<div class="floatright">Outfit. However, Valeria's catsuit also has an attached open<br/>face rubber hood, so her hair is all tucked in (i.e. not showing)<br/>(https://i.imgur.com/rMmi2YM.png)<br/>Face Claim<br/>(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/53/13/dc/5313dc35003275aeeeb8da842984c10a.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><strong>Valeria the Warrior Nun</strong></span>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=347208.msg16351371#msg16351371)<br/><strong>Name</strong>: Valeria<br/><strong>Race|Gender|Class</strong>: Human Female Warrior Nun (Paladin)<br/><strong>Stats</strong>:  STR 17 (+2) DEX 10 (+0) CON 13 (+1) INT 11 (+0) WIS 8 (-1) CHA 15 (+1)<br/><strong>Encumbrance</strong>: 8/14<br/><strong>Attack Roll</strong>: 2d6+2 (+2 STR Mod)<br/><strong>Damage</strong>: d10 +1<br/><strong>Armor</strong>: 3 (+2 for Aliquama's Embrace, +1 for shield)<br/><strong>Hit Points</strong>: 23/23<br/><strong>Level</strong>: 1<br/><strong>XP</strong>: 0<br/><strong>Status</strong>: Healthy<br/><hr/><br/>The tone in Aenwyn's tone said everything. "Those are not actual wolves?" asked a surprised Valeria before walking over to her back pack, a black rubber gloved hand freeing her shield and sword from it as she readied herself for a fight. She would listen to the howls a few more times, saying "But they sound so real" as she frowned, looking in the direction of what seemed to be the closest of the howls. At first, she wondered if Aenwyn was just playing a jest on everyone, but after paying close attention, she was able to discern something 'different' about the howls, making a mental note of it so that she may have a better chance of recognizing it in the future.<br/><br/>She may not have the ears and knowledge of the Elves, but she knew how to fight and was ready as she made sure to put herself up front, between where the enemy might come from and her companions, the sun shining off of the her tight shiny rubber clad form as she stood at the ready for a fight.<br/><br/>She would say to Lina "I think Aenwyn is right, our chances are better here. We have the high ground advantage against our foes, and the cliff protects part of our flank. And while we are more exposed, we can see our foes coming as well. In the forest, we would not have the same advantage, and we should assume that our foes know the forest very well if this is their hunting grounds. It's definitely better to fight here I think."