Adventures

Kavin of the Cloth:

Against your wishes, your parents sent you away at an early age to the city of Leth'Sar to learn the ways of Petris, the god of healing, nurturing and life. For nearly 5 years, you studied with the clergy before becoming an acolyte yourself. As your first mission, the clergy assigned you the task to establish a presence in your own village of Corafer.

You have managed to construct both a small cabin where you treat the sick and injured, and a small shrine to Petris. Now days you spend most of your time mixing herbs for basic ailments. You have sent word of your accomplishments to the clergy in Leth'Sar, but have yet to hear any word.

Garret of the Potter:

The two of you use to be good friends and were always getting into trouble. You had secretly wanted to join the militia with him, but your parents send you to Leth'Sar instead. After five years learning about Petris, your thoughts have been guided along the more peaceful path. You condone war and would rather find a more peaceful solution, for such is the way of Petris. But alas, you have learned that man would rather wage war and destroy then to yield to diplomacy.

Since your return, both you and Garret have had several arguments. With his militia training, the two of you have taken different paths, but you are determined to keep the friendship you still have.

Tipp of the Potter:

Garret's little brother Tipp is still getting into trouble. Many of times, you have had to put some salve on a bruise and a cool cloth on a cut. Whenever he is in, he talks about Terk and how the elders plotted his death. Oh, to be young and naive again.

Jerin of the Woods:

Jerin was not a very sociable child. You think it had something to do with her being a half-elf. When you returned from Leth-Sar, you were amazed to find that her father had died and that she had set out to find Calier the Hunter.

Talk has it that Jerin has recently returned to town and is calling herself a ranger. You have seen her about but have yet to talk to her. Maybe when you have a chance, you'll buy her a drink at the tavern.

Corggy:

Cordclawwaggonbag or Corggy as Tipp calls him is new in town. With your work, you have been too busy to even meet him even though he did help save one of the town folk who was caught under a wagon by floating it in the air. You may disapprove of the "way", but its use did save his life.

The town folk call him a Keld as if it was a plague or something. Truth is Kelds are a nomadic race that like to reuse what other people throw out. This has given them a poor reputation. Meet Corggy, one more thing to add to your list of things to do.

Tannin:

If it weren't for the fact that you almost jumped out of your skin when Tannin flew in complaining about a stomach ach, you wouldn't even have known he was in town. (Triflings they call them in Leth'Sar. Small winged folk who by nature are just lazy.) You just smiled, gave him some herbal tea and told him to talk it easy. Without even a thanks, he was off.

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Potion of Healin

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