Ahhh, this guy was a DnD character of mine in a 3.5 campaign... a campaign that went pretty bonkers. He was 1 of 3 characters that I ran in that game, because the DM kept giving us more characters, NPCs that became followers that we then had to run. Kless was the character that I rolled up, a Red Half-Dragon rogue that generally tried to be a nice guy. Honestly I was hoping for some conflict between the fact that he was a half-dragon (a red no less) and the fact he was trying to be nice. Nope, everyone was 100% willing to trust this guy and never once had a problem accepting his help. Eventually he was even blessed by Bahamut for some reason and so he started wearing a cloak with the star of Bahamut on it. We ended up ending the campaign rather anticlimactically once everyone was around level 34 on the low side, a few people had gotten to level 40 and 50 somehow. Kless was so strong he wielded a bow made of solid steel and basically shot lances. I want to run the character in the future, hopefully with a DM that is willing to do character sub plots. Also with one that doesn't run absolutely unbalanced campaigns.

P.S. Ignore the weird feathery stuff, originally the bow had this angel wing motif but it was so convoluted I decided to not darken it in. If you're wandering how he used that bow, he spent most of his time in trees and could jump really high.