ddb.ac/characters/41011790/Ri2fmk<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Sorban’s age betrays itself in the lines etched in her face and in the gray of her short, close-cropped hair, but her tall, broad-shouldered physique clearly has yet to part with the enormous strength of her youth. Her dark brown skin is marked here and there with the telltale signs of a life lived at war-- a grisly scar running from the crest of a cheekbone to the corner of her lips, the remnants of a burn wound in the mottled skin of her left hand, a nose that has clearly been broken and rebroken one too many times. She’d look like somebody you don’t want to mess with if not for the fact that she’s usually smiling like an old woman amused by her grandchildren’s antics, or singing some song in a foreign tongue that she picked up somewhere in her travels. Her armor is nearly as battle-scarred as she is, an old set of iron plate armor adorned with a tattered blue-and-orange banner.<br/><br/>She is not, as a rule, inclined to divulging the minutiae of her personal history-- she likes to say she hasn't led a particularly interesting life, which is pretty rich coming from one of the dark lord's top lieutenants. That she comes from the Spice Isles is pretty easy to guess, if not from her fondness for singing or her ability to gut and cook a fish about a hundred different ways, then from her accent when speaking Common, the languid drawl unique to the Isles. Combine that with her age and martial prowess and it's safe to assume she served during the Isles' ill-fated stand against Eidorian conquest. If asked, however, she won't even confirm those rather obvious things, much less offer anything else about herself. After all, as she's fond of saying... She hasn't led a particularly interesting life.</div></div><br/>Included a brief description but if there's a particular character profile you'd like us to use, just let me know. And of course, don't hesitate to tell me if any changes need to be made with the D&D Beyond sheet-- most of it was pretty intuitive but I'm sure I made one or two rookie mistakes.