Difference between revisions of "Aldimar"

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Aldimar

Concept: The Melancholy Prince, Caste: None Anima: None

Abilities
Archery		Athletics	••
Awareness	•	Brawl	••
Bureaucracy	•	Craft
Dodge		Integrity	••
Investigation	•	Larceny
Linguistics	•• (Poetry)	Lore	••• (Teaching)
Martial Arts	••• (Swords)	Medicine
Melee		Occult	••
Performance		Presence	••
Resistance		Ride	••• (Horses)
Sail		Socialize	••
Stealth		Survival	•
Thrown		War
Other Abilities: Martial Arts (Shining Point in the Void) ••• Caste Abilities: None Favored Abilities: None Supernal Ability: None

Other Traits
Willpower: 3
Merits: Familiar •••, Influence •••, Language ••• (x, x, x), Martial Artist ••••, Mentor •• (Exigent Exalt), Resources ••
Flaws: Derangement (Megrims - Defining)
Exaltation Traits
Essence: 1 • Personal Motes: 0 • Peripheral Motes: 0 • Invested Motes: 0
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Limit: 0 • Limit Trigger: None
Intimacies
Minor (+2) • Major (+3) • Defining (+4)
Principles
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Ties
{{{Ties}}}
Combat Traits
Health Levels: -0 • -1 • -1 • -2 • -2 • -4 • INC
Soak: xxx Natural: xxx • Armored: xxx • Total: xxx • Hardness: xxx
Defenses: Parry: xxx • Evasion: xxx • Resolve: xxx • Guile: xxx

Charms
None
Experience
General
Experience Total: x Experience Unspent: x
Solar
Experience Total: x Experience Unspent: x
Crafting
Experience Total: x Experience Unspent: x

In the icy Frostveldt Plain outside of Svartsten there is a herd of horses sacred to that god of that plain, Samehfadh, who appears as a great horse of frost and stone.
Because it is a tradition among the best riders and horsemen of Svartsten to stalk the herds and make off with one of their foals to train to take a mount, Aldimar decided to do likewise when he was not quite an adult, though was obviously a skilled horseman already.
After nearly a week of getting near the herd and making them accustomed to his presence, he saw the foal he wanted: a beautiful grey-blue foal with a white mane. Eventually, he made his move, roping the foal and then escaping back home, where he was lauded for his find.
Several days later, when he was training with [MENTOR], a furious blizzard blew in on them, heralding the arrival of Samehfadh. He was angry at Aldimar's theft of what turned out to be a god-blooded son. The god of the Frostveldt apparently bred a god-blooded foal to grow into a strong stallion or mare to lead his herd every generation.
Fortunately, Samehfadh was unsure of his ability to defeat [MENTOR], and so went away, grumbling.

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+* In the icy Frostveldt Plain outside of Svartsten there is a herd of horses sacred to that god of that plain, Samehfadh, who appears as a great horse of frost and stone.
+* Because it is a tradition among the best riders and horsemen of Svartsten to stalk the herds and make off with one of their foals to train to take a mount, Aldimar decided to do likewise when he was not quite an adult, though was obviously a skilled horseman already.
+* After nearly a week of getting near the herd and making them accustomed to his presence, he saw the foal he wanted: a beautiful grey-blue foal with a white mane. Eventually, he made his move, roping the foal and then escaping back home, where he was lauded for his find.
+* Several days later, when he was training with [MENTOR], a furious blizzard blew in on them, heralding the arrival of Samehfadh. He was angry at Aldimar's theft of what turned out to be a god-blooded son. The god of the Frostveldt apparently bred a god-blooded foal to grow into a strong stallion or mare to lead his herd every generation.
+* Fortunately, Samehfadh was unsure of his ability to defeat [MENTOR], and so went away, grumbling.