Warrior Name: Alessandro Giordano
Warrior Class: Assassin
Initial stats
Str (how strong you are): 10
Dex (Speed, accuraccy, etc.) 15
Int (How smart you are): 13
Chr (ability talking to people and geting them to do what you want): 10
Per (seeing what is unseen): 12

Faith: Roman Catholic

Weaponry: Hidden Blades, Dagger, Long sword.
Armor: Helmshad Shoulders, wrist protection, boots, and chest.

Mount? N

Starting city: Tuscany, in an alley

Character Nationality: Italy, Renaissance times

Your first move: Night falls, I am in a small crowd of pedestrians to avoid the attention of guards. I head towards the area of my target, the Doge of the area, for an assassination run...

Assassins creed much?

were no hidden blades like in assassins creed.
your weapons are: garrotte, 2 iron daggers, and a iron longsword.

Abilities: parkour
fighting style: spiking (fast attacks, with low damage.)

per: you find your target without guards notice, but there are 2 guards facing the target.

Warrior Name: Lore Black
Warrior Class: Archer
Initial stats
Str: 10
Dex: 13
Int: 12
Chr: 10
Per: 15

Faith: Celtic Christianity

Weaponry & armor: An oak longbow, a quiver of 30 iron arrows, small dagger, light green clothing with a hood and small amounts of padding, and a pouch for carrying supplies.

Mount? No.

Starting city: Cromarty

Character Nationality: Scottish

Your first move: As per usual, I go into the woods to hunt, moving silently as to not make my prey aware.

yay law

Ability: Master Marksman (+5 dex)

you stay as quiet as can be while you observe.

per: you spot 2 highland cattle and 3 squirrels, you also spot a beaver dam
int: there must be beavers nearby.

Immediately, I draw my bow and fire off two shots; one each at two of the squirrels.

You shoot with rapid succession at the squirrels.

Dex: You hit one squirrel with utmost accuracy.
But the other arrow goes strait past the other squirrels face, hitting the leaves. Then all animals in the premises run away.

Perfect.
I retrieve my arrows, then head deeper into the forest. When I find a suitable spot, I lay the squirrel down on the ground, then climb into a tree, string drawn, awaiting anything to take the bait.

You wait in silence. A wildcat appears and takes the bait.

At first sight, I release the string, sending the arrow aimed at the feline's eye. Before it lands, I've already drawn another and proceed to release it, aiming for the creature's heart.