Wendat the Engineer (SNS)

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Wendat the Wily One 
Male Human Engineer 
: Str: 13
: Dex: 9
: Con: 12
: Int: 18
: Wis: 12
: Cha: 16
: Armor Class: 0 (chain mail +2, shield +2)
: Level: 9
: THAC0: 16
: Movement: 12
: Hit Points: 40
: Alignment: Neutral Good
: No. of Attacks: 1
: Special Attacks: None.
: Special Defenses: None.
: Weapon Proficiencies: club, dagger, short sword, sling, staff.
: Nonweapon Proficiencies: Engineering (17), Reading/Writing (18), Carpentry (13), Weaponsmithing (16).
: Equipment: chain mail +2, shield +2, long sword +2, cloak of elvenkind, quill and ink, parchment (10 oversized sheets), measuring string, carpentry tools.
﻿Wendat is a handsome man in his late thirties. The years have been kind to Wendat. Although the sun and wind have weathered his skin, they have not affected his boyish good looks. Wendat's life has been a good one; he has seen much death and destruction (and caused more than a little of each himself), but this has not diminished his ready grin and the easy confidence with which he holds himself.
Wendat has spent his entire adult life studying engineering and weaponsmithing; there are few who know more about the tools of siege warfare than he. He has two 0-level apprentices and one 4th-level engineer apprentice working under him. He works them hard, but they learn well.
Role-playing: Wendat left his home at the age of 12, and he has rarely looked back. His parents were poor farmers, barely able to keep food in his mouth. By entering a trade, Wendat escaped poverty. Although he has not seen his parents for nearly a year, he sends them gold whenever he can.
Wendat is proud of how far he has come from his poverty-stricken roots, but he is careful not to display his wealth. He still sees himself as a farmboy and refuses to put his heritage behind him. He is a man of the people, and his workers respond well to this; they reward his manner and his generosity with incredible loyalty and industriousness.
Combat: Wendat usually sticks to siege warfare, but he can defend himself when pressed. His apprentices and workers will always rally to his side.