Asmodeus

This is a tall lean figure, covered nearly head to toe in red and black hard leather armor. The gloves are studded along each knuckle to promise extra pain with every punch and the boots are chunky with steel metal along the toe for an extra 'oomph' with every kick.

The figure's face is is mostly covered by a dark red cowl that shows only his strong chin and unshaven stubble, the mask looking almost like a leather wrestler's mask with pointed devil horns, and black see-through fabric that hides the eyes to allow him to look anywhere he wants.

Much of his armor is hidden by a red leather cape that flows from the shoulders all the way down to the ankles, scalloped at the bottom. The interior is black, however, which creates a nice contrast and makes it easier to see that he is wearing a series of belts and straps, which are covered in various weapons. Daggers, clubs, vials and jars. Everything looks dangerous. Nothing looks friendly.

Some are born heroes, others are made. For every chosen hero or child of the gods, there are many who find the idea too difficult to grapple with, or find they are not equipped to a life of tireless selflessness. A life of danger and fright. For those people, they need help. They need something they can rely upon, to give themselves the strength they need. For many they seek help from the Divines, praying on their knees to voices in the sky.

For 'Asmodeus', he sought his help from...somewhere else. Life out the safety of city walls is difficult enough, what with Gnolls, goblins and countless other monsters and horrors. Sadly, it's the humans who have a tendency to show their worst sides when they think they can get away with it. Bandits, highwaymen, thieves and cut-throats. Savage barbarian villages, waging brutal war on their unprepared neighbors. Yes, humans can be just as dangerous to humans as any 'other' threat out there, sometimes even moreso.

Well, suppose an isolated village got attacked by some of those lawless men and thieves, and suppose those wicked men did a sloppy job of eradicating their enemies. Suppose a survivor hid and watched everything...the slaughtering of the weak and the old, the burning and looting of the local church, the ugly sneer of men who feared nothing. That would have quite the impression on a young mind, wouldn't it?

Well, the solution to feeling weak and powerless is to arm yourself, and to find yourself some armor. The solution to being caught unprepared is to learn everything you possibly can, absorb all knowledge like a sponge. And if you look in the mirror, and still see only the sort of weak villager who is preyed upon by dangerous men? The solution to that, is to become the only sort of thing they fear. Taunt them with infernal torment that awaits them at the end of their journey of wickedness.

If you suppose those things, well someone like Asmodeus doesn't seem so strange at all. (Well, maybe he still does.)

UNARMED FIGHTING(UA)
Your unarmed strikes can deal bludgeoning damage equal to 1d6 + your Strength modifier. If you strike with two free hands, the d6 becomes a d8.
When you successfully start a grapple, you can deal 1d4 bludgeoning damage to the grappled creature. Until the grapple ends, you can also deal this damage to the creature whenever you hit it with a melee attack.

Feature : Ear to the Ground

As a bounty hunter, you have strong and deep connections with dozens of people in the community. The background of these people might have them coming from a criminal and mafia underworld or the rough and rowdy street gang folks of the streets or the members of a high and noble society circle.

This connection is established whenever you visit a city as there is bound to be contact and interactions with people of that city, people you make connections with will be willing to give you high grade valuable information about the people and society there and the commonly visited yet important places in that area.

Quick to notice details of your environment, you gain the following benefits:
• Increase your Intelligence or Wisdom score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• If you can see a creature’s mouth while it is speaking a language you understand, you can interpret what it’s saying by reading its lips.
• You have a +5 bonus to your passive Wisdom (Perception) and passive Intelligence (Investigation) scores.