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LEFT: Starting Out (Current)
RIGHT: Matured (Later)

My character from a pathfinder game I'm in.

Catsy is a catfolk rogue who's 16 but tends to act younger. So far, her story is that she lived with her family in Magnimar. She was of the high class and wealthy ... till her parents one day decided that they were going to give up their vast fortune and pampered lives to go back and live in the forest. ...Catsy hated this. She ended up running away with part of the fortune (Trait: Rich Parents) and leaving her family behind.

Catsy wound up back in Magnimar alone, and ended up using the money she had on ... not so clever things. This is because, though she loves expensive things and money, having grown up a spoiled brat, she's very gullible and can't really appraise items, so the shopkeepers took advantage of this and had her buy really stupid items for way more than they were worth, and selling her good ones by telling her they were worthless.

Eventually after so many tricking her, Catsy ended up with next to nothing (9gp) and a backpack full of useless items. Realizing she ended up over her head, and maybe running away wasn't such a good idea after all, but she refused to go back. Catsy ended up begging the first traveler that came to the city to take her with them.

That person ended up being a Gnome merchant, who she now travels with, and the rest of the party.

One of the things she bought was a rather unique item. An animated portrait of a Unicorn, who she called "Esteban." Whenever she doesn't know what to do, or can't decide, she asks Esteban her question. Since APs can have up to 10 yes or no answers crafted into them, this one tends to act like a magic eight ball. Of course, Catsy believes it's actually talking to her and is sentient. (Very gullible)

Catsy was originally meant to be a joke character (hence the name.) We had to stop playing Shadowrun and I really didn't want to switch to playing Pathfinder so I wasn't going to take the campaign seriously. But after making her history, throwing in her quirks and such. I'm starting to have fun with her, and I intend to make her mature and develop through the campaign. Hence, she has two forms here, her starting form, and her later maturing form.

Description
LEFT: Starting Out (Current)
RIGHT: Matured (Later)

My character from a pathfinder game I'm in.

Catsy is a catfolk rogue who's 16 but tends to act younger. So far, her story is that she lived with her family in Magnimar. She was of the high class and wealthy ... till her parents one day decided that they were going to give up their vast fortune and pampered lives to go back and live in the forest. ...Catsy hated this. She ended up running away with part of the fortune (Trait: Rich Parents) and leaving her family behind.

Catsy wound up back in Magnimar alone, and ended up using the money she had on ... not so clever things. This is because, though she loves expensive things and money, having grown up a spoiled brat, she's very gullible and can't really appraise items, so the shopkeepers took advantage of this and had her buy really stupid items for way more than they were worth, and selling her good ones by telling her they were worthless.

Eventually after so many tricking her, Catsy ended up with next to nothing (9gp) and a backpack full of useless items. Realizing she ended up over her head, and maybe running away wasn't such a good idea after all, but she refused to go back. Catsy ended up begging the first traveler that came to the city to take her with them.

That person ended up being a Gnome merchant, who she now travels with, and the rest of the party.

One of the things she bought was a rather unique item. An animated portrait of a Unicorn, who she called "Esteban." Whenever she doesn't know what to do, or can't decide, she asks Esteban her question. Since APs can have up to 10 yes or no answers crafted into them, this one tends to act like a magic eight ball. Of course, Catsy believes it's actually talking to her and is sentient. (Very gullible)

Catsy was originally meant to be a joke character (hence the name.) We had to stop playing Shadowrun and I really didn't want to switch to playing Pathfinder so I wasn't going to take the campaign seriously. But after making her history, throwing in her quirks and such. I'm starting to have fun with her, and I intend to make her mature and develop through the campaign. Hence, she has two forms here, her starting form, and her later maturing form.