Raised in the wilderness practically from birth, you have little knowledge of civilized society, but much of the ways of the wild. The entire world outside walls is your home, and you are far more comfortable sleeping under the stars than any roof. You know nature, and nature knows you.

Skill Proficiencies: During your time in the wild, you have gained the ability to listen to the world around you, and keep yourself alive. You gain proficiency in Nature and Survival.

Tool Proficiencies: Civilization may be far from your expertise, but you have had to be creative, and learn to use basic tools and useful skills.

Languages: You've picked up a language or two from passerby and native species in the area, though for the most part, you stick to common and basic understanding of animals' intentions.

Equipment: Depending on the environment you've grown up in, your equipment may be made of nearby materials, or geared to keep you warm or cool. 

Suggested Characteristics

Being alone in the wilderness can turn even the most noble of races into snarling beasts - your character may be a solitary creature, afraid and aggressive to the world they were born from, or they may be curious and eager to try out a new lifestyle as it presents itself to them.

d6	Personality Trait
1	Never having had the opportunity to interact with society, I don’t often realize I’m being rude and vulgar.
2	I’m very cautious around civilization, being unfamiliar and wary of things I don’t understand as well as I understand nature.
3	The grand problems of nations seem rather trivial to me - you have food, drink, shelter, and company. What else could you need?
4	I am wise beyond my years, and see more of the truth in people than they see in themselves.
5	I understand the dynamics of power in body language and relationships in the same way animals communicate, and can often pick up things intuitively.
6	I’m often protective and aggressive of my friends, even in situations where I wouldn’t normally. I’m embarrassed to admit this though, and often refuse to acknowledge when I’m in the wrong.

d6	Ideal
1	Nature. Everything that’s made is naturally perfect, and deserves to thrive into the best form of itself, regardless of what others want to cultivate it into. (Chaotic)
2	Understanding. The true intentions of people need to be understood before any judgement can be passed. (Good)
3	Independence. Everyone goes through trials and tribulations, and need to learn to face them on their own to be self-sufficient. (Neutral)
4	Restrictions. There are certain laws of nature that should not be breached, and gross aberrations of nature must be purged. (Lawful)
5	Power. Nature dictates that only the strongest survive, and only the strongest succeed. Because I am stronger, I deserve what I want. (Evil)
6	Original. The initial form of something is exactly the way it was intended to be, and anything derived from it is less perfect. (Any)

d6	Bond
1	Something has hurt my home or family, and I am out for revenge or to find something to heal it.
2	I’ve been taken from my home and forced to live in civilization, and aim to escape and return to my family.
3	I have grown curious about the world I came from, and left my home in the wild to gain insight into civilization.
4	My home in the wild has exiled me for not being of them, and I am trying to find a place where I truly belong.
5	I am spreading the influence of my home and family across all the land I travel.
6	My family have sent me out on a mission that no one of their species could accomplish.

d6	Flaw
1	I am unfriendly and defensive towards strangers, and it takes a long time or a great action for me to warm up to people.
2	Very few people take the time to get to know me, so I often do the same, and seem indifferent and cold.
3	I tend to shoehorn people into roles that align with the family I grew up in, and can’t understand people who exist outside of that.
4	The way to survive in the wild is simple; run or fight. Usually, running keeps you alive longer.
5	I tend to leave behind people who can’t keep up, and brush over serious injuries. In this same mindset, I constantly push myself so I won’t be left behind.
6	I keep secrets, and always try to have an extra card up my sleeve to have an advantage on everyone, including my friends.