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He practices [[Kievanism]], and though he's not exceptionally devout, he's glad to be away from [[Prince Vladimir]]'s drive towards Christianity. | He practices [[Kievanism]], and though he's not exceptionally devout, he's glad to be away from [[Prince Vladimir]]'s drive towards Christianity. | ||
| − | Agav carries a pair of ancestral swords (recovered from Alexei, who took them) with him at almost all times, though he does not use them in battle. Though an accomplished swordsman, his passion is in naturalism, and he keeps an extensive journal of animals and monsters he sees on his journeys. | + | Agav carries a pair of ancestral swords (recovered from Alexei, who took them) with him at almost all times, though he does not use them in battle. Though an accomplished swordsman, his passion is in naturalism, and he keeps an extensive journal of animals and monsters he sees on his journeys. Following an adventure in the [[City of Silence]], he's recently come into the possession of a serpopard cub he's named Thunderbolt. |
He hates mummies so much. | He hates mummies so much. | ||
Revision as of 01:01, 4 February 2007
Level six human ranger.
Str: 15 Dex: 16 Con: 17 Wis: 15 Int: 11 Cha: 12
A tall young man from Kiev with long, dark hair and blue eyes. His full name is Agavva Rozvarina syn Valentin. He speaks Russian, Arabic, and Greek.
Agav left Kiev in pursuit of Alexei Pervushka, for the purposes of a yet-undivulged personal vendetta. Instead, he found Nakula, Osk, and Slithra, who gave him news of Alexei's death. With no reason or immediate desire to return directly to his homeland, he stayed to offer his services to his newfound friends.
Agav is good-natured and tries to be personable, but he's much more comfortable in the wild than with human interactions. This may occasionaly lead to such faux pas as the "We Won't Die Of Thirst If We Drink Our Urine" Fiasco. It's a bit difficult for him to fully trust even his own party members at times. He prefers the honesty and reality of nature to duplicity and wiles, so his personal moral code may seem a bit simplistic.
He practices Kievanism, and though he's not exceptionally devout, he's glad to be away from Prince Vladimir's drive towards Christianity.
Agav carries a pair of ancestral swords (recovered from Alexei, who took them) with him at almost all times, though he does not use them in battle. Though an accomplished swordsman, his passion is in naturalism, and he keeps an extensive journal of animals and monsters he sees on his journeys. Following an adventure in the City of Silence, he's recently come into the possession of a serpopard cub he's named Thunderbolt.
He hates mummies so much.
