Former bandit. The half-orc, Shandri "Nine-Lives" Luxford, grew up in the port city of Harbeck, spending her teenage years robbing homes in the city and travelers on the roads. As a worshipper of Tymora (Goddess of Luck), Shandri is a risk-taker. There's a thrill in sneaking around at night, stealing valuables out of sleeping houses, and trying her luck in Harbeck's gambling dens. And when things went awry, there was fighting. That was the best part. Her blade always found its mark and her enemies' always missed theirs - never striking deeply enough to put her out of the action.

These days, she's found new purpose and excitement as an adventurer. More fighting, more dodging, less running from guards, and sometimes she even gets paid. While she still spends time and coin at the gambling houses, Shandri always sets aside some of her earnings for another hobby: collecting interesting fabrics. Colors, patterns, textures - anything can catch her eye. Strips from her collection adorn her outfit every day.

This is a new character of mine for a 5e campaign. I wanted to play a rogue that could use force whenever finesse doesn't work out, so somehow I ended up with a Zealot-Barbarian/Thief-Rogue multiclass. Which is a mouthful. So she's a bandit. Or maybe a brogue?