This is the Minecraft version of the RPG character which I always used in verbal RPGs. I used to play those all the time, usually with friends. They were set in a medieval/fantasy world. One person would be the "game master" and describe to everyone what they were seeing, hearing and experiencing. The players then told the game master what they wanted to do. Usually, me and my friends would go on an adventure, slay a dragon or some orcs, navigate mazes, raiding tombs and fight dark magic. That kind of stuff.

The whole game relied on eight-sided dice. The concept was that, at the start of the game, you distributed a fixed number of points to each skill (see character sheet below, although I scaled that up to a total of 100 points) and according to how many points you had in a skill, you were allowed to roll a specific number of dice, whenever that certain skill was called upon. Example: You have 3 points in strength and 2 in dexterity. You wish to fire an arrow at a target. As strength and dexterity are required for archery, you'd roll five dice. The higher the total number you roll, the higher the chance of hitting the target. Ultimately, it's up to the game master what happens, but if they are fair, then the game can develop beautifully. This kind of verbal role-play was a favourite pastime of mine.

Anyways, here's a little about Theo the Archer:

Character Sheet:

• Strength: 27
  
• Agility: 24
• Intelligence: 14
• Charisma: 5
• Stamina: 10
• Dexterity: 20
  

Equipment:

• Bow
  
• Quiver of arrows
• Short dagger (rarely used)
• Bag to put in items found along the way

Abilities:
Quick thinking and a dose of luck. Theodor might not have the greatest intelligence, but in times of crisis, he usually quickly figures out the best course of action. This has saved his life (and that of his friends) countless times.

Well, that's all I've got for now (no backstory sadly). As I'm literally submitting this 10 minutes before the deadline, I'm quite proud of the outcome. I should probably go do some homework now.

PS: I chose not to give him a bow in the skin. They are quite cumbersome to draw.