Caput, the Gambling Marksman

[Cross]

DETAILS:
Name: Caput Cauda
Age: Mid-Twenties
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Class: Deadeye

LITERACY:
Basic: Yes
Magic: No

PROFICIENCY:
Weapons: Bows
Armor: Light armor
Items: Flasks and arrow types

RESTRICTIONS:
Weapons: Heavy weapons
Armor: Heavy armor
Items: N/A

SPECIAL EQUIPMENT:
Fixed Coin - A coin that has both sides as heads. Only used if deemed necessary.
The Tarot - Not a deck of cards, but rather a dark bow that shoots arrows of energy. It can also use normal arrows, obviously. (OOC, Shadowflame Bow)

TRAITS (Both good and bad)
Lucky - Seems to have incredible luck overall, which comes in handy considering his line of work. (+5 to most gambling rolls)
Immunity - Practically immune to most forms of poison.
Trickster - Skilled at deception and general trickery.

Gambler - Obviously. His nature has him treat everything as if it were only a game, and as such can sometimes lead to his undoing for not taking things seriously enough.
Indifferent - Doesn't really care what happens to himself, or much of anything for that matter.
Egotistical - Somewhat, anyways. Imagines himself to be capable of much more than he actually is.
Acrophobic - Rather afraid of heights, though he'd never admit it.

SKILLS:
Arc Shot [Bow] 'Shoot three arrows upwards to hit the next turn. Does not work in areas with low ceilings.' {ACTIVE}
Traverse [Ranger/Gunner] 'Move easily in rough terrain. Cannot be Slowed.' {PASSIVE}
Instinct [Ranger] 'Cannot be sneak-attacked.' {PASSIVE}

SIGNATURE SKILL:
Luck of the Shuffle [No weapon required, just cards] 'A different effect depending on the card drawn.' {ACTIVE}
      Clubs [Rolls 0-25] 'A card coated with explosive chemicals that damages Caput slightly.'
      Hearts [Rolls 26-50] 'A card coated with healing chemicals that heals Caput slightly.'
      Diamonds [Rolls 51-75] 'A card coated with fiery chemicals that damages both Caput and the intended target.'
      Spades [Rolls 76-100] 'A card coated with explosive chemicals that greatly damages the opponent.'