Can you tell me more about the pathfinder back story?

Well, Samsarans in Pathfinder often have unique back stories related to their reincarnation cycle. Their past lives play a huge role. For example, a Samsaran might have been a great scholar in a past life, which influences their current inclination towards knowledge and study.

An elf ranger in Pathfinder might have a back story like this: Growing up in an ancient elven forest, she was always drawn to the wilder parts. Her parents were skilled archers, and she learned the ways of the bow from them. One day, a dark force started to corrupt the forest. She vowed to become a ranger to protect her home. She trained hard, learning survival skills and the secrets of the forest's magic. Now, she roams the land, not just to safeguard her forest but also to help other places facing similar threats.

A swashbuckler could have been born into a family of sailors. Growing up on the ship, they learned to be nimble to avoid the swinging ropes and cargo during storms. Their first duel was against a bully on a rival ship who mocked their family's small vessel. This led to their passion for the swashbuckler's way, constantly proving themselves in duels and adventures at sea.

I'm not sure specifically which '1923 back story' you are referring to. It could be related to a historical event in 1923, like the hyperinflation in Germany that year. There were also various cultural and social changes happening around the world during that time.

I'm not sure specifically which '1883 back story' you are referring to. It could be related to a historical event in 1883. Maybe it's about a particular discovery, a social change, or a local incident in that year.

The back story of 'The 100' is really interesting. The nuclear apocalypse was so devastating that only the Ark remained as a place for humans to survive. But life on the Ark isn't easy either. The decision to send the 100 delinquents to Earth is a huge gamble. When they land on Earth, they find that it's not what they expected. There are areas with high radiation, and there are other groups of people who have adapted in different ways. The story then unfolds as the 100 try to figure out how to survive, make alliances, and deal with their own personal issues while also trying to figure out if Earth can truly be a new home for humanity.

I'm not sure which specific 'fly back to me story' you are referring to. It could be a very personal story, a fictional one someone made up, or perhaps a story from a particular book or movie that I'm not familiar with. You might need to give more details.

Another possibility is that it could be related to a historical event. There could have been a group of people who made a stand and decided there was no turning back. For instance, during the civil rights movement, some activists might have felt that they had reached a stage where they had to keep pushing forward for equality and there was no turning back from their fight for justice.

The 'Heeramandi back story' could potentially revolve around the cultural and historical aspects of the place called Heeramandi. Maybe it has to do with the people who lived there in the past, their traditions, and how they influenced the development of the area. For example, if it was a trading hub, the back story could involve the merchants and the goods they traded, and how that shaped the local economy and society.

The back story of ghasts might be linked to the overall mystery of the Nether. Since the Nether is a place full of danger and the unknown, ghasts fit right in. They could be the remnants of an earlier era in the Nether's history. Their large size and ability to fly give them an advantage in the Nether's open spaces. It's possible that in the past, they were more docile or had different behaviors. But as the Nether changed, perhaps due to the actions of players or other factors, they became more aggressive. Their back story is really like a piece of a much larger, unexplored puzzle about the Nether.