<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/OTfINhw.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Tozispix</strong>(Character Sheet) (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1974327)<br/>Goblin Rogue (Arcane Trickster) 3<br/>Chaotic Neutral Izzet Attendant<br/><br/><strong>Personality :</strong>Still young, capricious, and full of optimism. Has a sense of freedom since joining the Izzet, and does her best to infect others with the idea that there are no limits.<br/><br/><strong>Biography :</strong>Toz was born into the guildless streets of Ravnica, and her first memories were always of the gangs that roamed the streets. She didn't have much choice but to join herself, as it was a sort of family tradition, what with her older brothers already being members themselves. But she was never happy with this life. This was when she began to hear rumors of powerful wizards and other worlds. And though it was often dismissed as fantasy, there was one in particular that drew Toz's attention, one of a powerful fire-wielding sorceress.<br/><br/>Even if it wasn't real, she figured if she could do something similar, it would pull her out of the gang's clutches and into a better life. And the best place to figure out something like that had to be an Izzet lab. Late one night, she snuck into the nearest one. And though she didn't find the exact answers she was looking for, she spent hours looking over various research notes and papers in fascination. She was so enthralled that she didn't notice the Vedalken that had stepped into the room. For a few moments, he watched in silence, a small grin upon his face. When Toz finally turned around and noticed him, she scrambled towards the window, startled. But he didn't call the guards, and instead had a better idea.<br/><br/>The spark of curiosity she had intrigued him, and at first, she worked quietly as an assistant, usually sent to procure various items the guild couldn't always legally obtain. But you know, the longer one is around mad wizards, the more one tends to pick up, and Toz was no exception. Not just that, but not only was she not looked down on for learning more, it was encouraged. At last, she finally felt free, and wanted others to feel the same.<br/>