Forest Guide

As a forest guide , you are a master of navigating through the dense vegetation and rugged terrain of the natural world. You possess an extensive knowledge of the flora and fauna, the geography, and the weather patterns of the forests and jungles you traverse.

Your expertise in the wilderness allows you to move through these environments quickly and safely, avoiding hazards such as quicksand, treacherous cliffs, and dangerous wildlife. You know the paths and trails like the back of your hand, and you can guide others through the wilderness with confidence.

As a forest guide, you are also skilled in foraging for food and water, finding shelter, and building fires. You are able to survive in the wilderness for extended periods of time, even in harsh conditions.

Your knowledge of the natural world also extends to tracking and hunting. You are able to read the signs left by animals and can track them through the forest to find food or protect yourself and others from danger.

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, and either Animal Handling, Investigation, Medicine, Nature or Perception

Tool Proficiencies: Herbalism kit

Languages: One of your choice

Equipment: A Backpack, Case, Map or Scroll, a set of Clothes, Traveler's, an herbalism kit, a Climber’s Kit, one Grappling Hook, a Hunting Trap, 5 days worth of Rations (1 day), a Waterskin and 5 gp

Suggested Characteristics

d10	Personality Trait
1	You have a keen eye for detail and are always alert to your surroundings, noticing even the smallest changes in the forest environment.
2	You understand that traveling through the forest requires a calm and steady approach, and you are able to remain patient even in challenging or frustrating situations.
3	You are able to make the most of what you have and can improvise solutions to problems using the materials and resources available in the forest.
4	You are used to spending long periods of time in the forest by yourself and are comfortable with solitude and self-reliance.
5	You have a deep love for the natural world and are always eager to learn more about the plants, animals, and other creatures that inhabit the forest.
6	You are able to adapt to changing conditions in the forest and are comfortable with uncertainty and unpredictability.
7	You have a strong sense of your own abilities and are confident in your skills as a guide and navigator.
8	You are deeply committed to the safety and well-being of those in your care and will do whatever it takes to keep them out of harm's way.
9	You understand that the forest is a living ecosystem and treat it with respect and reverence, taking care to leave as little impact as possible on the natural environment.
10	You recognize that the forest is a powerful and awe-inspiring place and approach it with a sense of humility and gratitude, acknowledging your place as a mere visitor in its vast and ancient domain.

d6	Ideal
1	Responsibility: You have a duty to protect those in your care and to ensure their safety, even if it means sacrificing your own interests or desires. (Lawful)
2	Balance: You believe in the importance of maintaining balance in the forest ecosystem, and strive to ensure that your actions do not upset the delicate harmony of the natural world. (Neutral)
3	Self-Reliance: You believe in the importance of being self-sufficient and self-reliant, and encourage others to develop their own skills and abilities in order to survive and thrive in the forest. (Neutral)
4	Respect: You believe in treating all creatures in the forest with respect and kindness, regardless of their size, strength, or intelligence. (Neutral)
5	Compassion: You believe in the importance of showing compassion and empathy towards those in need, and strive to alleviate the suffering of others whenever possible. (Good)
6	Freedom: You believe in the importance of freedom and independence, and are fiercely protective of your own autonomy and the autonomy of others, valuing the ability to make your own choices and live life on your own terms. (Good)

d4	Bond
1	You feel a deep sense of responsibility towards the forest and its inhabitants, and believe that it is your duty to protect and preserve it for future generations.
2	You have strong ties to a particular community or group of people that live in or near the forest, and feel a deep sense of loyalty and obligation to them.
3	You come from a long line of forest guides, and feel a deep connection to your family's history and legacy. You are determined to uphold their traditions and honor their memory through your work in the forest.
4	You have formed a powerful bond with a particular aspect of the forest, such as a particular tree or animal, and feel a strong spiritual connection to it. You believe that this connection gives you a unique insight into the workings of the forest, and feel

d8	Flaw
1	You have a tendency to act quickly and without thinking things through, which can sometimes lead to hasty or reckless decisions.
2	You are set in your ways and resistant to change, which can make it difficult for you to adapt to new situations or ideas.
3	You have a hard time trusting others, especially those who are not familiar with the forest or its dangers, which can make it difficult for you to work effectively with others.
4	You are a private person and do not like to share information about yourself or your past, which can make it difficult for others to get to know you or to trust you.
5	You can be overprotective of those in your care, which can sometimes lead to excessive caution or even paranoia.
6	You have a tendency to focus on the negative aspects of situations, which can make it difficult for you to see opportunities or to take risks.
7	You have a strong sense of your own abilities as a forest guide, which can sometimes lead to overconfidence or a dismissive attitude towards others.
8	You have a long memory for slights and wrongs, and are not above seeking revenge against those who have wronged you or those you care about.