Character: Julianes Bernhardtes<br/>Age 25<br/>Height: 5'8 feet.<br/>Weight: 160 pounds.<br/>Hair: Blonde,  shoulder long.<br/>Eyes: Blue.<br/>Skin: Pale.<br/><br/>High Concept: Human scribe with ambition<br/>Once a kid being left on the doorstep of a monastery, he was trained in the transcribing books and letters. Often a noble or a rich merchant would come by to have something copied or translated, bringing with them riches and expensive food.<br/>He wanted that, he wanted it all. Why was it fair that only the head monks got all the good stuff?<br/>The nobles had men, and the merchants had money, but they both came to the monks. What did the monks have? Knowledge. Thus, knowledge is the source of power, but how to use it properly?<br/><br/>Trouble: Too curious for his own good<br/>He would often recieve a beating for reading things that didn't concern him.  Why was it fair that books were locked away? He had to read them all.<br/><br/>Aspect: Glasses of forgotten words<br/><br/>However, reading through the books that were locked away revealed a particular item that would help him in his quest for knowledge. A pair of glasses that would enable the user to understand all written language.<br/><br/>Aspect: Friend of a friend who knows a friend<br/><br/>With a pair of glasses that enabled him to read whatever he wanted, coded letters and mysterious books gave him valuable knowledge that in the right hands would open doors that were otherwise locked.<br/><br/><br/><br/>+3: Careful<br/>With careful attention to detail, he learned the daily routines of the monks around the monastery.<br/>He had been there for years, he had no hurry in getting what he wanted as long as he got it somehow.<br/><br/>+2: Clever, Sneaky<br/>He pickpocketed the monks who guarded the glasses and replaced them with a pair he had bought from a merchant.<br/><br/>+1: Quick,<br/>He has a pair of nimble hands and could probably dodge an attack, but nothing more.<br/><br/>+0: Forceful,  Flashy<br/>He has neither the physical prowess nor the desire to be the target of someones fist. He isn't the biggest of adventurers either, so getting someones attention isn't what he'd do.<br/><br/>Stunt: Book knowledge: Using the knowledge gathered from many books to overcome obstacles.<br/><br/>Stunt: Underworld contacts: By citing a name he knows from the criminal underworld, he`d bluff and lie his way into making the enemy hesitate their attack.