[LFP] D&D 5e looking for a 5th to fill out group Tuesdays 10am (PST)

The smell of burning flesh has been in your nostrils for hours. Far from pleasant, you are eager to come over the hills to see the village of Valistar. You have heard tale of the greatest stew to be had in the lands of Eledarun, but this smell cannot be it. Cresting the hill you see what can only be a pile of burning bodies stacked like core wood. You are familiar with the area enough, having passed through some guard posted campsites a long the way that there has been an increase in goblin activity. Obviously they hit here hard, but as you approach it looks like the town may have hit back harder. There doesn't appear to be much damage to the buildings, and looks like repairs are already well under way, and it looks like a freshly equipped  You see some activity at what has to be the Inn of the Belching Pig. "They killed all of them, and said they were going to take the fight to them soon.." says a man in working on a wagon. "You think there will be coin to be had? asks an eavesdropper. "Rumor is the little buggers didn't have any on them, so where else would it be but where they live?" ----------------- I have a good group of 4 going, and would like to add 1 more to replace a drop. Current group make up is a bard, rogue, fighter (archer), warlock. The group has shown they can hold their own using smart tactics and working as a team. I would like another player that is the character first, and numbers second. That being said, I don't pull punches. We start approx 10am Pacific Standard Time. The campaign is in a homebrew world, with a few adjustments at early character creation. Attribute rolls, and starting hit points. If you're interested, get me a character made using the following method: Roll 3d6 three times. Choose the highest of the three rolls, and that is 1 of your 6 attribute rolls to be assigned as you wish. Be creative if you're interested, and if we can, we'll work you in the 6/20 game.

How long do your games run?

The goal is 3 to 4 hours, but if no one has to go, it can go longer... The example: ability scores  Roll 1:3d6 = 8 Roll 2:3d6 = 11 Roll 3: 3d6 = 14 14 is the score you keep Roll 1:3d6 = 9 Roll 2:3d6 = 9 Roll 3: 3d6 = 11 11 is the score you keep etc.. etc.. Then assign 14,11, x, x, x, x to Str,Con, Dex, Int, Wis, Cha. 

Ah, best I could do is three and a half hours. I would have to leave to get ready for work at 1:30 pm pst.

This sounds like a fascinating premise, and the time could be made to work for me. Unfortunately, my first three character ideas are Warlock, Fighter (archer), and Rogue! So I'd need to burn some creative juices to come up with another idea. Oh! I have an idea already. A "wraith warden"; essentially a paladin for a god of death, dedicated to protecting the dead from the living, and protecting the living from the "heretical dead" (the undead). Not evil: probably lawful neutral, leaning toward lawful good. Would that fit into your setting?

Sounds like a lot of fun and I think I can make the time slot as well.  I'm very familiar with 5e from both sides of the table and have played a good bit on R20 as well.   Khugan Braveguard Goliath Barbarian Lawful Neutral Urchin background Str 17 Dex 12 Con 14 Int 9 Wis 11 Cha 11 Proficiencies: Athletics from Goliath, Stealth and Sleight of hand from Urchin, Perception and Intimidation from Barbarian Personality Traits- Brash, quick to temper, yet sullen. Has very little concept of what kindness is. Ideals- Nothing is given to you, you must be strong and take what you need to survive. Bonds- To find my younger siblings and reunite my family. Flaws- Shy and lacking in social graces. Raised in a small village in the mountains, the village was raided one day by human slavers. The village was burned, most of the men killed and the women and children taken as slaves. Khugan’s parents were slain, and his two younger siblings taken as prisoners. Khugan was sold to a cruel man Sinjay who ran several illegal operations and has ties to organized crime. Khugan was first used for purely physical labor due to his size and strength then later rented out to various business associates of Sinjay for any task they wished. Often times Khugan was forced to harm others against his will. Sinjay was very cruel to Khugan and used physical and psychological means to keep him oppressed and under his control. Sinjay also claimed to have Khugan’s siblings and used them to also manipulate him. About a year ago Sinjay’s organization became involved in a bitter turf war with a rival gang. It was a very bloody affair that lasted several months, the culminating event resulting in the death of Sinjay and all of his lieutenants. As a results Khugan was left with no one to care for him, no one to serve, and nowhere to live. Since that time he’s been living on the streets scraping out a meager living. Because he is badly scarred and has very few social graces he is often shunned by others and this makes him very reluctant to try and interact with others. His purpose in life now is to try and find his siblings, how to go about that however he has very little idea.