Prime Blood (PWH)

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: "Sure, I'm from the Prime, but I've been out on the planes for a while now, and I know the chant."
The best thing about being Clueless is that a body doesn't have to stay that way. Even the most sorry berks can eventually get the hang of things. Fact is, many of the top-shelf bloods of Sigil (and the rest of the planes) originally hailed from the Prime. (The current factols of the Harmonium and the Fated came from the Prime, and they're about as far from clueless as a body can get!)
BACKGROUND: Though she originated on some prime-material world, this character's past isn't important, only what she knows and does now. She's put her previous clueless life behind her—although she'll quietly tell you that what she learned on the Prime is still very useful. Prime bloods can be humans, elves, dwarves, or other nonplanar races, although a few tieflings have shown up from the Prime as initially clueless as any other berk. 1n most such cases, they were as clueless about their own origins as about the planes, but eventually learned the dark of things and adapted quite well.
CHARACTER: Adaptation is the key to prime bloods. They've learned what it takes to get by, and they won't be caught clueless again. Most have joined a faction, if for no other reason than it's what planars do. To some degree, a prime blood always respects planars, yet resents them for being born into a position that the prime had to work so hard to achieve.
MOTIVATIONS: The driving motivation for most prime bloods is to simply prove themselves, to rise above the stereotypical "Clueless" label. Most don't lose this drive, establishing a reputation for competence and knowledge.
ROLE-PLAYING: Most prime bloods try to act like Cagers, but are a little less comfortable with their position and knowledge. On the other hand, most prime bloods have had to try harder and really work to get where they are. Additionally, they're a little more well rounded because they know not only about Sigil and the planes, but also about the prime-material world that they came from originally. Sometimes this knowledge can come in handy, since it's usually beyond the experience of most planars. For example, a prime blood might know a little something about dragons (having seen or heard about the beasts on the prime's home world), while a Cager or other planar might know nothing about such beasts.