1d4 | Personality Trait |
1 | Superstitious. You've sailed for many years now, and no matter the odds, you've always come back ashore. The reason for this is obvious to you: You believe you can read omens from the clouds, are protected from evil by your favorite talisman, recite sea shanties for good luck, or have a similar superstition. |
2 | Free spirited. Never quite content with the arbitrary boundaries drawn on maps maps, you prefer the vast, endless seas which bring you to ports both near and far. You never stay in one location for long. |
3 | Loyal friend. Your crewmembers aren't just collegues like they'd be in any other kind of job, they're friends. Having rescued eachother from danger on multiple occasions, you're fiercely loyal to those you trust. |
4 | Calm. You manage to remain calm even in the most dire of situations. Whether it's a broadside with pirates or a storm threatening to damage the vessel, you know just what to do to get everyone out of it. Or yourself, at least. |
1d4 | Ideal |
1 | Solidarity. A Navigator safeguards any soul in peril upon the waves, extending aid without regard to rank, origin, or circumstance. |
2 | Honor. Steadfast honor distinguishes the true mariner from the pirate. By upholding personal oaths and maritime codes even when no law can reach them, a Navigator ensures that every decisive act reinforces the trust and respect of the entire fleet. |
3 | Loyalty. A Navigator places unwavering confidence in the judgment of superiors, trusting that the captain’s command, made in the crucible of battle, guides the crew toward survival and victory. |
4 | Courage. A Navigator confronts the fiercest storms and fiercest foes without hesitation, knowing that bold action and resolve keep the ship, and its crew, alive. |
1d4 | Bond |
1 | The Captain you worked for. |
2 | The Admiral from the chapter your ship belonged to. |
3 | A lifelong friend you met aboard the crew you worked in. |
4 | An allied captain who came to your aid when your ship was in trouble. |
1d4 | Flaw |
1 | Insecurity. You seek to prove yourself whenever you get the chance. In the past, this may have resulted in some reckless storm-chasing - but hey, it was the fastest route... |
2 | Haunted by lost crew. You are haunted by a member of your (former) crew, who you saw die on a voyage. They might not have survived a shipwreck, or died fighting in a battle. |
3 | Reckless storm-chaser. You live life by flash and thunder fire! Where others avoid danger, you seek it out. The thrill of battle makes you feel alive. |
4 | Captain-Complex. Recognising that decisiveness is crucial in dangerous situations, you've grown accustomed to taking command - even if you aren't the one in charge. |

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