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 In the end, this less than heroic tale of Dickweedus became a valuable lesson for him and his fellow tribesmen. It taught them the importance of self-control and the dangers of letting one's anger get the best of them. And it showed them that even the greatest heroes are human and capable of making mistakes, but what sets them apart is their ability to learn from those mistakes and become better because of them.
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	So where do I go from here? I need more words to jack up my experience points. I have provided the basic information above and I guess I need to embellish from there and fill in the blanks. As a dopey engineer, the written word is not my strong skill. I understand machines and generally not people. So writing was not something I spent much time on except technical writing. Writing specifications is a fairly dry effort and only the facts are used - hopefully. I can tell when another engineer was burned on something by looking at his specification book for a project. A topic that a couple of short paragraphs that would normally do the job that is seven pages long tells the story. Some weasel dick contractor got a change order through on a cheap shot that the engineer got his pee pee smacked hard for - maybe his company got the bill as well. That is not much fun and we have all been there from time to time. Unfortunately, professionalism is mostly gone these days because it was replaced by the all mighty dollar. It is up to the individual to stand tall when things go sideways because the company you work for will not. I guess this is a little off topic - ya think? Yes it is so back to something that at least resembles dungeons and [[dragons]].		So where do I go from here? I need more words to jack up my experience points. I have provided the basic information above and I guess I need to embellish from there and fill in the blanks. As a dopey engineer, the written word is not my strong skill. I understand machines and generally not people. So writing was not something I spent much time on except technical writing. Writing specifications is a fairly dry effort and only the facts are used - hopefully. I can tell when another engineer was burned on something by looking at his specification book for a project. A topic that a couple of short paragraphs that would normally do the job that is seven pages long tells the story. Some weasel dick contractor got a change order through on a cheap shot that the engineer got his pee pee smacked hard for - maybe his company got the bill as well. That is not much fun and we have all been there from time to time. Unfortunately, professionalism is mostly gone these days because it was replaced by the all mighty dollar. It is up to the individual to stand tall when things go sideways because the company you work for will not. I guess this is a little off topic - ya think? Yes it is so back to something that at least resembles dungeons and [[dragons]].

	In the land of Quelmar, there was a half-orc named Dickweedus . He was born to an orc father and a human mother, both of whom died when he was young, leaving him to fend for himself in the harsh wilderness. Dickweedus quickly learned how to survive, using his natural strength and agility to hunt and fight off predators.		In the land of [[Quelmar]], there was a half-orc named Dickweedus . He was born to an orc father and a human mother, both of whom died when he was young, leaving him to fend for himself in the harsh wilderness. Dickweedus quickly learned how to survive, using his natural strength and agility to hunt and fight off predators.

	As he grew older, Dickweedus 's orcish blood began to show itself more and more. He became increasingly aggressive and impulsive, often resorting to violence to solve problems. It wasn't long before he gained a reputation as a fearsome warrior, feared and respected by many.		As he grew older, Dickweedus 's orcish blood began to show itself more and more. He became increasingly aggressive and impulsive, often resorting to violence to solve problems. It wasn't long before he gained a reputation as a fearsome warrior, feared and respected by many.

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	{{Worldbuilders}} The first thing to tell you is my character is a Barbarian, not a Ranger. I decided to try something different after filling out the character form sheet thingie. I could not figure out how to edit my original submission and didn't think filling out another one was the way to go. Let me know if there is a way to do that - thanks.		{{Worldbuilders}} The first thing to tell you is my character is a Barbarian, not a Ranger. I decided to try something different after filling out the character form sheet thingie. I could not figure out how to edit my original submission and didn't think filling out another one was the way to go. Let me know if there is a way to do that - thanks.

	I am also playing a ~~half~~-~~orc~~ which is also different for me, I usually go with a half elf. I have elected to go with the Primal Path option as well. I did consider the wild magic version which looked interesting. I am using D & D Beyond for character generation and maintenance. I did not want to spend the money to down load Tasha's Cauldron of Everything since I already have it in hard cover and decided to stay with the player's handbook's standard options.		I am also playing a [[Half-Orc]] which is also different for me, I usually go with a half elf. I have elected to go with the Primal Path option as well. I did consider the wild magic version which looked interesting. I am using D & D Beyond for character generation and maintenance. I did not want to spend the money to down load Tasha's Cauldron of Everything since I already have it in hard cover and decided to stay with the player's handbook's standard options.

	So, I started out as a child, of the half orc variety. Cute little bugger I was, with a face only a mother could love. Mainly brought up by orcs as you will see when you get to know me. I very much enjoy chopping things up (monsters) with my broad sword. Also quite fond of shooting them with my long bow to tenderize them a bit. Makes for good or better eating. Ah, the good old days. As a youngling the days were filled with fun hunting monsters and enjoying them over a camp fire. As I grew up, I was eventually shunned by both my orc tribe and human ancestors of which I knew precious little of. So, I have been a loner for a long time now. After a while you do get used to it, but on occasion I prefer some company from time to time. Therefore I have decided to try out the Tempest Brothers Expeditionary Company group in the hopes of gaining a new family of sorts. My party of adventurers who I have not yet met, doesn't know it, but they will be my clan and family moving forward. I will protect them with every skill and weapon I have available to myself.		So, I started out as a child, of the half orc variety. Cute little bugger I was, with a face only a mother could love. Mainly brought up by orcs as you will see when you get to know me. I very much enjoy chopping things up (monsters) with my broad sword. Also quite fond of shooting them with my long bow to tenderize them a bit. Makes for good or better eating. Ah, the good old days. As a youngling the days were filled with fun hunting monsters and enjoying them over a camp fire. As I grew up, I was eventually shunned by both my orc tribe and human ancestors of which I knew precious little of. So, I have been a loner for a long time now. After a while you do get used to it, but on occasion I prefer some company from time to time. Therefore I have decided to try out the Tempest Brothers Expeditionary Company group in the hopes of gaining a new family of sorts. My party of adventurers who I have not yet met, doesn't know it, but they will be my clan and family moving forward. I will protect them with every skill and weapon I have available to myself.
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	Starting at 14th level, when you take damage from a creature that is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to make a melee weapon attack against that creature.		Starting at 14th level, when you take damage from a creature that is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to make a melee weapon attack against that creature.

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	The first thing to tell you is my character is a Barbarian, not a Ranger. I decided to try something different after filling out the character form sheet thingie. I could not figure out how to edit my original submission and didn't think filling out another one was the way to go. Let me know if there is a way to do that - thanks.		{{Worldbuilders}} The first thing to tell you is my character is a Barbarian, not a Ranger. I decided to try something different after filling out the character form sheet thingie. I could not figure out how to edit my original submission and didn't think filling out another one was the way to go. Let me know if there is a way to do that - thanks.

	I am also playing a half-orc which is also different for me, I usually go with a half elf. I have elected to go with the Primal Path option as well. I did consider the wild magic version which looked interesting. I am using D & D Beyond for character generation and maintenance. I did not want to spend the money to down load Tasha's Cauldron of Everything since I already have it in hard cover and decided to stay with the player's handbook's standard options.		I am also playing a half-orc which is also different for me, I usually go with a half elf. I have elected to go with the Primal Path option as well. I did consider the wild magic version which looked interesting. I am using D & D Beyond for character generation and maintenance. I did not want to spend the money to down load Tasha's Cauldron of Everything since I already have it in hard cover and decided to stay with the player's handbook's standard options.

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 The incident also tarnished Dickweedus' reputation as a hero and defender of his people. While he continued to fight for Quelmar and protect his tribe from outside threats, many began to see him in a different light, as someone who was prone to violence and lacked self-control.
-However, Dickweedus learned from his mistake and worked hard to regain the trust and respect of his fellow tribesmen. He knew that he had let his anger get the best of him, and he vowed to never let it happen again.
+However, Dickweedus learned from his mistake and worked hard to regain the trust and respect of his fellow tribesmen. He knew that he had let his anger get the best of him, and he vowed to never let it happen again.  Well, there was another incident where Dickweedus' love for battle and glory got the best of him. One day, he and a group of his fellow warriors were out hunting when they stumbled upon a group of goblins who had taken up residence in a nearby cave.
 In the end, this less than heroic tale of Dickweedus serves as a reminder that even the greatest heroes can have flaws and make mistakes. It is how they learn from those mistakes and strive to be better that defines them as true heroes. After the incident where Dickweedus let his anger get the best of him, he worked tirelessly to regain the trust and respect of his fellow tribesmen. He knew that he had to make amends for his mistake and prove to them that he was still a worthy leader and defender of Quelmar.

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 In the end, it was Dickweedus who emerged victorious. He struck down the mage with a single blow of his greatsword, putting an end to his dark reign of terror.
-Dickweedus' victory over the mage cemented his status as a true hero and defender of his people. His legend grew even greater, inspiring countless others to stand up for what is right and fight for their people, no matter the odds.
+Dickweedus' victory over the mage cemented his status as a true hero and defender of his people. His legend grew even greater, inspiring countless others to stand up for what is right and fight for their people, no matter the odds.  Well, there was a time when Dickweedus let his anger get the best of him. One day, he got into a heated argument with one of his fellow tribesmen over a trivial matter, and things quickly escalated.
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 The fight was intense, and many warriors fell in battle. But Dickweedus refused to give up. With all of his strength and might, he fought against the demon, driving it back and finally vanquishing it.
-His victory over the demon cemented his status as one of Quelmar's greatest heroes. And even to this day, his legend lives on, inspiring young warriors to stand up for what is right and defend their people with all of their strength and might.
+His victory over the demon cemented his status as one of Quelmar's greatest heroes. And even to this day, his legend lives on, inspiring young warriors to stand up for what is right and defend their people with all of their strength and might. Another heroic tale of Dickweedus took place when a powerful warlord threatened to invade and conquer Quelmar. The warlord had a massive army, and it seemed that Quelmar was no match for them.
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 In the end, with one final blow, Dickweedus struck the dragon down and saved his village once again. His name spread even further across Quelmar, and he was hailed as a true hero and protector of his people.
-As time went on, Dickweedus continued to lead his tribe with strength and wisdom. He became a trusted advisor to the chieftain and was respected by all who knew him. He taught younger warriors the ways of combat and helped to protect Quelmar from any threats that came their way.
+As time went on, Dickweedus continued to lead his tribe with strength and wisdom. He became a trusted advisor to the chieftain and was respected by all who knew him. He taught younger warriors the ways of combat and helped to protect Quelmar from any threats that came their way. As Dickweedus continued to lead his tribe and defend Quelmar from any threats, his reputation spread far and wide. His legend grew with each victory, and people from all over Quelmar sought him out for his wisdom and strength.
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