Noster Eagle-Eye
Noster Eagle-Eye is an Imperial beggar living in the streets of Solitude. He was once a scout who fought in the Great War, and claims he was on the battlefield when the Aldmeri Dominion attacked Anvil. During that battle, he was injured, losing his eye, and left by his comrades for dead. Due to his injury, he could no longer make a living and now lives destitute in Solitude.
His normal greetings:
"Spare some gold for a veteran?"
"I hid here in Solitude for a long time but war, war follows a man until it's done with him."
"Them Thalmor left me to die in Anvil, and I had to fight my way back home. Then they followed me back here!"
"Can you spare a septim? Lost an eye during the Great War, or I'd earn it myself..." He will finish conversation with:
"It's best you leave me be."
"Sure, you make your retreat and I'll make mine." If a Solitude citizen passes by, he may ask:
"A coin or two for a veteran? It's not much to ask..."
"You know you can afford a septim or two."
"Spare some gold for a veteran?"
"I hid here in Solitude for a long time but war, war follows a man until it's done with him."
"Them Thalmor left me to die in Anvil, and I had to fight my way back home. Then they followed me back here!"
"Can you spare a septim? Lost an eye during the Great War, or I'd earn it myself..." He will finish conversation with:
"It's best you leave me be."
"Sure, you make your retreat and I'll make mine." If a Solitude citizen passes by, he may ask:
"A coin or two for a veteran? It's not much to ask..."
"You know you can afford a septim or two."
Noster wears some ragged robes along with a pair of ragged boots. He carries a selection of lower-class loot and gold.
Children
Beggar
Medium Any race, Any Non-lawful
Armor Class 11
Hit Points 6 (1d8-1) 1d8-1
Speed:
30 ft
STR
9
( -1 )
DEX
12
( +1 )
CON
9
( -1 )
INT
8
( -1 )
WIS
11
( +0 )
CHA
8
( -1 )
Skills Perception +2, Slieght of Hand +3
Senses passive Perception 12
Proficiency Bonus +2
Gift of Charity. When a Beggar is gifted 5gp or more, or goods of equivalent value or more. The person who gifted them the gold or goods is imbued with one Charity die 1d6, the person can then roll the die and add the number rolled to a Performance or Persuasion check. Once the Charity die is rolled, it is lost. A person can have only one Charity die at a time.
Actions
Off-Hand Attack. The Beggar can make an attack with thier off-hand, as with two-weapon fighting. Punch. Melee Weapon Attack: +1 to hit, one target, Hit: (1d4-1) bludgeoning damage.
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