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Delamor Campion, level 7
Half-Elf, Paladin
Build: Protecting Paladin
Background: Cormyr (Wheloon) (Cormyr (Wheloon) Benefit)

FINAL ABILITY SCORES
Str 12, Con 14, Dex 10, Int 14, Wis 14, Cha 18.

STARTING ABILITY SCORES
Str 11, Con 12, Dex 10, Int 13, Wis 14, Cha 16.


AC: 23 Fort: 17 Reflex: 17 Will: 19
HP: 65 Surges: 13 Surge Value: 16

TRAINED SKILLS
Religion +10, Heal +10, Insight +12, Thievery +8, Diplomacy +14

UNTRAINED SKILLS
Acrobatics +3, Arcana +7, Bluff +9, Dungeoneering +7, Endurance +5, History +7, Intimidate +9, Nature +7, Perception +7, Stealth +3, Streetwise +9, Athletics +4

FEATS
Level 1: Healing Hands (retrained to Devoted Paladin at Level 3)
Level 2: Jack of All Trades
Level 4: Bardic Dilettante
Level 6: Linguist

POWERS
Dilettante: Misdirected Mark (retrained to Recovery Strike at Level 6)
Lay on Hands: Lay on Hands
Paladin at-will 1: Enfeebling Strike
Paladin at-will 1: Bolstering Strike (retrained to Virtuous Strike at Level 2)
Paladin encounter 1: Shielding Smite (retrained to Guardian Light at Level 4)
Paladin daily 1: Radiant Delirium
Paladin utility 2: Astral Speech (retrained to Bless Weapon at Level 5)
Paladin encounter 3: Righteous Smite
Paladin daily 5: Hallowed Circle
Paladin utility 6: Pure Devotion
Paladin encounter 7: Divine Reverence

ITEMS
Adventurer's Kit, Candle (10), Mystic Salves (Heal) (10), Rare Herbs (Nature) (10), Sanctified Incense (Religion) (10), Amulet of Health +1, Martyr's Plate Armor +2, Scepter of Winter +2, Harsh Songblade Scimitar +2, Orb of Light, Magic Holy Symbol +2
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HISTORY
Delamor's history isn't particularly exciting. He has a human father who works as a "consultant" of sorts and an Elven mother that he hasn't seen for somewhere around 10 years. His father taught him some of the family business and Delamor was all set to settle into the dullness of a normal existence in the city of Wheloon with his betrothed Muriel. He decided (quite possibly with some help) that he wasn't going to marry a woman he didn't love and so he took his things (and a share ofthe wedding presents) and skipped town. Along the way he met a soon to be ex-guard captain named Aradon and interesting rogue named Zyanne. Below the next line is the most recent letter that Delamor has written to his father by way of more detail.
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Dear Father,

I hope this letter finds you well. Hopefully, they have sorted the rat problem out by now and you will be able to sleep more peacefully. Please accept my full hearted apologies for not writing more recently but, being in the service of a goddess even one as bright and loving as Selahine keeps me very busy.

I have been travelling a lot in order to keep ahead of the crowds, a feeling I am sure you are familiar with. The good news is that I no longer travel alone. The bad news, not all my travelling companions see things in the same light as I. They did not understand why I needed to kill the farmer for an act of infidelity while allowing the milk maid he was with to live. Nor do they understand my preference of not killing “evil” creatures on sight. I believe they may have me confused with some mythical Paladin of old.

One of my companions is a woman after your own heart I am happy to say. An intelligent beauty with charm and grace befitting the highest noble and the gutter mouth of the most misbegotten street urchin (all depending on the requirements of the task at hand I am happy to say).

I hope that despite your current predicament that you will be glad to hear I have not let your lessons slip from my mind (although I am rather at a loss as to where to find new tools, having recently misplaced mine within something called a mimic). I still endeavour to make the children happier and richer at the expense of their parents.

I am tithing regularly to Our Lady though obviously not always at the same temple and not always with coin.

Have you heard from mother at all? I know I ask each time I write and you always answer no but, I can not help but, hold out hope that this time the answer will be yes.

I hope you understand, I will be unable to return to the city for a time yet due to that rather unfortunate incident with Muriel and the wedding. I simply could not marry a woman I did not love and hope that someday her family will come to understand this.

May the glare of the sun not blind you to the moon’s beauty,


Delamor