Browsing other posters' contributions to this challenge makes me realize I need to step up my game with the post presentation. Hopefully, tomorrow will see a change.
Back to AD&D today - there was something about flipping through the PHB's pages that stuck in my mind. Anyhow, I'm using the same rolling process as on Day 2, and get: 9, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17. I don't even have to roll three sets of stats this time.
That 17 means a potential Paladin, depending on other class requirements. Other requirements are 9, 9, 12, and 13. This set meets these numeric requirements, so I present to you:
Uriah Heep the Gallant, LG Human Paladin 1
S 16 +1 damage, +350 weight, open doors 1-3, bend bars/lift gates 10%
I 11 2 additional languages
W 15 +1 saves vs magical attack
D 9 none
C 13 System Shock Survival 85%, Resurrection Survival 90%
Ch 17 max henchmen 10, loyalty base +30%, reaction adjustment +30%
Current XP: 0 XP to next level: 2,751
AC 2
HP 8
Languages Known: Common, Dwarf
Abilities:
Detect Evil 60' distance
+2 to all saving throws
immune to all disease
lay on hands, 2hp/lvl 1/day
cure disease 1/week
permanent protection from evil 1'' radius
Equipment: plate armor that shines like justice, sword, lance, horse, unwavering sense of right and wrong, standard adventuring gear
Goals: establish a beacon of light in this dark world, through leading by example; eventually lead a crusade against the worst of the world
Flaws: thinks humans are redeemable, so will often try and talk before fighting; will accept surrender and offers of parley, even if suspicious of a trick
For the record, I am indeed listening to whichever Uriah Heep songs Alexa is choosing, mostly from the Demons and Wizards album, it seems. Give it a listen, you won't be disappointed.
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