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Description
The child of a storm goddess, this penguin learned his place in the world early - namely, on top of it. Inheriting his mother's tempestuous spirit, he eventually ended up coming south after an argument with his mother.

For all that his mother represents the harshness of the North, however, there is a bit of human warmth in Kaneq. Sure, he is boisterous, grandoise, and egotistical, but he also believes in protecting the people - even if he refers to them as HIS people, and seems to be as much driven by someone daring to mess with his stuff as he is actually driven to help people.

Still, clearly, he is the best there is, and as a demigod, clearly everyone should be good with that, right?

(No one tell him that his mom is just some obscure storm spirit with delusions of grandeur.)

Created using MidJourney/NijiJourney, as a playtest character. He's a 2E Exemplar/Champion, using the new Exemplar playtest rules. They seem strong enough, and certain very durable, though I am a bit concerned that the class feats are on the weaker side and thus strongly encourage picking up an archetype.

Description
The child of a storm goddess, this penguin learned his place in the world early - namely, on top of it. Inheriting his mother's tempestuous spirit, he eventually ended up coming south after an argument with his mother.

For all that his mother represents the harshness of the North, however, there is a bit of human warmth in Kaneq. Sure, he is boisterous, grandoise, and egotistical, but he also believes in protecting the people - even if he refers to them as HIS people, and seems to be as much driven by someone daring to mess with his stuff as he is actually driven to help people.

Still, clearly, he is the best there is, and as a demigod, clearly everyone should be good with that, right?

(No one tell him that his mom is just some obscure storm spirit with delusions of grandeur.)

Created using MidJourney/NijiJourney, as a playtest character. He's a 2E Exemplar/Champion, using the new Exemplar playtest rules. They seem strong enough, and certain very durable, though I am a bit concerned that the class feats are on the weaker side and thus strongly encourage picking up an archetype.