Abyssal Warrior (Character Kit)

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Those cutters hardy enough to not only survive but thrive in the deadly realms of the Abyss among the pain-inflicting, death-dealing tanar'ri are a tough breed indeed. The Abyss shows no kindness to wizards, but a blood who's good with a sword or axe is useful to the plane's lords and worthy of some respect. That which remains useful in that horrible place stays alive.
Humans and tieflings are the most likely candidates for this kit.
Role: Abyssal warriors are the mortal fighters who serve in the Blood War, guard tanar'ri palaces, and work as mercenaries in those Abyssal towns where planars can survive. Although no faction calls the Abyss home, these bashers're usually Anarchists, Bleakers, Fated, Indeps, or Xaositects (if they join a faction at all). Abyssal warriors must be chaotic, and most (but not all) are evil. None are good. This kit is limited to fighters only, and most DMs will probably opt to allow only NPCs access to it.
Weapon Proficiencies: Abyssal warriors use weapons that appear imposing as well as inflict a great deal of damage, such as two-handed swords, battle-axes, pole arms, and wickedly curved scimitars.
Nonweapon Proficiencies: 
* Bonus—Planar survival (Abyss).
* Required—Blind fighting (there are lots of dark places in the Abyss).
* Recommended—Direction sense, riding (land-based).
Equipment: The forges of the Abyss constantly turn out weapons and armor, and so an Abyssal warrior starts play with a weapon and suit of armor of his choice. The equipment is distastefully engraved and designed, covered with leering faces, unwholesome visages, reptilian protuberances, and wicked blades and spikes.
Special Benefits: Due to a hardiness earned in the harsh environments of the Abyss, Abyssal warriors gain a +1 to all saving throws.
Special Hindrances: The stench of the Abyss is nearly impossible to cleanse from a body's spirit, and as a result these cutters' reaction rolls are modified by a -3 penalty when dealing with nontanar'ri. Further, baatezu recognize them on sight, treating them as though they were actually tanar'ri (that means putting 'em in the dead-book but quick). Lastly, Abyssal warriors suffer a -1 penalty to all attack rolls, ability checks, and proficiency checks in bright sunlight—they just aren't used to its intensity.