Physical Character Features (3.5e Variant Rule)
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Mark[edit]
A mark refers to a distinguishing feature of the character that is not the norm, and sets him apart from others. For some characters they may be known by this mark - Eric the Red Axe, or Beatrice Scarhand.
| d12 | Mark | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 | None | There is no one distinguishing mark that sets you apart. |
| 5 | Tattoo(s) | A tattoo or tattoos that are unique enough or extensive enough to set you apart. |
| 6 | Jewelry | A piece of jewlery that is unique or unusual such as a nose chain or rhino-head ring. |
| 7 | Scar(s) | Scar or scars savage or extensive enough to be memorable. Could also be missing part. |
| 8 | Weapon | A weapon with unusual styling such as a red axe or spear with the head carved like a wasp sting. |
| 9 | Armor | Armor with a design that sets it apart and makes it stand out in a crowd. |
| 10 | Item | Any of a myriad of things that might be memorable such as a silver flute or an elaborate plumed hat. |
| 11 | Body Paint | Pigments applied to the body in great enough quantity to seem unusual. |
| 12 | Mannerism | Any of a wide range of odd behavior such as howling at stray cats or chewing on leather belts. |
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