Special Equipment:
Soul Bottles. Disembodied soul must save vs magic or be imprisoned.
Appearance:
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Background:
CHARLES CHAMPAGNE
Traveller, inventor, philosopher and adventurer par extraordinaire! Where ever this devilishly witty character arrives he is sure to be at the heart of good conversation and witty exchanges.
Famously well travelled, Charles Champagne has fascinating wealths of knowledge at his disposal and appears to be an expert on every subject, from gossip surrounding royalty to the occult.
Often an advisor to Kings and Lords, Charles wisdom and insight makes him something of a medieval management consultant! Certainly he can offer adventurers healthy advice on dealing with troublesome foes.
All together a charming man. Except for his soul bottle collection.
Whenever Charles is quickly on the scene after a death, he can ‘capture’ the soul of the deceased before it passes onto the afterlife. This is achieved via ceremonial ‘soul bottles’ of his own devising. These captured spirits are never able to cross over to the otherside. They also provide Charles with much of extraordinary knowledge he seems to have mysteriously acquired.
Roleplaying Notes:
He is bright, witty, well educated. He is also unfailingly polite, even to those he dislikes or is going to capture.
He puffs up his chest, holds his head high, and always keeps control of the situation.
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August 10, 2004, 7:28
Tell us more about him, what he has invented, or a hint of some of his adventures. Perhaps he is akin to the flamboyant Baron von Munchhausen, clad in vivid clothing and spinning tales of adventures of old where he saved the Queen of Chianti in a flying contraption of his own design.
Back to the soul bottles, it is important to know more about his hobby here. Does he think it evil, or an act of posterity, a prison or a continuance of life after death? Who would know of this, does he have any enemies for it?
2/5
August 10, 2004, 23:57
2/5.
August 11, 2004, 6:18
This is a bare-bones character, more of an idea than a complete person. I, personally, will give the author time to fill in the blanks before rating.
August 14, 2004, 3:03
There are some good questions above, have fun answering them within the context of your own settings. :)
August 17, 2004, 6:44
Thus, why we request complete and well thought out posts, instead of ideas splatted up.
December 10, 2005, 10:31
March 19, 2013, 14:26
One could free a loved one by asking the right question