(If it's open for debate, I'd want it open...GMPCs are one of my bigger peeves in games, since I've had bad experiences with them far too often.)<br/><br/><br/>Anyways, sheet is here:<br/>http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=12336 (http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=12336)<br/><br/>Alastoth, Human Abberant Aegis<br/><br/>Alastoth was an 'apprentice'  for a rather deranged sorcerer, who used him as a living test dummy for various transmutation spells and charms while working out the unimportant details like reversing the transformations or avoiding the agonizing pain of involuntary shapeshifting. The sorcerer was also a total pervert, with a particular taste for summoning up hideous creatures from alien planes and sexifying them. His stamina was much shorter than his summoning spell durations, though, so after he fell asleep the creatures were stuck waiting. Alastoth found them to be surprisingly good conversationalists, despite their freakish shapes, and gradually learned how to control and harness the internalized mutations he had been inflicted with, calling on them at will. Before too long, his 'master' finally went too far, his heart giving out in the middle of an orgy with five succubi, and Alasthoth was left to fend for himself.<br/><br/><br/>In his normal state, he looks incredibly bland - average height and weight, nondescript brown hair and eyes, and bland clothing covered by a dull shirt of chainmail. The only hint to his power is the shirt and chain, both of which have four holes cut into the back and sides, just big enough for a man's forearm to fit through.<br/><br/>When "transformed", he manifests any of a dozen different combinations of alien mutations and features, but the four long, ropy tentacles are a standard addition. They seep a slimy liquid at his will, which can also become a powerful adhesive, allowing easy lubrication or a near-unbreakable grasp as he needs.