young vampire by freezing bite
Apr 22, 2012|Lv 33|Mausoleum|a young vampire by freezing bite
Apr 22, 2012|Lv 33|Mausoleum|the juju zombie by claw
Apr 24, 2012|Lv 35|Eil Shaeria|an enraged, drooling ghast by bite
Apr 26, 2012|Lv 40|Balator|Bladerunner by smash

Edges

Flaws

Ancestral Curse

Racial Edges

Class Edges

Dove of Spring Dawn
Hawk of Summer Afternoon
Eagle of Autumn Evening

Edges

Ehren Soul
Battle Tested
Ehren Lord
Repulsive

Cabal Specifics

Cabal Statistics

# of logins with their cabal item	26
# of logins without their cabal item	1
# of logouts with their cabal item	23
# of logouts without their cabal item	2
# of times they lost their cabal item	10
# of times they retrieved their cabal item	7
# of times they took another cabal item	7

Class Specifics

Weapon Specializations

Sword

Legacies