u/0saehn0

I've been playing them for over five years now. They are a self absorbed, vain and touchy creature with a silver tounge and nimble fingers on the violin strings.

The main concept of the character is the identity crisis itself: They stole a life, a family and an occupation by taking the role of a beloved satyr bard by living in his image for years. When the facade eventually fell, they didn't really know what was underneath. Do they even have their own personality and merits or are they only a blank paper that you can draw anything on? I guess i will find out in the next five years.

Hi there. This is Jargon, one of my favourite characters to play by the table. He is a swashbuckler rouge and as the image shows, a gnoll. A jolly fella that is fast as hell. He is a simple guy who likes sunsets, giving piggyback rides to the small folk, chat up pretty ladies in bars and massacre evil cultists. After he was mistakenly forgotten by his pack at a village left in shambles (authentic gnoll family traditions) was raised by an elderly halfling couple, Moms and Pops who he cherishes deeply. Nowadays he is mostly occupied with the said cultists, murderous spaceclowns, learning new and complicated words and running around Neverwinter with urgent letters. He used to have a nice little wooden board hanging in his neck that said "Friendly :)" so he doesn't get beaten up in the streets but it got destroyed in an explosion. Still mostly friendly though.