Name: Ong Porrys
Gender: Male
Race: Half Goblin/Half Human
Height: 4,5
Weight: 132

Description:
Hair: Bald (He shaves his head unless, he lets it grow to to long black deadlocks)
Eyes: Bright Amber
Build: Athletic
Clothes: Ong wears red, green, or gold tunics with pants to match. He wears like light scaled armor over his clothes made from the hides of lesser dragons or reptiles. He often carries a side satchel, carrying books (novels, ledgers and diary). His boots are leather made from the hides of crocodiles.

Weaponry: Ong carries an elven longsword sold to him by a traveling merchant. He also carries a shorter medium dwarven blade which he won in a game of cards.

Magical Abilities: He is master of elemental magics though, he seeks to learn more schools of magics in his journey around the world. He can also shapeshift for a certain amount of time, a gift he retained from his goblin shaman father, however, he must come into contact and place his hand on the creature he wishes to imitate.

Personality: Ong is a very welcoming person with an interest in lore, magic, and history. With few friends in the world, Ong is open to friendship but, does not rely on others. He loves adventure and journeys across the world seeking lost treasures to bring back to his study. He is willing to lend aid to a group of adventurers or mercenaries provided he gets a share of the cut.

History:

Ong is the son of a Goblin Shaman and human female. He spent half his life with his father after the passing of his mother. Ong's father seek to make Ong his successor and trained Ong from a young age in the art of shapeshifting and elemental magic. Ong spent much time praticing his skill, he had little time to play the other children of his village or for fun. His father experessed that the needs of the tribe outweighed that, of Ong's own desires and thus, the lad continued to learn the ways of the shaman.

On one fateful day, a stranger had come to the goblin village selling wares from across the world. Ong happened to make conversation with this stranger who told him about the vast world outside his village. The stranger even gave Ong a book about the world and its many wonders. Ong spent what little time he did have to himself reading this book and decided to become an adventurer. He would soon leave his village much, to the frustration of his father and tribe to travel the world.