You were thrown out, abandoned, unwanted or lost, something that people and time forgot. You were taken in by some sort of creature of the wild that for some reason did not kill you, instead it raised you like one of its own. You ate with them slept with them, grew up with them until civilization pulled you back, you will always have that touch of the wild still in you. But civilization taught you to speak, and other things you need to survive.
- Skill Proficiencies: You gain proficiency with Survival and Nature
- Tool Proficiencies: Living in the wild you have learned what herbs can do what you know how to use Herbalist kits as well as a horn for communication over distance
- Equipment: A child of the wild starts with an herbalism kit, a Horn, and a small stone knife they had made, as well as a trinket from there childhood before being lost
You have grown up in the wilds raised by animals or monsters, you know how they eat, breathe, sleep, live. When in the wilds this gives you advantage on persuasion or handle animal checks when it comes to species you were raised by within reason. You might be able to convince them to assist you in small ways, a place to rest safely, minor protection. The monsters will not go out of there way and risk there life for you, and will remember if you betray them and go hostile towards them, and said monsters will never be able to be convinced to stop hostilities again.
Suggested Characteristics
A child of the wild might have behavioral characteristics of the creature that raised it, like sitting to scratch at there head with there foot, licking to groom themselves, rolling in dirt, or sleeping on the floor
| d5 | Personality Trait |
|---|---|
| 1 | You find the floor more comfrotable then any bed |
| 2 | You use your foot to scratch at an itch like your feral brothers |
| 3 | if you could you would still be bare, clothes tend to make you wanna itch and scratch but modesty but be kept |
| 4 | You were with a pack, being alone in a room is still never easy |
| 5 | You tend to stash food in pockets where you can for later eating |
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