Currently part of a Pathfinder campaign playing a barbarian named Solson.
For those who care about the crunchy bits, he’s currently a Level 5 Unchained Barbarian with the Invulnerable Rager template.
I did obscenely well on the dice rolls, so his lowest stat is a 14 Intelligence.
His backstory is that he was exiled from his tribe after backing the wrong side in a clan war over who should be chieftain. While most of his family was killed, he was merely exiled on account of not yet having undergone the Rites of Adulthood and the people demanding blood were satisfied that he was as good as dead without the tribe supporting him.
From there, Solson made his way west and began working as a mercenary, which led to him falling iin with the party. He’s stoic and not inclined to talk about his past. (Nobody knows about his being an exile yet.) and he’s a light sleeper as he’s waiting for some old enemy of his family to try and track him down.
Beyond that, he’s just looking for a place to belong and perhaps some way to earn a True Name for himself. (His tribe believes you don’t earn a name until you pass your Adulthood rite, hence why he’s still Son of Sol.)
The one most notable thing about Solson, apart from his being 6’4" with red hair and sticking out like a sore thumb in the gnome-ruled lands we’re currently exploring, is that he has an amazing gift for languages, which confuses the hell out of the people who expect him to be dumb muscle. (This is thanks to an Exile trait I gave him at first level, which makes Linguistics a class skill and gives you a bonus to it.) Since joining the party, he’s learned Dwarven, Elven, Infernal, Sylvan, and Abyssal from his party members. (Dwarven Warpriest, Elf Druid, Elf Wizard, Gnome Cleric) He has taken to cursing in Abyssal while raging, as it helps strike fear into his enemies. He already spoke Common, Orc and Giant before traveling West.
He’s also been essentially adopted by the elven women in the party as a “big brother” since they are also coincidentally redheads. While this is something of a joke to them, Solson has come to regard them as his new family.