Here is what I have for Corso so far.<br/><br/>Corso Fell Raza (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1039738)<br/><br/>I decided to go with a Dex build since it looks like we already have two strength builds and I wanted to play around with Dervish Dance.  Scimitars are not my favorite weapon but I'll give it a try and see how it goes.<br/><br/>Remind me, how are we doing hit points?<br/><br/><strong>History</strong>:<br/>Corso Fell Raza has a history of learning things the hard way.  The 13th scion of Elven Wizards, Corso was practically ignored by his parents growing up.  The family was well off, with many of the children taking high positions in society, so Corso had want for little.  It was expected that he become a civilized member of society and his family tried to instill the social graces in him, but he tended to spend his time in taverns.  He lacked any serious direction in his life beyond drinking and wenching and his families wealth meant that he did not have to seek out any fortune that lay beyond the town walls.  Despite this misspent youth, Corso yearned for adventure and to see the world.  He just had to see his way out of the taverns first.<br/><br/>After an embarrassing incident involving a young lady, it was decided that Corso would follow in the family tradition and learn the mystical arts.  At first Corso went along with this, as it was something different, but he quickly chafed under the stiff instruction regimen.  He understood the magical theories well enough and had some talent in spell casting but he found the pace too slow and dull.  Growing bored with his studies, Corso found himself a member of a band of rowdy thrill seekers who decided to seek fame through adventuring.<br/><br/>This adventuring party met with disaster.  With more deluded desire and confidence than skill or experience, the party unheroically broke ranks and ran away after losing two of their members during a fight.  Corso, in his flight, ended up tumbling down into a hole that he had not seen.  When he regained consciousness, the Elf found himself in an old roughly made tomb.  Time had worn away any reminders of who lay buried there and the remains might have yielded some clues but Corso found his attention captured by a blade resting in a place of honour.  Enthralled by the sight, Corso picked up the blade and found it surprisingly comforting in his hand.  The wind had been making some odd sounds but Corso cared little.  Holding the sword up in the sunlight, he knew that it symbolized a new direction for him.  And screw those cowards who had run away.<br/><br/>Corso devoted his time to learning the art of the sword and how to blend in his meagre magics into a semblance of a fighting form.  After a time, he set out once more in search of adventure and, with a couple of more experienced parties, had some measure of success.  Recently he has started to wonder about the origin of the sword that he had found.  He could almost swear that the blade is trying to talk to him, but of course that could not be possible.  Still...<br/><br/><strong>Personality</strong>:<br/>Cross likes to talk and thinks that he is more charming than he actually is.  He enjoys a good tavern and it's wares, and has developed some skill in the arts of alcoholic beverages, and has soft spot for the ladies.  Not very comfortable on his own, Corso prefers the company of others, seeking out adventuring parties or caravans that he can travel with.  Oddly enough, it's when he is alone that he swears that he can hear voices, and discovering that he might be crazy is not high on his list of priorities.  He also hides this from others, as having other people think that you're crazy is never good for ones social life.  Corso is friendly enough, quick to smile and quip, but still makes the occasional social faux pas and has the scars to show from it.  He has grown rather protective of party members after his initially disaster quest.