Meteorologist

Whether you're a fresh academic studying the natural patterns and movements of weather phenomenons, or a careless and adventurous weather chaser, you have a keen understanding of the world's natural climate. Your interest in the natural elements may be strange to some, but the concept of predicting weather patterns and formations of various kinds is comforting, more so than people on occasion. 

Choose a type of strange weather phenomenon. Was it a whirlwind tornado that passed by your town in a matter of moments, or was it astorm that lasted for too many days and nights? Was it some form of natural arcane force that coincided with a dangerous weather event? This event awakened some sort of innate curiosity in you, and changed your path in life to try and understanding these strange forces of nature. Maybe you were a simple farmer, who found an unpredictability in it that you could not find in your day to day life? Or you were of a scientific mind, and had not found your true calling until you sought to unravel the secrets and raw power of a thunderstorm. 

Skill Proficiencies: Survival, Perception

Tool Proficiencies: You are proficient with the Navigator's Tools.

Suggested Characteristics

Your study of the weather has made you a little bit misunderstood. Not many people share your specific interests, and even fewer understand the your curiosity in it besides knowing how it will effect their crops or washing. Your passion is unwavering however, and your drive to understand this phenomenon can occasionally come out in bursts.

d8	Personality Trait
1	I often personify clouds and storms, and sometimes refer to them as friends.
2	I feel and hear omens in the winds, through their voices I base my actions and judgments.
3	I am as unpredictable as the weather itself.
4	I often clash with people I feel are akin to opposing forces of nature. A hurricane to my stiff breeze? We may not see eye to eye.
5	I perk up in my favored type of weather, and soften in mood when surrounded by one I'm not comfortable with.
6	I refer to a cataclysmic weather event as a deity, and pray to it in times of stress.
7	I find people harder to understand than the elements, and sometimes struggle to relate.
8	I often will try and see the good in people even to a fault, I feel that sometimes all that someone needs cheering up is to feel the rain on their face.

d6	Ideal
1	Change. We are like the weather, constantly ebbing and flowing. (Chaotic)
2	Kindness. The weather is fascinating, but can be harsh. It's important to lend a helping hand when things get too dangerous out there. (Good)
3	Power. There's danger in a storm. To be able to recreate the same kind of destruction is bliss. (Evil)
4	Faith. The winds and heat are reminders. We are mortal, and they are signs that we should cherish and uphold our valuable lives. (Lawful)
5	Aspiration. To be able to harness those unstable natural powers, the possibilities are limitless. (Any)
6	Balance. There's a give and take with weather, understanding this balance can be a source of meaning from within. (Any)

d6	Bond
1	I'd risk my life to see the eye of a storm in person.
2	I was in the presence of a magical maelstrom, and seek to either find or recreate the phenomenon.
3	I wish to pay back the person who saved me from perishing in the midst of a disastrous weather event.
4	I hope to show people the dangers, but also the excitement in the elements.
5	I like to show my friends and loved ones what I find beautiful in the clouds, seeing what they see in them means the world to me.
6	I seek to uncover the secrets of a cataclysmic hurricane that caused an entire village to disappear many, many years ago.

d6	Flaw
1	I can be stubborn, like persistent rain.
2	My passions can often take over conversations, which can be sometimes overbearing.
3	My desire to chase storms is more important than whatever's happening around me.
4	I can get self-conscious when called on my incessant ramblings about weather.
5	My understanding of the world outside my immediate vicinity is vague, and can lead to awkward questions.
6	I find the use of weapons crude and messy, and am often condescending to those who find them enjoyable.