What in the?

I keep forgetting that I have this even though I check the blogs I am subscribed to here daily.. or more. I keep coming up with ideas and thoughts and currently have a character in a 3.5ed Dungeons & Dragons game that is using the Master Summoner Prestige Class that I made and posted here along with a serious spell book with spells that most people would consider not appropriate for a serious game (it is how the players and the GM take the spells and how they are used.) Some are intended as a joke some are serious. The character I had may have looked a little like Link and the dwarf from Dragon Age 2 (forgot the name) ,,,,in clothing appearance

The game he was to be played in (that had burned out I think) was a level 15 Game where 5 levels where generic wizard, and the other 10 was to be the Homebrewed PRC. The background for the group from lv 1 to 15 was that they where a group of adventuring 'heroes' who had known each other through their careers. the pregroup background for the individual was a little more complex, involving a multi-reality child thieving fae stealing a child from the modern world and 'accidentally' losing him in the game reality to be founded and raised by a wizard. Also the character had improved familiar, which allowed him to have a half dragon (green) Pixie Sprite for a familiar. Along with the fact for his free leadership feat (we all got it) His cohort is a Gynosphinx, and the followers he spent on the town populace that they had founded in the frontier lands.



The Character:

Dressed in simple clothing of a pair of heavy cloth pants held up by a heavy belt that had several pouches connected to it. Covering his feet was a pair of hard soled marching boots. The tunic he wore over this covered the tops of the pouches buckled shut with a dull brass buckle and was cut to be loose, made from a heavy silk cloth, its sleeves stopped before they reached his wrists. He wore a ring on each hand one of unadorned polished brass, the other a silver with ring like objects carved in it. over all this he had a weather beaten long coat made of leather that ended mid shin on him which currently was open and bunched at his back to have the pouches readily accessible.