Armor Class: -2
Movement: 12
Hit Points: 64
THAC0: 15 (7/Clives)
Initiative: -5
No. of Attacks: 3 + 1 parry or 1
Damage/Attack: 1d6+6 (x3; Clives)
Magic Resistance: 62%
Alignment: Chaotic evil
STR 16, DEX 19, CON 17, INT 15, WIS 15, CHR 16, COM 18

Spell-like Abilities: Dancing lights, darkness, detect magic, faerie fire, know alignment, levitate each 1/day.

Weapons of Proficiency: Broad group blades (mastery in short swords), fencing (3 slots), and two weapon style.

Nonweapon Proficiencies: Alertness (16); ambidexterity; Blind fighting; endurance (17); etiquette (14); laijutsu (short sword, 19); native languages (drow, drow silent); observation (15); reading/writing (16); religion (drow, 15); riding land-based (riding lizard, 18); seduction (14); survival (Underdark, 15).

As a Noble drow warrior of the Underdark, Drae�gious gains the bonus proficiencies of endurance, etiquette, religion (drow), and survival (Underdark).

Equipment: Drae�gious carries very little, going topless, he bears only a few belts around his slim waist and a dagger created on the surface.

Magical Items: The Clives of Drae'gious, Drae�gious�s Adamantine Tattoos, and his piwafwi and drow boots.

Combat/Tactics: Abnormally fast to enter combat with other males or fighters of any genders, Drae�gious receives a -3 bonus to his initiative from his extreme agility. He is also quick with his blades and has yet to find a warrior he can�t at least hit once�which is very good for a burgeoning young warrior like himself. Drae�gious uses the twin blade style akin to all drow warriors, yet he has chosen the short sword in pairs as his chosen methods of dispatching his enemies.

Allies/Companions: No one but himself and his powerful family.

Foes/Enemies: All those who oppose his family and those other house fighters that would see him fail.

Appearance: Drae�gious is a 5�9� and 160 pound slim, but dense killing machine. Drae�gious is always outfitted in a pair of form fitting pants and attached harness that is the color of the Starless Night, thus it appears that his legs meld into the ever-present darkness in Menzoberranzan. He wears this instead of conventional armors, in order for others to better view his grace and vivaciousness. This harness is complete with a facial mask and overall appears tribal tattoo-like in design and protects the entirety of his spine.

Behind his mask, Drae�gious is a very, very handsome male drow. He is often taken into the city with his sisters and the priestesses of Faen Tlabbar to lure women into their fevered nights of debauchery. Drae�gious keeps his head cleanly shaven and bears the most striking blood flecked silver eyes. Many females find themselves fawning over him just due to his extraordinary eye color. It helps that his looks are those of a sculptor�s visions, beautiful and very deadly, the epitome of drow greatness.

Personality: Drae�gious is a cocky and proud drow noble. He is strong in his faith and of that of his household. Ranked 33rd in the city, they are wary of those below them and he leaves no chances to diminish his foes in number or strength by culling their ranks whenever he is able. Furthermore, he has taken a fondness to using the priestesses to lure in other rival males, whereupon he slays them for their pleasure or against their will after they have departed and are done with the male.

Experience (+10%): 42,290.

Experience For Next Level: 64,000.

Locales Frequented: Menzoberranzan and the areas directly surrounding it.

History: Drae�gious was granted the title of secondboy over his traitor brother, who was selling his skills to non-house males. Thus he was culled and Drae�gious moved into his position. Unusual in the extreme, Drae�gious did this deed right in the presence of his mother, allowing Lolth�s unholy alter to bath in his foul blood! There he left him for dead as his sisters pounced on the evildoer, sacrificing him for the glory of the Queen of Spiders and the strength of the House.

Motivations/Goals: To increase his position within Menzoberranzan. Drae�gious has no aspirations to take the life of his elder brother, as the brilliant wizard is needed for the house to prosper. So instead he focuses on the loss of other nobles who diminish his house, but especially the opportunity to kill off rival nobles, lessening the houses surrounding them.