- The Group's changeling is suffering from a classic case of Megalomania. He was drawn into the worship of the Shadow and believes himself to be the Hero of the Shadow Cult, was teased by flamists during his childhood, believes that Gunthor d'Orien is the enemy of the Shadow; and has skill focus in Inventing (We actually had to invent a lot of skills since the group rolled some unusual skills -- so don't say Inventing isn't a skill). He has become the resident SUPERVILLAIN of the group. He also comes from a primitive culture. Given the nature of being a supervillain, one needs a superhero to oppose him. It's not Gunthor d'Orien. I should have suggested that he played off the movie Megamind.
- The Group's Artificer was given plans for an unusual invention, i.e. a Schema, at birth. She has a rival who hates her because of her possessions (the schema) and REALLY wants to hurt her and make her life miserable.
- We have a Warlord who is a dwarf. Comes from a barbaric culture, and has an unsual skill in sexual seduction (Seducing someone for sex isn't necessarily Diplomacy; it's another invented skill). She also has a twin sister, and everyone in her family but her sister and her father got killed in a house fire.
- We have someone that fills a role I don't know about. He was the result of an illegit union between a courtesan and an unknown noble. The courtesan was ashamed of getting pregnant so she left him in the forest. Years later, at age nine, he got into a marriage of political convenience with a Dragonborn princess.
- Lastly, we have a Halfling Monk who got the deed to an Ancient Castle on her 15 birthday. She also has unusual skill in Acrobatics (skill focused) and a bat birthmark on her right hand. Should have changed that to the Gallandra Dragonmark, harhar.
My plans?
Well, said human needs to consummate his marriage with the Dragonborn princess. Every supervillain needs a Superhero; we need an ancient castle, and the schema are the plans to SOMETHING.