Fenris’ skills with entertaining probably would have landed him a few gigs at a noble’s ball/party, so there is a chance he might have met (and possibly hit on) Maelys at one such even.  He also enjoys eavesdropping and gossiping at such events, so he could possibly have further interaction in that regard in one way or another if she is the sort to interact with ‘the help’.  Apart from that, I don’t see him making an effort to have interacted with military personnel or other such people since they tend to rain on his illicit schemes.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Questionnaire</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>What types of allies would you like to see?</strong> Some fellow brigands who, while morally questionable, are true to their word.<br/><br/><strong>What types of enemies would you like to see?</strong> The manipulative kind who use guile and deceit to try to bring the party down rather than direct conflict.  Also one that would be a good dueling opponent for Fenris.<br/><br/><strong>Are there any types of enemies/allies you don't want to deal with (not that this will stop me from using them completely, but it may help prevent oversaturation)?</strong> None come to mind.<br/><br/><strong>Is there any type of treasure you would particularly like? </strong> Fenris would fancy a pair of Dueling Cuffs and other such interesting Wonderous Items.  He would lose his mind if he ever found a Rod of Splendor.  Magical rapiers and bucklers would also be an exciting find.<br/><br/><strong>Who does your character think caused the Mourning? </strong> Given how much the odds were against the Cyre army at the time, Fenris suspects that the Cyre military were tampering with powers that they could not handle.  When the time came for them to pull their ace card, it turned out to be a double-edged sword that slew the wielder as well as the intended target.<br/><br/><strong>Does your character follow a particular faith or philosophy? How open are they with this?</strong> Fenris had seen enough suffering and strife even from the fringes of the criminal underworld, and so much more since the Mourning.  While he may not doubt the existence of the divines, he is firm in the belief that mortals are little more than ants crawling around at their feet; a small minority are claimed as ‘pets’ for personal amusement, genuine nuisances are squashed without much thought, and the rest are simply ignored entirely.  He makes no effort to hide his belief that the best way to ensure something gets done is to do it yourself and that preying to the divines for power or aid is a waste of effort and breath.<br/><br/><strong>Are there any organizations your character aspires to join? How many people would know? </strong> Fenris enjoys his autonomy and is loathe to join any group or organization that can exercise any sort of control over him.  Of course he has a price and if any such group proves substantially lucrative to outweigh the cost of his independence, then he would certainly consider such opportunities.<br/><br/><strong>Does your character have any groups they particularly hate from the Last War?</strong> The sort of brigands who took advantage of refugees and other such people who were just as war-torn as the land.  While Fenris makes no excuses about his illicit lifestyle, he takes pride in his class when it comes to choosing marks based on those who lived in excess and were otherwise better off than him. <br/><br/><strong>Does your character have aspirations towards gaining greater political power?</strong> Yes, though perhaps more for the lavish lifestyle rather than the political influence.  He would much rather be wining and dining at a fancy masquerade than sit in some stuffy council full of blowhards trying to change nation policy and law.<br/><br/><strong>Are you interested in roleplaying sexual encounters?</strong> Yes, so long as they are relevant to the story and more so if they provide opportunities to add character depth.<br/><br/><strong>On the scale of one-night stand to marriage, what type of relationship(s) is your character looking for, if any? Which are you interested in roleplaying? </strong> Though it may one day change, Fenris is enjoying the life of a bachelor and the freedom that comes with it to consider settling down.  It would take a very special woman to woo Fenris in such a way to make him sign on for anything long-term.<br/><br/><strong>Would you prefer said encounters to be PC/NPC, PC/PC, or both?</strong> Both would work for me.<br/><br/><strong>What type of person (or people, there can be more than one) is your character attracted to? What characteristics would they be looking for? Goody two shoes? An enemy that has been redeemed? An enemy that hasn't been redeemed? </strong>The enemy who hasn’t been redeemed or is on the path of redemption provides a vast intrigue to Fenris, enjoying the challenge of winning over an adversary.  Not the sort of enemy who is likely to plant a dagger in his back or put lethal poison in his meal, but he has an affinity for mischief and a bit of hunter vs hunted play.<br/><br/><strong>How does your character feel about Political Marriages? </strong>He loves them; it is far easier to seduce a noble woman who has no love for her husband and one hasn’t truly lived until they’ve partaken of forbidden noble fruit.<br/><br/><strong>What are your character's thoughts on Prince Oargev? </strong>Good on him for trying to scrape together what he can of a fallen nation in order to try to rebuild it.  He may be grasping at straws, but at least he’s making an effort, and as far as Fenris figures, the people of Cyre have as much to gain as he does with his efforts.  Whether or not the Prince’s intentions are self-serving, there is gain in it for everybody and Fenris is keen on that bottom line.<br/></div></div>