First, I apologize for not getting this up sooner: the website listing the legal feats for folks to take.
http://paizo.com/prd/feats.htmlQara, since you're a fighter, you get to take two feats, one of which must be a Combat feat (which is conveniently labeled next to each such feat in the description section). This probably won't be too hard; remember that feat Weapon Focus (to make you better at hitting things with your orcish double axe) I mentioned? That's a Combat feat.
Scarab, you get to take two feats because you're human, and you don't have any restrictions outside of your stats for which feat to take. Woo, humanity!
Meanwhile, I'm a stinking elf. Only one feat for me, because my other feat was spent to acquire the magical ability to fart cinnamon (little known fact: all elves do).
For who I am:
Name: Kerisho Mitrilol
From: Etria
Age: 142
Race: Elf
Class: Bard
Kerisho comes from a long line of historians, and he certainly knows a bit about the days of yore, when even the elves were young and child-like. In fact, he romanticizes those days a bit much in the minds of the other elves, who think that he holds on a bit too much to whimsy and should instead settle down to be a historian like the others in his clan. With all the information at the great libraries of Etria at his fingertips, how could Kerisho choose to walk away from it all?
Little did anyone of the Mitrilol clan know, he was walking away even before he had reached elven adulthood - he would sneak into town, hearing the stories passed around at inns and hostels, hearing about the living histories of many races as they got to experience both the relics of the past in a much more vibrant way than the historians ever did as well as the additions that everyone's actions made to the record each day.
Just as he was inspired, Kerisho snuck off in the middle of the night to gain new tales, see history and hold it in his own hands, and hopefully inspire a love of knowledge like the one granted unto him.
I smiled when the wall was built, for I knew we were creating something incredible. And I smiled when it cracked, for the world would soon see what we had wrought.