<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><strong>Dinirahc</strong> (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheetview.php?sheetid=328296)</span><br/><div class="floatleft">(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v180/aeriyon/Male%20Characters/3a8bcaa0-1.jpg)</div><strong>HP:</strong>177/177<br/><strong>AC:</strong>29 (flat 27, touch 12)<br/><strong>Status:</strong>Normal<br/><strong>Effects:</strong>None Currently<br/>---------------------------------<br/><br/><strong>Ghetto of Outcasts/8 am</strong><br/><br/>Dinirahc was awake early, the ghetto here always seemed to be buzzing with activity of some sort, precious silence was something that barely existed in this city.  But it was better than the dusty slave pens of the Thayans, miles above; with nothing to look forward to but a day full o fhaving to deal with those arrogant humans.. The city of the drow was much better, even though he was only half.  If you kept yourself out of trouble and didn't call undue attention to yourself, most of the drow here just let you be yourself. But Dinirahe wasn't the normal half-drow; he partook in the gladiatorial arena here, well in the ghettos of savages. And had made a bit of a name for himself there. Donning his armor and weapons, he pulled the winter wolf pelt about his shoulders after a quick breakfast of lizard eggs and edible fungi, not the best tasting stuff in the world but passable. He'd exit his commandeered home, passing the newly retrained shriekers and violet fungi (retrained to see him as their owner); he'd disappear in the arachnid infested streets of the city heading for the ghetto of savages.<br/><br/>His "Lair" as it was consisted of a two-story building that he'd taken over from the previous resident after doing away with the drow physically. (having fed the body to the spiders in the back alley of course.) It was already wired for a few basic but effective defenses like the already mentioned fungi and a gargoyle perched on the lower roof of what would amount to an alcove that had once been a small shrine to Lolth. Now carved beyond recognition and bare.