A new tabletop RPG character I'll be playing, using a system entirely devised from scratch by our talented GM. Nthanda is experienced in getting himself into trouble as a con man, but in the last couple of years has had a religious awakening, and switched careers to the study of necromancy. He has very nice well-polished boots, but you'll only ever see him lazing around on his bone throne, which is enchanted to carry him around on its clawed feet. In fact you'll never see him standing up at all, and seems to want his undead servants to do absolutely everything for him. It's almost like he's putting in more effort to be as inactive as possible, than if he just got his big butt out of that chair! Strange, isn't it? As he gains levels and experience, maybe that rickety skeletal chair will become more grandiose and comfy. It seems kind of important to him, somehow.