Name:	Tharen Sigren
Race:	Halfling
Profession:	Retired Artist, Distributor of wealth
Gender:	Male
Age:	38
Height:	Unmeasured
Weight:	Unmeasured
Starting team:	Liberators

Passions

Mission:
Duty:	Don't overdo it.
Craving	Enrich the poor, enpoor the rich

Stats and Skills

Body	1	Sense	6	Charm	2	Coordination	6	Command	1	Knowledge	1
Athletics Endurance Fight Parry Run Vigor	0 0 2 0 2 3	Direction Eerie Empathy Hearing Scrutinize Sight Expert:Farmer	0 1 0 2 1 3 MD	Fascinate Graces Lie Jest Plead	2 1 3 0 1	Climb Dodge Perform Ride Stealth Weapon	2 4 1 1 4 3	Haggle Inspire Intimidate Perform: Sing	2 0 0 0	Counterspell Healing Language: Common Lore Strategy Tactics	0 0 MD 0 0 0

Advantages

Wealth (1 point)

Wealth of 1.

Racial

Halflings are small

Any hit to location 7 is a miss on a halfling. They're small targets. But their base movement is only ten feet per combat round, not fifteen.

Halflings are excellent farmers

All Halflings get a free MD in Expert:Farmer

Gnomish digestion

Any poison ingested or otherwise inflicted by a halfling has its Potency diminished by two

Seasickness

Whenever traveling on water, cut off from the soil, halflings take a Difficulty of 3 on all Coordination, Command and Body based rolls

Esotheric Disciplines

Racial

Draw upon the roots of the earth (1 point)

Once per day a character can make a Vigor roll to regain hit points after a good night's rest. If a halfling makes this roll while barefoot on fertile soil, he adds a +2d bonus

Cheerful Humility (1 point)

Halflings get a +2d bonus to Graces rolls when dealing with elves and orcs, simply because the idea of treating others with respect is somewhat alien to the mainstream of those cultures

Stealth: Dancing Unseen

(Page 79 of "The First Year of Our Reigh")

Dance of the Burglar (1 Point)

When you use Stealth with one other skill, or attempt to do two stealthy things simultaneously (such as remain both unseen and unheard) you may roll without the usual one-die multiple action penalty.

Shadows, Haze And Undergrowth (2 Points)

When the character has some form of cover, or something that obscures or interrupts vision, he can either remove all Penalties and Difficulties from his Stealth roll, or he can add a +1d bonus to his pool.

Dancing Without An Audience (3 Points)

When your character masters this technique, her sense of where people are looking is so refined that she can dodge and weave out of their way - contorting herself to forever be out of their visual field. To someone unaffected by the technique, she appears to be frantically ducking, stepping and twisting away from her oblivious targets.
Here's how the mechanics work. You roll your Coordination+Stealth pool, but your successes do not become Gobble Dice against Sense rolls. Instead, you can pick a number of persons in your presence, a number equal to the Width of your roll. Those people cannot see the character. Period. No more than they could if she were behind a brick wall. They don't get rolls to detect her because she's placed herself outside their visual field. Other people can see her with any successful Sense+Sight roll, so this isn't a genius idea against a dozen searchers, but against one or two it works wonderfully.
Of course, it's difficult to keep vigorously dodging away from someone's eyes, so she's only protected for a number of rounds equal to the Height of the roll - and then, only if she doesn't choose to attack anyone. However, she can use those rounds to look for good hiding places, possibly giving you bonus dice on your next Stealth roll.

Instinct For Distraction (4 Points)

If she's under observation, and something startling happens, she may take advantage of her observer's momentary distraction to duck out of the way and begin Dancing Unseen. She may do this if she creates the distraction or if she's as surprised as anyone else. The only restrictions are that (1) she must be able to move and (2) the distraction is something that makes any observers look away from her or that gets between her and them, even for a moment. No roll is required to use an Instinct For Distraction. It just lets characters use Dancing Unseen when they normally couldn't.

Assassin's Dance (5 Points)

If you successfully combine a Coordination+Stealth roll with any attack action, your opponent may not dodge or parry. Essentially, your character has ducked out of his vision in the middle of the fight, so she can strike him from his blind side. This combines with Dance of the Burglar.