BFEF1 Brecht Kerwar

Name: Brecht Kerwar
Class: Mage
Character Specific Skill: Vantage
Class Skills: Levitation, Nature Spirits
Affinity: Fire
Personal Skill: Strike First: +10 Hit and Eva while over 50% HP
Personal Skill: Strike Last: If Brecht is attacked on the enemy phase and acts first, +10 crit.
Personal Fault: Strike Out: If Brecht is hit by an enemy before attacking, -15 hit.

Preferred stats: Skill, Magic

Weapon profs: Thunder (C), Anima (D)

Level: 3 (0/100)
Total Level: 3

Progression spent: 305%

HP: 21 (50%)
STR: 2 (-)
MAG: 6 (55%)
SKL: 5 (60%)
CON: 7
AID: 6
LCK: 2 (50%)
DEF: 0 (10%)
RES: 5 (10%)
SPD: 6 (70%)
MOV: 5

Level Ups:
Level 2: + HP, SKL, LCK, DEF, SPD
Level 3: + HP, SPD

[code]Inventory:
Name            Type (-) RNG MT WT CR Hit QL
Thunder         Thnr (E) 1-2  4  8  5  75 35/40
Vulnerary (3/3)[/code]

Current Stats:

HP: 23 (50%)
STR: 2 (-)
MAG: 6 (55%)
SKL: 6 (60%)
CON: 7
AID: 6
LCK: 3 (50%)
DEF: 1 (10%)
RES: 5 (10%)
SPD: 7 (70%)
MOV: 5

Battle Stats (Thunder):
AT: 10
Hit: 88
AS: 8
Eva: 19
Crt: 8
DG: 3

Bio: If you were to ask Brecht Kerwar why he became a mercenary, he would probably answer with the phrase "practical magical research". Brecht was interested in magic from a young age, but even earlier he was fascinated with the stage. His father and mother were traveling performers, and their approach to life and the stage enamored Brecht since before he could make the distinction between real life and what happened on the stage.

As he grew older, Brecht took the stage himself, usually playing young boys or women until he came of age. In his mid teens, his magical talent presented itself. After learning the basics of magic, Brecht immediately attempted to blend his passions. The magic he had learned, sadly, was not suited to the stage. Smaller spells did not serve to show the grand effects he had in mind, and those that were visually impressive were far too dangerous to his fellow performers. But Brecht did not give up, and when he came to be a man, he told his mother and father that he was leaving their troupe to pursue his craft. They hugged him, and kissed him, and sent him on his way with a fresh tome and a pouch of medicine.

Since then, Brecht has taken on whatever jobs give him an opportunity to use his magic, lending him practical experience with which to craft his own spells. None of them will be destructive or powerful, but he plans for every single one to be flashy and loud. His dream is to return to the stage with a complete mastery of lightning, thunder, and wind. Fire is too dangerous to be used on set.