Riola Fiala
Riola Fiala
Sheet
AC 17 · HP 260 · 30 ft., climb 20 ft.Saving throws
Skills
- AcrobaticsDEX
- ArcanaINT
- AthleticsSTR
- DeceptionCHA
- HistorySTR
- InsightWIS
- InvestigationINT
- MedicineWIS
- NatureINT
- PerceptionWIS
- PerformanceCHA
- PersuasionCHA
- ReligionINT
- Sleight of HandDEX
- StealthDEX
- SurvivalWIS
Armor
Weapons
Tools
Languages
Features
26 featuresBonus action
- Cunning ActionLevel 2
When Bonus action
As a bonus action, Dash, Disengage, or Hide.
- Fast HandsLevel 3
When Bonus action
Use a bonus action to manipulate an object, open a lock, disarm a trap, or use thieves' tools.
Reaction
- Uncanny Dodge
When A visible attacker hits Riola with an attack
As a reaction, halve the damage from one attack that hits Riola.
Always on
- Sneak Attack
When Riola hits with a qualifying finesse or ranged weapon attack
Once per turn, deal an extra 10d6 damage when attacking with advantage or when an enemy is adjacent to one of Riola's allies, using a finesse or ranged weapon.
- Stroke of LuckLevel 20
When Riola fails an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw
Once per short or long rest, turn a failed attack roll, ability check, or saving throw into a success.
- EvasionLevel 7
When A visible effect calls for a Dexterity saving throw
Gain advantage on Dexterity saving throws and take no damage on a successful save, or half damage on a failed save, against visible effects.
- Feline Agility
When Riola moves on his turn
Use Tabaxi Feline Agility to double movement for a turn after moving, then recharge it by ending a turn without moving.
- Expertise and Sneak AttackLevel 1
Riola gains proficiency with thieves' tools, and his Sneak Attack deals 1d6 extra damage once per turn when its conditions are met.
- Thieves' CantLevel 1
Riola learns Thieves' Cant, a secret mix of coded language, symbols, and gestures used by rogues and criminals.
- Roguish Archetype, ThiefLevel 3
Riola gains the Thief archetype. He can use Fast Hands and Second-Story Work.
- Second-Story WorkLevel 3
Riola can climb faster than normal, and jumping distance is determined by his Dexterity rather than Strength.
- Expertise and Sneak Attack ImprovementLevel 6
Riola gains an additional 1d6 Sneak Attack damage, and gains Expertise in two proficient skills or tools. Expertise doubles his proficiency bonus for those selections.
- Supreme SneakLevel 9
Riola gains an additional 1d6 Sneak Attack damage and can move stealthily at half speed without penalty.
- Reliable TalentLevel 11
Riola gains Reliable Talent. Any ability check using a proficient skill or tool treats a d20 roll of 9 or lower as a 10.
- BlindsenseLevel 14
Riola gains an additional 1d6 Sneak Attack damage and can sense the location of any creature within 10 feet that is not hidden from him, even if invisible or obscured.
- Slippery MindLevel 15
Riola gains proficiency in Wisdom saving throws.
- ElusiveLevel 18
Riola gains an additional 1d6 Sneak Attack damage. No attack roll against him has advantage unless he is incapacitated.
- Use Magic DeviceLevel 13
Riola can attune to four magic items at once and ignores class, race, and level requirements for using magic items. He can also use a magic item as though his proficiency bonus were doubled for any ability check made to use it.
- Thief's ReflexesLevel 17
Riola can take two turns during the first round of combat. He takes his first turn at his normal initiative and his second turn at his initiative minus 10.
- Sneak Attack ImprovementLevel 19
Riola's Sneak Attack deals 10d6 extra damage once per turn when he hits with a qualifying finesse or ranged weapon attack.
- TraitTabaxiDarkvision, Riola can see in dim light within 60 feet as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light.
- TraitTabaxiFeline Agility, Riola can double his speed until the end of a turn when he moves, then cannot use this trait again until he moves 0 feet for one turn.
- TraitTabaxiCat's Claws, Riola has a climbing speed of 20 feet and natural claws that deal 1d4 slashing damage plus Strength modifier when used for unarmed strikes.
- TraitTabaxiCat's Talent, Riola is proficient in Perception and Stealth.
- TraitTabaxiTabaxi languages, Riola can speak, read, and write Common and Tabaxi.
- City SecretsUrchin
Riola knows the secret patterns, shortcuts, and hidden routes of the cities where he has lived. He can find a place to hide, obtain basic food, and locate other urchins or street contacts when traveling through an urban settlement.
Gear
12 itemsWeapons
- RapierA light, finesse weapon favored for swift close-range attacks.
- ShortbowA balanced ranged weapon with a quiver of ammunition.
- 2×DaggerA small knife useful as a backup weapon and everyday implement.
Armor
- Leather armorLight armor made from supple leather, worn beneath or around his minimal clothing.
Tools
- Thieves' toolsA compact kit containing picks, probes, files, and other lock-opening tools.
- Disguise kitA disguise kit containing cosmetics, wigs, false facial hair, and costume pieces.
- Gaming setA set of marked cards and weighted dice used for games, wagers, and subtle signals.
Gear
- 20×ArrowsArrows for the shortbow.
- Burglar's packA small satchel containing a blanket, flint and steel, several candles, a small metal cup, a simple change of clothing, and basic food supplies.
- Wish ringA polished silver ring that grants Riola as many wishes as he asks for, although its magic is literal, unpredictable, and mysterious.
- LoinclothA black loincloth tailored for freedom of movement and dramatic presentation.
Purse
- 10×Starting coinCoins gathered from years of street work, burglary, adventuring, and questionable wagers.
Appearance
Riola Fiala is a tall, athletic male Tabaxi with exceptionally soft white fur, a long expressive tail, and an immediately noticeable habit of watching every exit before he looks at the people in the room. He wears only a carefully tied black loincloth, a belt of hidden pouches, and a ring of polished silver that he claims can grant unlimited wishes. His movements are graceful and theatrical, his physique is strikingly well developed, and his smile is warm, mischievous, and openly flirtatious. His fur carries a faint scent of rain, cedar, and expensive incense from years spent living above crowded city streets.
Mannerisms
Riola lounges whenever possible, even during serious conversations. He tilts his head toward every unfamiliar sound, flicks his tail when amused, and casually examines locks, windows, and pockets while maintaining eye contact. He often compliments an enemy immediately before disarming them.
Personality
Cute, kind, and intensely curious, Riola is a shameless flirt with a gentle heart and a talent for making even intimidating people feel fascinating. He prefers clever conversation to violence, but he becomes startlingly precise when someone threatens the helpless. He treats every new person as a possible friend, rival, admirer, or all three.
Ideals
Freedom. No law, oath, throne, or locked door should decide the shape of a person's life. Everyone deserves at least one impossible choice.
Bonds
The forgotten children of his old street are Riola's true family. He protects them from exploitation, keeps a hidden fund for their food and education, and never leaves a city without checking that they are safe. He is also determined to uncover who created his wish-granting ring and why it chose him.
Flaws
Riola cannot resist showing off when a quiet solution would be safer. He trusts charm too much, treats danger like a stage, and becomes reckless when someone questions whether his beauty, luck, or wish ring is genuine. He also has a deep fear of being useless to the people who depend on him, though he disguises it beneath jokes and extravagant flirtation.
Quirks
Background
Riola Fiala grew up beneath the market bridges of a sprawling port city, where Tabaxi curiosity was both a survival tool and a constant source of trouble. He learned to read a crowd by its feet, identify a dishonest merchant by the angle of a sleeve, and sleep lightly enough to wake when a purse string was cut. Other street children taught him the first rules of misdirection, while an aging locksmith taught him that every lock was simply a question waiting for a patient answer. Riola became a rogue because the city rewarded those who could move between worlds without belonging entirely to any of them. During a burglary in the private collection of a vanished archmage, Riola found the silver ring he now wears. The ring grants wishes without apparent limit, though its magic is temperamental, literal, and strangely silent about its origin. Riola could wish himself into wealth, safety, or kingship, but he prefers using the ring for dramatic entrances, impossible escapes, and helping people who remind him of his old companions beneath the bridges. At twentieth level, he is less a thief than a living rumor, a white-furred figure in a loincloth who appears wherever greed, cruelty, or boredom have made an opportunity too tempting to ignore.
“Riola became a rogue because the city rewarded those who could move between worlds without belonging entirely to any of them.”
- Background
- Urchin
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Tabaxi
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