3

Roll 5+1d6

4-7

Roll 11+1d6

8-12

Roll 17+1d18

13-15

Roll 35+1d20

16-17

Roll 55+1d20

18

Roll 75+1d20

3

short and scrawny

4

short and round

5-6

short

7-8

slender and wiry

9-12

typical height and weight

13-14

Resolve: {heavy|unusually curvaceous|plump}

15-16

tall

17

stand a foot taller than other fauns

18

tower over other fauns, have large curling ram horns, and a muscled body (increase your Strength by 2 and reduce your Agility by 2).

3

little trace of your human heritage appears in your features, and your face is strange and angular. Unusual whorls mark your leathery hide. Others might become uncomfortable when they see you

4

brutish, more like a wild animal than a person. Your eyes are those of a goat, and your posture is hunched, your gait lurching

5-6

nothing about you is attractive. Human qualities are evident here and there, but your abundant animal traits overshadow them

7-8

your animal traits are subdued—your horns are mere nubs, and the fur covering your legs is thin

9-12

look like most other fauns, with small horns on your brow and legs covered in fur down to your cloven feet

13-14

have an appealing appearance, such as a well-formed body, bright eyes, or warm smile. Your appearance can put others more at ease

15-16

 are quite attractive

17

 are so striking to behold that others often want to be around you

18

inherited the very best qualities from your mortal and immortal parents. You have a perfect physique, exotic features, and an air about you that captures the attention of everyone you meet

1

hunters captured you and subjected you to horrific abuse. You escaped after murdering one or more of your captors

2

you were a fool in an elf noble’s court and have known nothing but mockery and disdain your whole life

3

you spent several years as the prisoner of a wizard who believed your blood contained magical power

4

you fell in love with a human and had an affair that lasted for a few months before the tryst was exposed and you were chased off

5

zealots of the New God descended on your village and slew everyone but you. Your attackers thought the village was full of beastmen

6

you were the plaything of a nymph for many years

7

you spent many years living alone in the wilderness

8

you had a small family in a remote corner of the Empire, but you lost them to disease or a monster attack

9

poor treatment at faerie or human hands has left you scarred, mentally or physically, or both

10

you lived in a human settlement for many years and there learned your profession

11

a druid raised you from a baby, and you learned much of the Old Faith

12

you grew up in the house of your human parent, where you were loved

13

you are a second or third generation faun. You were raised in a remote part of the world, such as a deep forest or a high mountain vale

14

a troupe of performers took you in as a small child and raised you. You grew up facing the stares of the people who paid a few bits to see you

15

a Resolve: {wizard|witch} found you and cared for you until you came of age

16

you worked as a spy for an inquisitor, who recently died

17

a wizard raised you and gave you a formal education (you can read the Common Tongue)

18

you warned a human village of a monstrous threat and are always welcome there

19

you befriended a leshy long ago, but you haven’t seen it in years

20

you found or stole a bag of coins (add Roll 2d6 copper pennies to your starting equipment)

3

You have known nothing but sorrow your whole life and it’s time to repay others for how they have treated you

4-5

The world is a cruel and unforgiving place. You do whatever you must to survive, even if that means stealing, cheating, or killing

6-8

You do and say what you please. You try not to hurt other people, but if it happens, there’s not much you can do about it

9-12

You survive by looking after yourself. You have a hard time trusting others or taking them at their word

13-15

You trust yourself to do what is right, even if others disagree with your tactics

16-17

You put your best foot forward. If you can prove your heart is good, maybe others will give you a chance

18

You were born for a reason, to accomplish some great task, to fulfill a great purpose. You hope to find your destiny and do what you were meant to do

1

Aengus

Agnes

2

Aine

Alice

3

Anselm

Beatrice

4

Breandan

Ciatlin

5

Cormac

Ella

6

Geoffrey

Fiona

7

Henry

Giselle

8

John

Joan

9

Kane

Kiera

10

Richard

Margery

11

Rordan

Roisin

12

Seamus

Saraid

13

Walter

Yvonne