Wilos the Eldritch Knight

Triton fighter

Wilos Promlineth
Sex: male
Triton
Age: 28
Alignment: lawful evil
Title in nobility: Archduke
Appearance: Wilos has the average Triton features of blue skin and seaweed green hair, which is styled into a pompadour. He has a nasty scar across the back of his kneecap and a few others above and below his knee. He wears common clothes when not manipulating nobles.

Class: Fighter 3(Eldritch Knight)
Race: Triton
Size: medium
Walking speed: 30
Amphibious: Breath air and water
Child of air and water: cast gust of wind and fog cloud using your Charisma.
Emissary of the Sea: You can communicate simple ideas to water breathing beasts. You can't understand them.
Guardian of the Deaths: Resistance to cold damage and you  are not effected by the effects of being deep under water.
Languages: Common, Primordial,
Boosts: +1, STR, CON, CHA

Background: Noble
Feature: Position of Pedigree:
Thanks to your noble birth, people are inclined to think the best of you. You are welcome in high society, and people assume you have the right to be wherever you are. The common folk make every effort to accommodate you and avoid your displeasure, and other people of high birth treat you as a member of the same social sphere. You can secure an audience with a local noble if you need to.

Class abilities:
Fighting Style: Archery: You gain a +2 bonus to Attack rolls  you make with Ranged weapons.
Second Wind: You have a limited well of stamina that you can draw on to protect yourself from harm. On Your Turn, you can use a Bonus Action to regain hit points equal to 1d10 + your fighter level. You can only use this once per rest.
Action Surge: Starting at 2nd level, you can push yourself beyond your normal limits for a moment. On Your Turn, you can take one additional action on top of your regular action and a possible Bonus action.
Spellcasting: Intelligence is your spell casting modifier.
Weapon Bond: Over the course of 1 hour short rest, you can bond a weapon to you. Once bonded, you cannot be disarmed unless you are incapacitated and if the weapon is on the same plane of existence, you can summon it to your hand as a bonus action. You can bond up to two weapons at once.

Cantrips: 2
Friends
Minor Illusion

Spells 3(2 1st level slots)
Shield
magic missile
Mage Armor

Hp: 27
Str: 11(0)
Dex: 18(4)
Cons: 12(1)
Int: 14(2)
Wis: 12(1)
Cha: 14(2)
Initiate: 4
Spell attack mod: 4
Spell save dc: 12
Prof mod: 2
 Skills: perception, intimidation, history, persuasion
Tool: Chess set.
Equipment:
Bought all my gear with 150gp
Longbow: 50gp
Trident: 15gp
Dagger: 2gp
Explorer's pack: 10gp
Signet Ring- 15gp
Three thick books(1 being written in, 1 on the nature of magic, and the third a stolen wizards spell book)- 8gp
Inkwell and pen- 1gp
40 arrows- 2gp
Quiver- 2gp
Fine clothes- 15gp
Gold: 25gp.

Backstory.
Wilos was once an average Duke. He was an nice guy who learned military strategy from his father and leadership skills from his mother. He had a nice solid life planned out where he would lead a battalion due to his parents' influence, rise through the ranks, and live up to the greatness his title claimed he had. When his parents died, he would reign over his Trition Kingdom. No one would oppose him because he had justly earned his position. Having the military in his pocket also helped. But with a few sweeps of events, everything changed. It was a training lesson for the young Wilos. He was taught that Sahuagin were the enemy and his father would demonstrate on a live captured spy where their weak points were and which ones were the most powerful. Unfortunately, the spy had a plan to slip himself a poison rather than stay in the cell. Using magics the nobles didn't know spies could posses, he changed his plan. He forced the suicide poison down Wilos' father's throat before anyone could react. He was dead before they got him out of the room. It was that day that things started to change. Wilos became gradually more cold and distant, eventually taking up a battalion. He gained a reputation as a merciless commander. Many years later, Wilos was called upon by his mother to take part in an ambassador mission to settle a trading post in a war torn country. The country hoped to receive manpower and wealth through an alliance with the Trition Kingdoms. A few terrorists slipped into the crowd who greeted the two and managed to cause a mass panic that forced the Triton Ambassadors to retreat. Wilos's mother was stabbed. No Cleric Wilos could find on land was able to heal her and by the time they got back to their homeland it was too late for the one cleric they could find to even determine if he could have done anything. His hatred for land-dwellers began that day. His one visit to meet people on the surface world resulted in the death of his mother. He vowed to slaughter them and came up with the plan of overthrowing the government and letting the lower population generate into chaos. Then use the new government to eliminate all he radicals and criminals, which would coincidently be every landweller. It was the least he could do to avenge his mother. The world has taken too much, so we would take back. A injury while fighting alongside his battalion forced him into his room where he came up with the idea to overthrow the government. Wilos used to be a fairly religious man, not at all a zealot, but he used to attend the required religious events. He has seen magic before, but currently denounces it. No magic or deities healed his dying mother, so they obviously are not real enough to truly exist. Otherwise it would have been a simple storybook case and his mother would have been healed. The Wizard Spellbooks he found were simply scientific texts to him, telling how to unlock the bodies energy in new ways and to manipulate atoms and particles people previously never knew about. Anything not explained by this way simply legends created by an uneducated people. And thus, he learned how to use this "science" to aid him in combat. He denounces Clerics as frauds. When he healed from his injury he was a seemingly more cheerful, caring person and scheduled a diplomatic mission to repair burned bridges with the landwellers. All this was really a facade to his plans. Who would suspect the seemingly cheerful archduke of planning justified mass genocide.