Difference between revisions of "N'raha Tia"

WIN GLORY OR DIE TRYING - N'raha's life as a young man in the tribe has left him rather jaded about family in general and the way that the Nuhns and hunters and the leaders run things. He'd rather not be stuffed up in a tent out in the desert at the whims of the people around him. The Nuhns are old fuddy duddies who can't hack it in the real world and he clearly knows better how to live his life than everyone around him does. The young man desperately seeks to make a name for himself and is willing to put himself into vainglorious situations to do so. His greatest fear is being forced to go back home, nameless, forgotten and pushed aside like so many others.

CHICKEN CHASER - As a novice adventurer, N'raha is beholden to make his money where he can get it, and that means taking odd jobs. The general populace of Eorzea also know that the Adventurer's guilds are swarming with novice sellswords, meaning that the reactions he gets from the public can be rather dismissive. It's not that he hasn't earned respect, it's that Adventurers in Eorzea are expected to be sellswords and odd jobbers and until they are recognized, people expect them to do little jobs for little pay and like it. This means he has a difficult time turning offers down, typically overworks himself doing mundane errands for everyone he meets, and gets in over his head fairly often for an adventurer of his level.

MIND ON MY MONEY - N'raha is a Ul'dan, and as such he knows that money is power and that having more money makes you better than everyone around you. He is a spendthrift cheapskate, he is pretty keen on making quick bucks, and is the sort of fellow to eat ramen and hunt for his own food and buy cheap gear in order to make sure he can afford fancier and better in the future. His gear will break down at inopportune times, he'll try to pay the bare minimum and haggle with every merchant he comes across, and he generally scrimps for scrimping's sake.

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL - N'raha knows how to wield an axe, spear, sword, knives, a spear if he has to. It's all melee and he's poor at ranged combat in general and deadweight if someone expects him to cast a spell. Sure, he can throw his axe or knives if desperate, but that's not the best solution. If hard-locked into a ranged fight and actively being kept from closing the gap, he'd be in trouble.