Character for future "real into fantasy" games

    Name: Francis Rhodes, though his minions call him "Fronk." (From Francis, to Franc, to Fronc, to Fronk)
    Sex: Male
    Age: How old are you?

    Appearance: [url=http://img.booru.org/grognard//images/26/0f3dae1ec335247231bfd611bf9e6d9ae240451f.jpg]FOR THE HORDE![/url]

    Ethnic: Are you Japanese? American? German? African? Hispanic? Etc.

    Personality: Having been crapped on, tormented, and bullied all his life, Francis knows exactly what it's like to be picked on. Because of this, he feels great sympathy for the Dungeon Fodder- weak, numerous monsters that are forced to labor and fight for stronger and more aggressive creatures. Unlike many sociopaths who respond to bullying and abuse with anger and misanthropy, Francis has become a kind, gentle individual. The thing is, you've got to be careful with the nice ones. They're the ones who get vicious when pushed, and Francis is no exception. He prefers to avoid violence as long as possible, and then strike with all the might and fury of a cornered cobra.
    Background/History: Tell us a little bit about yourselves.

    Goal/Desires: To provide a safe haven for all dungeon fodder. To create a dungeon complex to surpass any of the world's other wonders. To guide the monstrous races into an age of peace and prosperity.

    Powers:
* Rapport: He is able to understand and communicate with virtually any creature- provided it has a language. Strangely, monsters are much easier to communicate with.
* Dungeon Lord: The Dungeon is a structure designed for any number of purposes, inhabited by monsters. As a Dungeon Lord, Francis has an unusual knack for finding and settling these structures. Currently, his Dungeon is a series of chambers in the sewer.
* Absolute Loyalty (Unavailable): Should he demonstrate his abilities as a proper Dungeon Lord, monsters from far and wide would kneel at his throne. Such a figure would inspire such faith and awe in his subjects that nothing could shake their views or subvert their loyalty- not even the magics of gods. In turn, his loyalty to his subjects would protect him as well.
* Hail to The King: Though not technically a power, the goblins who have found him have made him their king. They bring him tribute. Often, this is food, drink, and praise. But goblins are also exceptional looters, often returning with treasure among the refuse.

    Equipment/Inventory: Several textbooks about architecture and excavation, particularly about city planning and the construction of large buildings. Also a measuring wheel.