Friday, January 17, 2025

(BECMI D&D) Bronte, New Acolyte of Mere

 Kicking it old school for Day 17 of the #CharacterCreationChallenge, a little Basic D&D action.


Bronte Argento - 3rd Level Lawful Cleric of the Church of Gulluvia
Strength:       12
Intelligence:  12
Wisdom:        17   +2  (10% xp bonus)
Dexterity:      14   +1
Constitution:   9
Charisma:     17    +2
Hit Points:   7
Armor Class: 0  (Banded Mail +1, Shield,  ROP +2)
Weapon Prof:  Mace (Skilled), Hammer 
Skills: Acting  17, Ceremony (Church of Gulluvia) 17 ,  Law and Justice (Gulluvia)  17 ,  Persuasion 17.

xp: 5,000
GP: 25

Weapon: 
Mace (2d4 skilled damage, -1AC/1)

Spells, 2 1st level. 
In town:   Detect Evil, Detect Magic
Dungeoneering:  Cure Light Wounds x2 or Cure Light Wounds/Light

In the Barony of Gulluvia, the good Lady D'hmis has absolute power over the military, over the church, and over all her subjects.   Bronte is the third child of a petty noble, destined for an administrative post in the church, and to be honest, her frail health and personable charm destined her for an influential post after a long career.  

Bronte had other thoughts, participating in numerous trainings not only with the martial clerics, but the feared baronial knights.  Sure she's taken her lumps, but she's earned the respect of the others... and the preferential treatment of the armorer's.  Compared to even the sergeants and captains of the Guard, she's nigh impenetrable against goblins and kobolds, and is apt enough to dispatch one after a single swing, two at worst.  

Word has trickled through the network, that werewolf may have ventured through the Village of  Mere and killed a well-liked acolyte of the church, Brother Barry Manaslow.  The faithful flock was relying on the declining wisdom of Father Joseph, and his new acolyte, a mere girl, no more than thirteen at best.   It would be up to her, with papers from High Priest Carathmus, no less. to be an a new protector of the village, and find why there had been so much activity with the Baronial Guard in the past year...

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