You are a wanderer captivated by the natural world. Whether driven by a scholarly pursuit, spiritual connection, or a simple love of nature, you have spent much of your time exploring remote areas and cataloging the wonders of the wild. Your expertise in plants, landscapes, and the interconnectedness of nature has earned you the skills to survive and thrive where others might falter. While you know how to help others with your knowledge, your focus remains on the joy of discovery and self-reliance.
- Skill Proficiencies:
You gain proficiency in Nature and Arcana, representing your understanding of the natural world and any magical properties it might hold.
- Tool Proficiencies:
You gain proficiency in the Herbalism Kit, allowing you to create remedies and identify medicinal, magical, or poisonous plants.
- Languages:
You learn one additional language of your choice, reflecting the cultures and knowledge you’ve encountered during your travels.
- Equipment:
You start with:
• A small notebook for sketches and notes.
• An herbalism kit.
• A set of common clothes.
• A pouch containing 10 gp.
• A small collection of dried herbs (worth 5 gp).
Roll or choose to determine one significant discovery or memory from your travels:
1. A flower that glows faintly at night.
2. A moss that grows on stone, softening its surface.
3. A vine whose sap turns into a light adhesive.
4. A berry that, when brewed, enhances focus for an hour.
5. A fungus that mimics the shape of nearby plants.
6. A root that emits a faint hum when disturbed.
You have an uncanny ability to navigate natural landscapes and find necessary resources. You can locate food, fresh water, and basic herbal supplies for yourself and up to five companions while in the wild, provided the land offers such materials. Additionally, you can identify plants with medicinal, magical, or poisonous properties and understand their practical uses.
Suggested Characteristics
Personality Traits:
1. I find beauty and wonder in even the smallest detail of the natural world.
2. I have a habit of getting lost in thought when encountering something new.
Ideals:
• Curiosity: I believe that understanding the natural world leads to personal growth. (Neutral)
• Preservation: Knowledge of nature is sacred and should be passed on. (Good)
Bonds:
• My journal of discoveries is my most prized possession.
• A rare plant or natural phenomenon inspires my continued exploration.
Flaws:
1. I sometimes prioritize nature over people.
2. I can become distrustful of those who exploit or harm the natural world.
Contacts
As an explorer of the wild, you may have crossed paths with herbalists, druids, scholars, or fellow wanderers. Some view you as a valuable ally, while others see you as competition or an eccentric outsider.
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