FEF4: Hafiz Ajam (Elacyna)

Name: Hafiz Ajam
Class: Nomad Rider
Character Specific Skill: Charisma
Affinity: Dark
Personal Fault: Thinking too hard - If Hafiz misses an enemy, - 15 evade for the rest of the turn.
Personal Skill: Scout's Code: First volley - When facing an enemy with over 50% hp, + 2 base damage.
Personal Skill: Scout's Code: First Aid - When using a healing item, +5 hp recovered.

Preferred stats: SKL, SPD

Weapon profs: Crss (C), Bow (D)

Level: 7 (0/100)
Total Level: 11

Progression spent: 330%

HP: 16 (70%)
STR: 4 (20%)
MAG: 1 (50%)
SKL: 5 (30%)
CON: 4+2
AID: 3
LUK: 2 (25%)
DEF: 3+2 (50%)
RES: 1 (45%)
SPD: 4 (40%)
MOV: 4

Trainee class lvl2: +MAG, LCK
Trainee class lvl3: +HP, MAG, SKL, RES
Trainee class lvl4: +HP, STR, MAG, SKL, RES
Trainee class lvl5: +HP, SKL
Promotion to Nomad Rider: +SKL, SPD, +3 CON/AID; MOV 5; +5% SPD
First class lvl2: +MAG, RES
First class lvl3: +DEF, SPD
First class lvl4: +STR, SKL, DEF, RES, SPD
First class lvl5: +MAG, DEF
First class lvl6: +STR, MAG, DEF
First class lvl7: +HP, STR, DEF, RES, SPD

Current stats:

HP: 20 (70%)
STR: 8 (20%)
MAG: 7 (50%)
SKL: 10 (30%)
CON: 9 (23 with Horseback)
AID: 8 (22 with Horseback)
LUK: 3 (25%)
DEF: 10 (50%)
RES: 6 (45%)
SPD: 8 (45%)
MOV: 5 (7 with Horseback)

[code]Inventory:
Name            Type () RNG MT WT CR Hit QL
Vulnerary (1/3)
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Battle Stats (with Training Bow):
AT: 11
Hit: 111
AS: 8
Eva: 19
Crt: 10
DG: 3

Bio:

Of Abbi descent, Hafiz was born in the heart of the Zorostrian empire, the reasoning being his father, Kader, was ambitious by nature. Kader decided to use his skills as a horsekeeper and breeder to find a better life in the empire, despite this meaning to leave his tribe and traditions behind, as well as potentially hurt some horse traders.

Kader enjoyed a share of success applying the nomad's horsekeeping skill in Zoroastrian territory, finding enployment under service of the army. By the time Hafiz was born, his father lived as well as a merchant of the Zorostrian Empire, with a wife and property to call his own. The only traces of heritage being some physical features.

Hafiz himself grew embedded in Zorostrian culture, with only tales of the tribes passed down to fill him with wonder. Curiously enough, perhaps because of their bloodline, Hafiz was a mighty curious individual, always exploring, wanting to know what lied beyond the horizons of buildings and roads in the Zorostrian Empire. An active lad, he was outside most of his time when young, looking for new places in the city to explore, sometimes not all happy and exciting places. That said, Hafiz eventually knew of the capital as if the back of his hand, always able to help visitors at the say of a word. His street smarts caught the eye of the militia, which had a proposal in mind for the growing man.

Hafiz was proposed the job of a scout, which was music to his ears. Being able to expand his horizons was all he wanted, and he ended up able to serve the empire he was born to, as a plus. Gladly accepting it, Hafiz's next years passed before he knew it, with moderate success. He wasn't as physically strong as his peers whom received proper training, but with wits and a strong survival instinct, Hafiz proved fit for duty.

While he was a competent scout, he was never truly sent too far from the borders, not even getting to know his people (if by blood only). Eventually, he was repositioned back to the capital for defence, leaving a now-seasoned Hafiz rather disgruntled, but orders were orders. He grew resigned to his job, which wasn't that bad most of the time, but not quite what he always looked up to. Soon he replaced his free time with literature, wishing to know what he couldn't meet. Thanks to this hobby, Hafiz also came to understand the basics of magic and medicine, though he never had the time to practice either during duty.

After another year getting used to the capital's garrison, Hafiz found out of a new change of orders --he was selected to act as a guard for the prince, for reasons not yet disclosed to him. As an opportunity to leave the capital again, wherever that may lead him, he gladly welcomed the change.