Aribeth, your sheet is set to private, so we can't view it.<br/><br/>Also, here's Astra's d6 roll: Summary: At 2017-06-24 19:38:06, Astra (uid: 24594) rolls: 1d6 Result: 4 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=104458)<br/><br/><br/>So, Astra is a smartypants warlock who was raised by his human mother, after she got pregnant with one of her tribe's elven PoWs.  He was pretty much a huge disappointment to her, because he took far more after his father, which meant he didn't really have any interest in the barbaric customs of his mother's people.  He had a natural aptitude and affinity for magic, very little in the way of natural strength or fighting acumen.  Because of this, he was pretty much left to his own devices, which meant he spent a lot of time with the elves his human tribe kept as slaves.  When he was fourteen or so, he found himself in the realm of Titania, and after experiencing things that he<em>still</em>barely recalls, aside from the odd dream that leaves him covered in flop sweat, shaking uncontrollably and painfully aroused, he came back changed.<br/><br/>Needless to say, he plotted for a year with the elven slaves to help them escape.  It worked, but his mother was gravely wounded in the uprising, and the last glimpse of her Astra had was her bloody face glaring after him as he was carried away from their tribe's encampment.  After that, he lived with the elves and their people for a time, before his thirst for knowledge and vague sense of duty to Titania set him out into the world.<br/><br/>So, it's possible that he knows one or more of you from his time spent living with the elves, or maybe his dad had more kids, or his dad's sibling had some kids.  Or maybe he just met your character while he was riding around in the back of some random peasant's turnip cart with his nose stuck in a book and dirt under his fingernails.  He tends to take on legitimate work when the adventuring isn't going on, and he enjoys manual labor, like helping with the harvest, mucking out stables, cleaning taverns...that sort of thing.  When he's not working or sleeping, he's pretty much always reading.