<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=219999.msg10825956#msg10825956">Quote from: Kimmy on 23-12-2014, 22:14:49</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">I put a character sheet up in the character thread. About the only thing you might fuss over is I choose to start with a level of Wolf instead of any base class. With your mentor feat, I don't need a base class really. Vittoria came out exactly like I'd expect a Lady of Quality should. All the right skills (although Vittoria has no book learning/knowledges but this does suit her wolfish nature), all the right talents &amp; a total lack of armor training. (though she can wear some masterwork light armors without training nor penalty, once she can afford them).<br/><br/>I added in ambitions but otherwise it's all the same information as before. Just with a character sheet added. Hopefully you approve of it all.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>She looks good! I think the werewolf class progression you've posted is reasonable. Being able to turn into a wolf at level 1 is pretty useful, but there are druid variant classes which can do a similar thing and also be able to cast spells, so I hardly think it's overpowered. I would like the base Will save to be poor, though, in line with the animal HD (which get good Reflex and Fortitude only).<br/><br/>She has a good array of skills, suited both to functioning in high society and being a useful werewolf.<br/><br/>The bladed fan is fine, but if you don't want to spend a feat on Exotic Weapon Proficiency but still want a concealable weapon, the humble dagger should serve very well. You can carry it in those drawstring purses that ladies of the era carried, or even conceal it under a particularly bulky dress or attach it to your thigh or something. It wouldn't be as readily on hand as a bladed fan, but it wouldn't cost a feat.<br/><br/>Yes, you can wear armour with which you're not proficient at the cost of applying its armour check penalty to your attack rolls (and certain skill checks that it wouldn't normally), and thus any armour without an ACP is fine. You can, in fact, buy ordinary leather armour right now and use it without penalty. (This doesn't come up in very many games because the classes who don't get light armour proficiency also can't wear armour for other reasons.)<br/><br/>A courtier's outfit costs £3, and that's all you need for attending society functions if you're not an earl or higher. Ideally, a character should have one "social" outfit (courtier's for £3, scholar's for 10s., entertainer's for 6s.) and one "adventuring" outfit (explorer's for £1 or traveller's for 2s.). Really, a character probably owns multiple outfits, but I don't care about paying for one's entire wardrobe.<br/><br/>Oh, one last thing - if Lord Cerebus is a baron, then his full styling is "Venturo, Lord Cerebus", and Vittoria is properly "The Honourable Vittoria Cerebus", rather than "Lady".<br/><br/>But yes! She looks fine. I'm very happy with her.