Also copying my character's description here, as well as a WIP character sheet... I<em>hope </em>I've sorta kinda managed to create her alright, minus buying equipment (that's yet another bag of worms I've yet to touch, hah) -- if someone wouldn't mind checking if there are some glaring mistakes, it'd be more than appreciated D:<br/><br/>I went for flavor more than actual utility for most of the traits / drawbacks and such -- "Sheltered" for example sounds pretty brutal, but at the same time it really fits her, as she really<em>has </em>been sheltered! Likewise, I don't know how useful Charming will be, but she should be all about sex appeal, so... :-) All suggestions for improvement are very very welcome though!<br/><br/><hr/><br/><div class="floatright">   (https://i.pinimg.com/originals/53/68/06/536806bd67dae08517fba8490f134689.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>Princess Livia di Elandor</strong></span><br/><em>Human Oracle</em><br/>Character sheet (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1404041)<br/><br/><br/>Being the youngest child and only daughter of King Lucas di Elandor, Livia had always been seen to have an easy life in front of her. Her three older brothers ensured she would be nowhere near becoming heir to the crown, and strong and charismatic as they all were, the younger brothers had all the important military and political offices earmarked for them. All Princess Livia was expected to do was look pretty, act graceful, and be the perfect example of how the kingdom had both strong men and beautiful women.<br/><br/>As far as looking pretty is concerned, she definitely grew up to meet the expectations. The cute little princess grew up to be a stunning teenager, her small and petite frame supporting an ample bosom and round butt, her long, thick auburn locks being the envy of all women in the kingdom, and her disarming smile charming everyone she met at first sight.<br/><br/>But it was the "acting gracefully" part where Livia had quite a bit of trouble. She was always a bit of a naive and wild child. Even as a kid, she much preferred running in the woods to sitting in the palace, and got herself into all kinds of trouble on a daily basis. She loved the outdoors with all its wildlife, trees and flowers; she loved it much too much for her father's liking. He'd much prefer for her to stay indoors, study the arts and music, and prepare herself to one day be the perfect political bride.<br/><br/>If that wasn't enough, when Livia reached puberty, she realized she could see more in the animals and plants as she thought possible. She saw the lifeforce in every living thing around her. She could see when things were hurt in a way no one else seemed to be able to. And she realized she had the power to make them better, make them not hurt anymore.<br/><br/>Livia felt an extremely strong compulsion to help everyone and everything around her. She wasn't just running around in the woods for her own enjoyment -- she was running around in the woods, nursing wounded animals and sick people. And absolutely enraging her father, who was both angry at the reputation she was building and worried about her safety. Livia spent more time grounded in the palace than not, and yet she always found a way to run out and adventure once again.<br/><br/>Then came the last drop for King Lucas. Now a rebellious eighteen-year-old, Livia was dead set on becoming an real adventurer, a travelling healer, going around and helping people in need. Disguised as a commoner, she found a band of ragtag vigilantes who wanted to break up a crime ring in town. A battle ensued between the vigilantes and the thugs, which could have ended quite badly, if it wasn't for the King's Guard who happened to come by.<br/><br/>The guards instantly recognized the princess, who was taken to the king. He was furious! Not only was Livia using her strange oracle powers which no cleric in the kingdom could properly explain; not only was she risking her health and reputation getting involved with common thugs; she was most of all risking the King's reputation: if he can't even control his own daughter, how could he control an entire kingdom? King Lucas vowed to keep Livia locked up in the palace indefinitely, until she could eventually be married and no longer be his problem.<br/><br/>The rebellious teenager would not take it. She had already made up her mind; she wanted to be an adventurer. She would run away, now. Livia confided in her closest friend and ally in the palace, her handmaiden, and begged her to find a way out of the palace.<br/><br/>Unfortunately for Livia, as loyal as her handmaiden was to her, she was even more loyal to the king and the crown. She told the king of Livia's plan right away... allowing him to device a plan of his own.