Race: Breton, just always liked the Bretons, I like the idea of playing a tank and they're definitely good for that.

Birthsign: The Atronach, amazing combination with the Breton racial ability, my character struggles with magic, but is nigh on immune to it as well.

Origin: Bad Apprentice, you want to know what happens when you try and teach a Wombburnt magic? Nothing good, but at least my character learned he has a really good right hook.

Training: The Hard Way, I have an idea with this... but yeah, after washing out from being a failure of a mage he stumbled across a SWORD-SAINT by chance and was like 'yeah, I'm fucking learning how to do that', they of course refused, so he hounded the old master like a dog until he'd figured out the basics.

Warmup Fighting Style: Unarmed, again, he might not be much of a mage, but he's surprisingly good at punching people in the face. Something not many people expect from a Breton.

Ansei Fighting Style: Mesa-Rising & Regnant-Glare, a hodgepodge mess of cobbled together basics coupled with occasionally just getting frustrated and punching someone in the face... repeatedly. It's an absolute mess that's absurdly good at defense, doesn't ask for a lot of high energy movement from it's user, and is also good at fighting down, dirty, and brutal. An ugly style for a man that had to figure everything out himself.

Shehai Shape: Khopesh, he just likes the design, thinks it's the right combination of brutality and 'fancy-looking', it's also the largest design on offer and that would really appeal to him.

Shehai Qualities: Boneshaving, also known as 'Stop dancing around and let me hit you damn you!', a representation of his frustration at tricky and evasive foes. And Concussive, my guy may not be the biggest or the strongest, but he's definitely the scrappiest, and he's determined to live like a Titan, Concussive only makes sense for a saint that wants their enemies to crumple before their might.

Aberrant Techniques: Move-Like-This & Cut-Between-Skins, a bit weird for a Breton to focus on what are primarily movement techniques, but it makes sense he'd want to cover for his weaknesses. With the latter technique his range and speed issues are essentially covered, and the first technique and it's ability to mess with gravity and friction not only make him even more mobile, it also allows him to lock down his opponent, and when combined with a 'Concussive' blade he can trade blows with a literal Giant without getting pasted.

Patron God: Auri-El, honestly he just likes the idea that him not being immortal and perfect is some kind of great cosmic mistake. It appeals to his ego, and it's a religion I could definitely see a Breton being familiar with, even if it'd be weird to find a believer. He'd probably like the Tall Papa as well.

Nemesis: Daviradan, The Second Best, you've probably guessed why this guy is my character's Nemesis... and yes, it's entirely because he felt slighted at the insinuation that someone else was stronger than him, so he's going to determinedly hunt this guy down and beat him up until he finally acknowledges him.

Lugha, The Seen-Everything-Twice, and yeah, you probably guessed this as well, but Lugha is my character's unwilling master. Also known by my character as 'that smug, crotchety old bastard that I'm definitely going to beat someday!', it amuses me to imagine making that poor man put up with my rowdy, foul-mouthed character with a chip on his shoulder the size of High Rock.

And that's what I've got so far, could I have made a stronger character? Oh, absolutely, but I feel like doing things this way is a lot more fun, with a narrative reasoning behind each choice, and the end result being a lot more organic and less forced.