m<a class="postlink" href="http://orokos.com/roll/628032">http://orokos.com/roll/628032</a>m<br/><br/>I'll be running the same character you mentioned in your post earlier<img alt=":D" src="./images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif" title="Very Happy"/><br/><br/>Her name is Brelia Kelimbra, and as you said, she is a healer who likes to use her charms to convince people into her body in one way or another. She'll even leverage her own taste for that goal, if she thinks it will help. She'll eventually get the Internal Healing feat so she can heal her allies by nomming them. She considers herself a psychologist of sorts, so for any issues both mental and physical, Brelia's your cat. She's also quite curious and playful, so even when her psychological aid is not asked for, she'll often be observing others to see just how they tick.<br/><br/>She's a Catfolk Oracle of the Intrigue mystery, leading her to excel in social situations.<br/><br/>Brelia is covered in black fur, with amber-colored eyes. She stands at 5'7", and at 150 lbs, she's exceptionally curvy to boot. A pair of cat ears graces thw top of her head, cresting over her medium-length hair that stops just above her shoulders. She wears standard traveling clothes when she's not wearing her armor... and even when she is wearing armor, she usually has said clothes underneath it.  A mainstay of her psychological work and her charm is how people initially see her, so don't be surprised when Brelia doesn't always look like herself, as later on she will get the ability to change her appearance at will.<br/><br/>In terms of being predator or prey, Brelia is a switch, though due to her attitudes and feelings about the value of life (and how not valuing your own will lead you to not value the lives of others) the kitty prefers to stay out of stomachs, aside from those she trusts or if it's otherwise part of her charming work (and she's willing to go through some great lengths for her charms).<br/><br/>STR: 13  DEX: 16+2  CON: 16  INT: 11  WIS: 12-2  CHA: 16+2<br/>Alignment: Chaotic Good<br/>Preference-wise, permadeath aside from in-game mechanics works fine for me; I'd just prefer not to have a "meat grinder". Deus Ex Machina is fine for me as well, but if i really want to indulge on the prey side, there's a feat for that. Also,let's go with a switch campaign.