You grew up in the isolated underwater city of Dreadmire, learning to survive both underwater on land. As you grew, you learned to survive the same way as the other inhabitants of the city. Ability Scores: Wisdom, Intelligence, Constitution Feat: Magic Initiate (Cleric)

Ability Scores: Wisdom, Intelligence, Constitution

Feat: Magic Initiate (Cleric)

Skill Proficiencies: Arcana and Insight

Tool Proficiencies: Calligrapher's Tools

Equipment: Choose A or B: (A) A set of Artisan's Tools matching those chosen above, a set of Underwater and Jungle clothes (light, thin, and fast-drying for tropical weather yet insulated and warm for underwater living), a pouch containing 15 GP; or (B) 50 GP

Suggested Characteristics

Characteristics (Roll 1d6)

1. I feel an unshakable connection to the depths, and I seek to understand all mysteries of the ocean.
2. My perception of the world is deeply shaped by the rhythm of the tides and the flow of currents.
3. I have a habit of observing everything in detail, even the smallest actions of those around me.
4. My quiet demeanor is often mistaken for aloofness, but it’s simply the result of deep contemplation.
5. The way I speak tends to be slow and deliberate, as I carefully choose my words for maximum impact.
6. I find solace in the silence of the deep waters, but I’m also deeply fascinated by the unknown.

Bonds (Roll 1d6)

1. I feel a deep responsibility to protect the ancient lore of Dreadmire, ensuring it is never lost to the depths again.
2. My family taught me everything I know, and I will defend them against any who threaten them.
3. I seek to find a lost relic of my people that holds the key to unlocking the secrets of the deep.
4. A fellow Caimorin once saved my life, and I owe them a debt I will never be able to fully repay.
5. I owe my survival to my magical training, and I will teach others to understand the magical world beneath the water.
6. The creatures of the deep are my closest companions, and I will protect them from any who seek to harm them.

Ideals (Roll 1d6)

1. Knowledge: The more I learn about the deep, the better I understand the world.
2. Survival: If you cannot adapt to the dangers of the water, you will not survive.
3. Preservation: It is my duty to preserve the ancient ways of my people, no matter the cost.
4. Wisdom: The deep waters are filled with wisdom, and those who listen can learn from its depths.
5. Mystery: The world is full of untold mysteries, and I will seek to uncover every one of them.
6. Balance: The land and water must coexist in harmony, or else all will be lost.

Flaws (Roll 1d6)

1. I sometimes become so absorbed in my studies that I ignore the needs of those around me.
2. I am often too cautious, second-guessing myself when decisive action is required.
3. I struggle to trust others, believing that they will never understand the depths as I do.
4. My obsession with the deep sometimes leads me to take dangerous risks in pursuit of knowledge.
5. I can be slow to act in moments of urgency, as I am always trying to think through every possibility.
6. My silence often makes others uncomfortable, and I’ve alienated those I care about because of it.