Apostle of the Church of Crabbo

One of the apostles hands is covered in a red bandage that is never removed for any reason whatsoever. The player knows what is under it.

Skill Proficiencies: History, Nature

Tool Proficiencies: None

Languages: Common, Merfolk, Deep speech

Equipment: plate armor, tidestone

Feature: Background Feature

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1	I let no one speak Ill of crabs. crabs can do no wrong
2	I often quote (or misquote) sacred texts
3	I have crab-like markings covering my body.
4	Everyone should do what they love at some point in life.
5	I weigh my options very carefully before doing anything.
6	I would rather make a new friend than a new enemy.
7	When I rest I write copious notes on the events of the day, and keep them safe.

1	Freedom. Chains are meant to be broken, as are those who would forge them. (Chaotic)
2	absolution. I joined the faith to be redeemed of my sins. (Good)
3	crusade. You ether convert or die. (Evil)
4	mortality. There is no difference between life and death. (Neutral)
5	reverence. I must defend my faith. (lawful)
6	Eldritch. My ideals are incomprehensible. (Any)

1	I will protect my church even if it cost me my life.
2	I have a bond that I ignore.
3	I have seen the corruption of the powerful. I will expose them all.
4	I will rise through the church’s hierarchy.
5	my church is seen as evil by society, but I will change that.
6	I would die to recover an ancient artifact that my faith lost long ago.

1	i am obsessed with crabs and will attempt to gather and protect them at any opportunity, and i’m distraught when finding dead crabs.
2	I can’t stand those higher up on the hierarchy than me.
3	I get random bouts of paranoia.
4	my church is the superior faith.
5	I have a phobia of machines.
6	I repeat a certain word way too much.

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