You come from a land steeped in ancient traditions and vibrant folklore, where tales of heroes, mystical creatures, and age-old customs weave through the fabric of everyday life. As a Bulgarian Folklore Keeper, you are the custodian of these tales, a guardian of cultural heritage and ancient wisdom.

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, Animal Handling

Tool Proficiencies: One type of musical instrument, Land Vehicles

Languages: Bulgarian, one additional language spoken among nomadic groups

Equipment: A musical instrument (of your choice), a set of traveler's clothes, a set of saddlebags containing 10 days' worth of rations, a set of tools for maintaining wagons or horses, a small trinket from your nomadic heritage, and 10 gold pieces.

Suggested Characteristics

The Bulgarian Nomad background reflects a life of adaptation, community, and connection to nature. Here are some personality traits, ideals, bonds, and flaws that might be associated with this background:

1. Adaptable: You're quick to adjust to new environments and can make the best out of challenging situations.
2. Resourceful: You know how to make use of what's available, seeing potential in unexpected places.
3. Open-Minded: Having encountered various cultures, you approach new encounters with curiosity rather than judgment.
4. Independent: You value personal freedom and self-reliance.

Ideals:

1. Freedom: The open road represents freedom from constraints and a connection to nature. (Chaotic)
2. Unity: Community and mutual respect among nomadic groups are essential for survival. (Neutral)
3. Balance: Harmony with nature and respect for its cycles and creatures is paramount. (Neutral)
4. Tradition: Preserving the traditions and stories of your nomadic heritage is vital. (Lawful)

Bonds:

1. Nomadic Family: Your ties to your nomadic family or group are strong and define your sense of belonging.
2. Wanderlust: The call of the open road and exploration drives you to seek new experiences and vistas.
3. Respect for Nature: You feel a deep connection to the land and its creatures, striving to protect and honor it.
4. Resilience: Past challenges and experiences have forged your resilience and determination.

Flaws:

1. Restless: Settling down or remaining in one place for too long makes you uneasy.
2. Skeptical of Authority: Having lived independently, you're wary of authority figures and their motives.
3. Nomadic Disconnect: Adapting to settled communities and their routines might prove challenging for you.
4. Wandering Soul: You find it difficult to form deep and lasting connections due to your nomadic lifestyle.