Name: Keyleth Galanodel
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Race: High Elf
XP: 50,675 (12/16/18)
Class (Level): Monk (9)
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Background:
Physical Description:
Age: 129
Gender: Female
Height: 6’1″
Weight: 170lbs
Eyes: Blue
Skin: Pale
Hair: Long, black
Overall Description: Keyleth has a fun loving, mischievous demeanor with a bit of a hard edge that says she is ready to spring into battle at a moments notice.
She usually wears the loose, easy to move in garments of a monk of the Order of the Band, with additional jewelry. She is bursting with weapons and can use all of them. She has dragon tattoos wrapping her arms, and one peaking out of her shirt over her chest.
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Misc Traits: Member of the Order of the Band.
Langues and Other Proficiencies:
Roleplay Notes:
HISTORY
Keyleth is 125 years old and at the urging of her master and her parents has just taken her adult name. She is the only child to her high elf parents. From a young age it was clear that she was going to be more free spirited than the average elf. In an effort to channel all of Keyleth’s extra energy and martial prowess they introduced her to as many different weapons and styles as possible. Nothing really kept her attention for long, although she seemed to be a natural at most of them.
When Keyleth was about 75 one of the elders in their community suggested a remote monastery in the mountains near by. Keyleth had finally found what she was meant to dedicate her life to. Master Voldreck was a dwarf but he turned out to be her favorite teacher. She thrived at the monastery. It was also Master Voldreck that encouraged her to take some time and become an adventurer. He said that if she was never tested than she would never appreciate the true value of all that she was being taught. So off she went, to test her teachings
CUTOFF XP AWARDS – 50,675 (12/16/18) TOTAL FOR ALL XP BELOW THIS NOTICE
- 6,275 xp – Submission and Renewal (12/16/18)
- 4,000 xp – Pieces of Pottery Part 2 (11/24/18)
- 4,050 xp – Pieces of Pottery Part 1
- 5,000 xp – Words and Consequences
- 2,200 xp – Reprieve (adventure) 10/21/18
- 4,500 xp – Gave at Dakhla (adventure) 10/6/18
- 200 xp Journal Entry #5 “Creepy Island is Creepy” (9/30/18)
- 1,200 xp “Island of the Gods” adventure 9/30/18
- 750 xp “Island of the Gods” map creation 9/30/18
- 2,650 xp – “Rituals and Sailing Misadventures” 9/14/18
- 2,000 xp – “Lies of Omission” 9/2/18
- 50 xp – Letter to Queen Elenren (9/2/18)
- 200 xp – Journal #4 “Lies of Omission” (9/2/18)
- 500 xp Family Tree Image (8/18/18)
- 2,000 xp “Enemies” (8/18/18)
- 200 xp Journal #3 “Servants of Mori” (8/5/18)
- 4,000 xp “Servants of Mori” (8/5/18)
- 100 xp A Letter Home “Servants of Mori” (8/5/18)
- 200 xp Journal Entry #2 “Miffle” (7/22/18)
- 1,000 xp “Miffle” (7/22/18)
- 100 xp A Letter Home (letter)
- 100 xp To the Order (letter)
- 200 xp Journal #1 – “Meet the Parents”
- 1,000 xp “Meet the Parents”
- 2,375 xp Free the Children – Part 2 – The Mysterious Fire at Langwina Estate
- 1,050 xp “Free the Children Part 1 – Taking the Black Fire”
- 1900 xp “Strange Coincidences – Gusi #3”
- 1,450 xp “Return to the Temple of Gusi #2”
- 200 xp “A Cleansing Trip” Downtime story.
- 975 xp “Temple of Gusi Initial Encounter”
- 150 xp “Meeting Sobhan”
- 300 xp Starting
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