Chapter 23: Detailed data for Gawnot at Level 1, which is consistent with

To cater to readers who love data, I have specifically posted the detailed statistics for Gavin Knot at Level 1. This is unrelated to the main plot; if you are not interested, please feel free to skip.

Because DND statistics are quite cumbersome, explaining them would take seven or eight chapters, and those unfamiliar with DND might find it confusing.

Although this book is set in Faerûn, it is not primarily focused on tabletop gaming data; it is mainly about storytelling, with various skills interspersed so as not to affect the reading experience.

However, the backend data does exist. If you enjoy reading it, let me know, and I will post it.

That said, I am a self-taught learner. If the data is incorrect, I ask the "expert lords" to please correct me.

The data sources are quite mixed, using a combination of 3rd and 5th editions. I use whichever one I feel is better. For example, the "Toughness" feat has extremely different explanations in the 3rd and 5th editions; I have chosen the more powerful 5th edition version.

The Psion is a class derived from the *Psionics Handbook*.

Name: Gavin Knot

Age: 16

Height: 1.72 meters

Attributes: Strength 13, Constitution 14, Dexterity 16, Intelligence 18, Wisdom 16, Charisma 16

Class: Level 1 Psion

Psionic Points: 4

Psionic Disciplines: Mind Blast, Vitality

Hit Die: 14 (1D10+2+2)

Saves: Fortitude +2, Reflex +3, Will +7

Skills: Concentration +4, Self-Hypnosis +4, Balance +4, Heal +4, Identify Psionics +4, Knowledge (Psionics) +4, Ride +4

Feats: Toughness (provides 2 HP per class level), Dodge (enhanced danger perception and evasion), Psionic Affinity (ability to attune to psionic crystals and create crystal servants), Iron Will (+2 bonus to resisting mental influence)

Equipment: Gnome Hand Cannon, Keen Longsword, Boots of Leaping

Elven Bloodline: Advantage on saves against charm, immunity to falling asleep due to magical effects, and the ability to enter the unique Elven Trance.

Echo of the Legendary Warrior's Soul: All Fighter skills are treated as class skills; proficiency with all Fighter weapons and armor is granted; the first Hit Die is calculated as a Fighter's; and additional Fighter feats are gained upon leveling up.

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