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- Name: Callisto Galilei
- Gender: Male
- Race: Elf
- HP: 10
- Sneak
- Infiltrator - +2 to picking locks, getting past doors, and other such acts of breaking and entering.
- Combat stats:
- AC: 14
- DR: 0
- Inv:
- Coin: 65m
- Weapons:
- Serrated dagger(Shortsword equivalent) : 1d6, one hand
- Light crossbow: 2d4, two handed, reloads
- 20 bolts
- Armour:
- Leathers: +2AC
- Misc:
- Zephyr bracelet: can make a medium-sized illusion for 3 minutes before requiring at least 10 minutes to charge again.
- Your special item:
- Zephyr Bracelet: A technological marvel, this "watch" has the ability to almost instantly copy a 3D image of an item, and create a static illusion of that item that Callisto could hide inside, although any sort of electrical or magical interference could make that illusion disappear easily. This prize was stolen by Callisto during his first and last raid, and is responsible for jumpstarting his career in thievery. "Zephyr Bracelet" probably isn't actually what it's called, but it's a cool name nonetheless.
- Description: Callisto is tall for an elf, with a thin and lithe build. He has dull blond hair, which is somehow still well maintained. Otherwise, nothing truly stands out at all - one could forget his face easily in a crowd; a useful trait to have in the profession of his. Personality-wise, he is rough, determined and a bit of an ass; he'd be right at home with alcoholics and brutes. One would be pretty hard-pressed to love Callisto Galilei, especially if one were an elf.
- Backstory: Ever since Callisto was young, he wanted the Tanglewood to be more magnificent. Not out of any desire to help his world, however - Callisto merely wised to be surrounded by splendor. He has heard of the scorched, walking cities of Ynidus, the divergent nations of the Scatter, and yet those places might as well be paradise compared to the Tanglewood. So, when he became of age, Callisto knew he needed to be in a raid, which he was accepted into due to his deftness with a blade. During the raid, he looted whatever he could even during the midst of battle, which is how he got his hands on his little bracelet.
- To his brothers, Callisto Galilei died in his first raid. To Callisto Galilei, that was when he began to live. With a hidden talent for pickpocketing, infiltrating, and general thievery coupled with an eye for opportunity and a larger one for valuables, Callisto calls himself a master thief - maybe even one that could steal a piece of the Goddess?
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