You are an infant orphan, found on a remote farm by a roaming army patrol.

Your family had been killed and your farm destroyed, from what the soldiers can determine the attack was done by Ogres (Monster of your or DM's choice). 

You had not been isolated for too long to suffer other consequences, but are still suffering trauma, and do not have any other family to support you.

Because of this, you suffer from the FEAT - PHOBIA (Monster of your or DM's choice). When in sight of the Phobia(s) or Phobia-related(Monster of your or DM's choice), you must succeed on a Wisdom DC15 saving throw every round while the Phobia(s) is alive or until dead or fleeing from combat,  or suffer from Cause Fear, and if the save fails DC7 they suffer from Fear.

On a roll of NAT 1, you go berserk attacking nearest creature, friend or foe.

Being an orphan, the barracks adopted and treated you as a child soldier without actually doing regular combat.

Being a child soldier you have had vigorous training, and have the choice of Survival or Athletics skills. 

In the barracks, you were adopted by the Chaplain, a Priest of Ilmater, who taught you herbalism and gave you a Herbalism Kit to support the soldiers during their patrols.

The Chaplin taught you the skills of Medicine or Religion skill.

As a child soldier, you have been made a camp assistant and been taught cooking and healing and have been given the equipment to support these skills Healer's Kit, Cook's Utensils. You have the proficiencies but not the ability bonus. 

As a leaving gift, the soldiers gave you a dagger, and a handaxe.

Being the chaplain's orphan did you learn HEALING from them, or did you learn to be ALERT from the soldiers on the sentry picket?

Skill Proficiencies: Survival,Athletics,Medicine,Religion. 

Tool Proficiencies: Healer's Kit, Cook's Utensils, and a Herbalism Kit.

Equipment: A dagger, a handaxe, Healer's Kit, aHerbalism Kit, and Cook's Utensils. 

Suggested Characteristics

d6	Personality Trait
1	When I get a chance to spend time with other folk, I can't stop talking.
2	I'm self-sufficient. I don't need help, thanks!
3	Other people don't understand the wilderness like I do.
4	Every mile is evaluated for potential threats. Vigilance never rests.
5	Nature. The beauty of the wild is beyond compare. (Neutral)
6	Survival. Life should be clung to, tooth and nail. (Any)

d8	Ideal
1	Wanderlust. There's a voice that keeps on calling me, down the road is where I'll always be. (Any)
2	Protector. I am the first line of defence, no one can know the lives I've saved. (Good)
3	Duty. I have a job to do and I do it to the best of my ability. (Lawful)
4	Greed. If you want me to help you, it had better pay well. (Evil)
5	People. I’m loyal to my friends, not to any ideals, and everyone else can take a trip down the Styx for all I care. (Neutral)
6	Redemption. There’s a spark of good in everyone. (Good)
7	Independence. In the wilds no one can tell me what to do. (Chaotic)
8	A sharp mind. The road is the best place to keep the wits keen. (Any)

d6	Bond
1	I made an error once and lives were lost. I won't allow that to happen again.
2	The true nature of the world is out there to be discovered.
3	I seek to avenge a clan, tribe, kingdom, or empire that was wiped out.
4	I am sick of protecting other peoples wealth, I want some of my own.
5	Life on the road is a calling that cannot be explained.
6	I saw something incredible and no one believes me. I'll prove I didn't imagine it.

d6	Flaw
1	My appearance is totally unimportant to me. Why would anyone care what I looked like?
2	I am straight to the point. If you think I'm rude then so be it.
3	I get bored and irritated if I stay in one place too long
4	Townspeople and cityfolk are soft. I feel superior to them.
5	I turn tail and run when things look bad.
6	I protect my own life first and foremost.