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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MavrickWeirdo" data-source="post: 1451111" data-attributes="member: 107">Elf Farmer; Commoner L1;Elf Farmer; Commoner L1; HD 1d4; hp 3; Init +1; Spd 30 ft; AC 13; SQ Immune to sleep, +2 vs. Enchantments, Low Light Vision; BAB +0; Melee: Spear +0 (1d8/ crit x3); Ranged: Spear +1 (1d8/ crit x3 /20 ft); AL NG; SV Fort +0, Ref +1, Will +0; Str 10, Dex 13, Con 10, Int 12, Wis 11, Cha 10. Skills & Feats: (12 points) Handle Animal 2, Heal 1 (+3), Listen 1 (+3), Profession: Farmer 3, Search 0 (+3), Spot 1 (+3), Survival 1 (+3), Use Rope 1 (+2); Self-Sufficient; Languages: Common, Elven, & SylvanEquiptment: Backpack with waterskin, Bedroll, Flint and Steel, Gardening Tools, Leather Armor, Sack & Spear.Age 110, CR .25When an elf comes of age, they are expected to travel the Great Woods and beyond, seeking their livelihood. Those with close ties to the land are called Grove-Seekers. An Elven Grove is to a farmer, as a workshop is to a crafter. It is where they make their living, yet it is a personal space, arranged to suit their needs. It is an open place, yet it would be wrong to enter it casually, without permission, unless there was great need. In many ways, the Elven Grove is a metaphor for elven life. Every grove is different, yet there is much they share in common. When choosing a location for their grove, an elf has much to consider. The ground itself should not have too much (or too little) rocks, clay, and sand. A gentle slope is best, preferably facing south for maximum sunlight. A brook or stream is nice, but a spring is better. Does the local flora and fauna fit in with elf’s ideals? Finally, there must be a Great Tree, a grandfather of the woods, for an elven farmer to create his grove.Some elves find the place for their grove far from home, among people strange to them. Others travel far and wide, only to find the perfect place close to home.</blockquote>

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