No True Homeland: You have lived a life on the run and gain access to the Outcast race trait.

Only your mother is alive.

(1d6+1) 6 orc siblings. You gain access to the Kin Guardian combat trait.

Lower-Class Birth: You were born among peasants or slum denizens. You grew up working the land around a village or manor, practicing a rudimentary trade, or begging in a settlement. You gain access to the Poverty-Stricken social trait. Roll 2d20 on Table 1–26: Parents’ Profession to determine your parents’ occupation, instead of rolling d%.

Serfs/Peasants: You gain access to the Poverty-Stricken social trait.

Inheritance: A great sum of wealth or property was bequeathed to you at an early age, providing you with extraordinary means. Daily costs of living have ceased to concern you, and you’ve learned that there is little that money cannot buy. You gain access to the Rich Parents social trait.

REROLLED, Rich Parents is banned.

Bullied: In your early life, you were a victim—easy prey for those stronger or cleverer than yourself. They beat you when they could, using you for their sport. This abuse nursed a powerful flame of vengeance. You gain access to the Bullied combat trait.

Raised by Beasts: You were reared in part by wild animals. Most of what you know you learned by observing these beasts, their natural instincts being unburdened by artifice or manipulation. Even though you possess a humanoid body, the beasts recognize you as one of their own. You gain access to the Animal Friend gnome race trait (which you may take regardless of your race) and the Feral Heart story feat.

(Rolled on Druid and Ranger, Ranger doesn’t make much sense, related to non-existing favored enemy)

The Mercenary: With this person, there was always a cost. No deed was done making a trade for something of equal or greater value. Whether this individual’s actions tended toward good, evil, or pure balance, he was always fair in his dealings. You respected this trait and it influenced your own philosophy. You gain access to the Mercenary social trait.

Broke a Promise: You swore an oath or vow that was important to someone else, but you did not keep your promise.

Conflict subject: Spellcaster

Conflict motivation: Family

Resolution: Mixed Feelings or Denials?

CP: 4+0/1

LN or NG (LG doesn’t go with hunter’s restricted alignment)

A Few Significant Relationships: You’ve tried to make deep connections with individuals on several occasions, but it’s never worked out.

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The tribe went from one place to another, pillaging, etc. (doing orc stuff) in the forest/Taldor/the place around the forest. The tribe also changed fast, melding with other.

Her mother was an orc of poor standing. She mate with a human slave (a poor peasant captured by the orcs). She expected to have an half-orc son that could be a bit brighter than the other child she had so far (all orcs), and maybe get a better standing in the tribe.

That didn’t work out, Bakak was bullied by the tribe’s orc.

His only companion was the various animals in the camp and in the vicinity.

He finally ran off the tribe to go on his own living in the forest. He was later approached by the druids that take care of the forest and gained some form of acceptance among them.

He recently found a young wolverine that shared his inner rage, and bounded with him.

Put the mercenary in there. How? In exchange for help, that guy helped Bakak?

The conflict:

Maybe broke a promise to a witch doctor, because of either his human or orc family.