Name: Durin Deepdelver
Player: Dan R.
Race: Mountain Dwarf/Deep Dwarf
Gender: Male
Height: 4’6"
Age: 69
Classes: Ranger/Thief
Levels: 1/1
Weight: 142 lbs
XP: 0/0
Alignment: Neutral Good
Next Level: 2,250/1,250
Kit: Explorer (CRE)
Personal Information
Str:
17
Bend Bars/Lift Gates: 13%
Weight Allowance: 85 lbs
Open Doors: 10
Max. Press: 220 lbs
Damage Adj.: 1
Attack Adj.: +1
Dex:
17
Open Locks: +10%
Pick Pockets: +5%
Missile Adjustment: +2
Climb Walls: +5%
Move Silently: +5%
Armor Class: -3
Reaction Adjustment: +2
Con:
16
Poison Save: +0
System Shock: 95%
Resurrection Chance: 96%
Hit Point Adjustment: +2
Int:
12
Illusion Immunity: None
Max. Spells Per Level: 7
Max. Spell Level: 6th
Chance to Learn New Spell: 50%
Bonus Proficiencies: 3
Wis:
14
Clerical Spell Failure Chance: 0%
Bonus Clerical Spells: 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0
Spell Immunity: None
Magic Defense Adjustment: +0
Cha:
12
Maximum Number of Henchmen: 5
Loyalty Base: +0
Initial Reaction Adjustment: +0
Ability Scores
Paralyzation: 14
Poison: 10
Death Magic: 14
Petrification: 15
Polymorph: 15
Rod: 12
Staff: 12
Wand: 12
Breath Weapon: 17
Spell: 13
Saving Throws
Hit Points:
18
Base THAC0:
20
Melee THAC0:
19
Missile THAC0:
18
Armor
Natural armor class
10
Full armor, splint mail
-6
Shield, small adj.
-1
DEX Defensive adj.
-3
FINAL:
0
Axe, hand/throwing
Lasso
Short bow
Sword, bastard
Fungi Recognition (CRE)
15
Mining
11
Navigation, Underground (CRE)
12
Reading/Writing
13
Rope Use
17
Tracking
19
Native Languages
Common, Dwarf, Dwarf – deep dialect, Elf – dark
(drow) dialect, Gnome – deep (svirfneblin)
dialect, Undercommon
Non-Weapon Proficiencies
Weapon Proficiencies
Combat
THAC0
Attacks/
Speed
Damage
Range
(-2)
(-5)
Weapon
Melee
Missile
Round
Factor
Sm-Med
Large
Type
Size
Short
Medium
Long
Sword, bastard
20
1
6
1d81
1d12+1
S
M
Axe, hand/throwing
20
19
1
4
1d6+1
1d4+1
S
M
2
4
6
Lasso
19
1
10
B
L
2
4
6
Short bow
19
2
7
P
M
Short bow, flight arrow
1d6
1d6
P
S
10
20
30
Spear
22
21
1
6
1d6+1
1d8+1
P
M
2
4
6
Weapons
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Animals
Dry rations (1 week)
Daily Food and Lodging
Flint and steel
Items Carried
Thieves’ picks
Axe, hand/throwing x2
Torch
Clawed gloves
Whetstone
Clawed shoes
Wineskin
Lasso
Belt pouch, small
Rope, silk (50 ft) x3
Breeches
Short bow
Full armor, splint mail
Short bow, flight arrow x24
Good cloth cloak
Spear
Scabbard, hanger, baldric
Items Readied
Shield, small
Sword, bastard
Shirt
Items Stored
Spending Money
Items Worn

• Gold Pieces x13
  Backpack
• Silver Pieces x7
  Cassock
  Services
  Crampons
  Transport
  Inventory
  Encumbrance:
  Unencumbered
  Light
  Moderate
  Heavy
  Severe
  Weight (lbs):
  0-85
  86-121
  122-157
  158-193
  194-220
  Movement:
  6
  4
  3
  2
  1
  THAC0:
  -1
  -2
  -4
  AC:
  +1
  +3
  Currently carrying 124.00 pounds (Moderate Encumbrance, 3 Movement)
  Movement and Encumbrance
  Racial
  Ability
  Discretionary
  Skill
  Base
  Mods
  Scores
  Points
  Armor
  Final
  Climb walls
  60
  -10
  +5
  +10
  -50
  15%
  Detect noise
  15
  +0
  +0
  +10
  -25
  0%
  Find/remove traps
  5
  +15
  +0
  +5
  -25
  0%
  Hide in shadows
  5
  +0
  +5
  +30
  -40
  0%
  Move silently
  10
  +0
  +5
  +40
  -55
  0%
  Open locks
  10
  +10
  +10
  +5
  -25
  10%
  Pick pockets
  15
  +0
  +5
  +30
  -50
  0%
  Read languages
  0
  -5
  +0
  +10
  +0
  5%
  Rogue Skills
  Ranger
  Empathy with animals – May befriend animals.
  Followers – Attracts 2d6 followers at 10th level.
  Hide in shadows 10% – May hide in natural settings.
  Move silently 15% – May move silently through natural settings.
  Priest spells – May begin to cast Priest spells at 8th level.
  Special enemy – Familiar with one type of creature; granted a +4 to attack rolls and a -4 penalty to reaction rolls when
  encountering this creature.
  Tracking proficiency – Given the tracking proficiency, and will improve by 1 for every three levels.
  Two-weapon style – May fight with two weapons with no penalty if wearing studded leather armor or lighter.
  Major Spheres of Magic – Animal, Plant
  Thief
  Backstab – Surprise attack may inflict double damage. For every four levels beyond first, the damage multiplier increases by one.
  Climb walls* 15% – Able to climb vertical or smooth surfaces.
  Detect noise* – May hear faint noises.
  Find/remove traps* – Skill at finding and disarming traps.
  Followers – Attracts followers when a stronghold is built and name level is reached.
  Class Abilities
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  Hide in shadows* – Grants the ability to hide in shadows.
  Move silently* – May move without making a sound.
  Open locks* 10% – Skill at opening locks with the proper tools.
  Pick pockets* – Skill at pilfering small items from pockets or purses.
  Read languages* 5% – Skill at deciphering unknown texts.
  Scroll Use 10% – May use magic scrolls at 9th level.
  Thieves’ cant – Knowledge of the secret language of thieves.
  Class Abilities
  The restless spirit of the Explorer makes him the most nomadic of all rangers. His travels take him around the world, as he
  continually seeks new lands to investigate and new cultures to study. No region is too remote, no society too primitive to pique the
  Explorer’s interest. An expert in communication, survival, and anthropology, the Explorer’s skills are invaluable for safely navigating
  uncharted terrain and negotiating with suspicious natives.
  Special Benefits:
  Languages: An Explorer has the capability of learning twice the normal number of languages allowed by his Intelligence score (see
  Table 4 in Chapter 1 of the Player’s Handbook). For instance, an Explorer with an Intelligence score of 12 can learn six languages
  instead of the usual three. All languages still cost a proficiency slot each.
  Find the Path: The Explorer can use this ability to sense the correct direction that will eventually lead to a desired geographical
  locale, which must be in an outdoor setting. The Explorer must have some clue, map, information, or body of research about the
  locale in order to use this ability. It can be used once per week, providing a day’s worth of guidance (hence it is of greatest use on an
  expedition of weeks or months duration).
  Culture Sense: This ability allows the Explorer to acquire general knowledge about the laws and customs of a tribe, village, or
  settlement. Once per week, the Explorer may attempt to use this ability by touching a member of the tribe or village. The villager
  must have the knowledge the Explorer wishes to gain; for instance, the villager can’t be an infant or mentally deficient. Cooperation
  of the villager isn’t required; touching an attacking or sleeping villager works as well.
  The villager must make a saving throw vs. spells. If the throw succeeds, the Explorer learns nothing. If the throw fails, the Explorer
  acquires an instant understanding of the villager’s laws and customs, including those applicable to related clans or tribes (such as the
  social etiquette pertaining to all aarakocra in the region, not just this particular group). Information learned through this ability might
  include local laws (no one is allowed on the village streets after dark without written permission), accepted courtesies (strangers bow
  to all children), and cultural taboos (hats and other head coverings are considered offensive). Successful use of this ability also gives
  the Explorer a +1 reaction adjustment when encountering any other members of the tribe, village, or settlement.
  The DM may limit the quality and amount of information in any way he sees fit. The knowledge acquired through this ability doesn’t
  ensure proper conduct; the Explorer’s behavior (and the player’s decisions) will ultimately determine the reaction of all villagers.
  Special Hindrances:
  Limited Animal Empathy: Because he spends little time in one place, and much of his time is spent on native cultures and
  geographical studies, an Explorer does not develop animal empathy to the degree of other rangers. When dealing with wild or
  attack-trained animals, the animal’s saving throw vs. rods has a +2 bonus. Further, the Explorer must make a successful Wisdom
  check when trying to calm or befriend domestic animals.
  Few Followers: The Explorer would travel lightly, unencumbered by followers that require his attention. Thus, he will have no more
  than two followers at the same time. If he already has two followers, a new follower won’t arrive until one of his current followers is
  dismissed, lost, or killed.
  No Fortifications: An Explorer has little interest in the responsibilities associated with property ownership. He will never build a
  castle or any other fortification.
  Kit – Explorer (CRE)
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  Level:
  1st
  2nd
  3rd
  4th
  5th
  6th
  7th
  8th
  9th
  Ranger
  Maximum Wizard Spells Per Level: 7
  Cleric Spell Failure Rate: 0%
  Maximum Wizard Spell Level: 6th
  Wizard Chance to Learn New Spell: 50%
  Spells
  Spells Memorized
  Spell
  Time
  Range
  Area of Effect
  Components
  Ranger Spells Granted
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Currently carrying the Spear of Tinnal