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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MavrickWeirdo" data-source="post: 1489739" data-attributes="member: 107">Elf Farmer; Commoner L6Elf Farmer; Commoner L6; HD 6d4-6; hp 9; Init +1; Spd 30 ft; AC 14; SQ Immune to sleep, +2 vs. Enchantments, Low Light Vision; BAB +3; Melee: Spear +3 (1d8-1/ crit x3); Ranged: Shortbow +7 (1d6-1/ crit x3 /60 ft); AL NG; SV Fort +1, Ref +3, Will +3; Str 9, Dex 13, Con 9, Int 13, Wis 12, Cha 11. Skills & Feats: (27 points) Handle Animal 3, Heal 1.5 (+6.5), Listen 3 (+6), Profession: Farmer 9 (+15), Search 0 (+3), Spot 3 (+6), Survival 1.5 (+4.5), Use Rope 3 (+4); Point Blank Shot, Skill Focus Farmer & Self-Sufficient; Languages: Common, Elven, & SylvanEquipment: Arrows (20, Masterwork) in a Quiver, Backpack with waterskin, Bedroll, Flint and Steel, Gardening Tools (Masterwork), Healer’s Kit,Rope (50ft), Sack, Shortbow (Masterwork), Spear, & Studded Leather Armor (Masterwork),3HD Guardian Animals; Age 193 (Middle Age), CR 2The farmer has spent a great deal of time and energy in the past few decades to make their grove, and their life, more secure. Now they have even more to defend, a first child. All children are precious to elves, but the first child of Lifemated partners is a singular gift to the elven farmer. The first child of Lifemated elves typically has close ties to the land. Most become farmers, some become adepts, a few are called to be druids.When an elven infant has survived their first year, they are brought to the grove. The infant may have been within the grove before, they might even have been born in the grove, but until their first birthday they have not touched the ground within the grove. After they are placed on the ground, they are introduced to their Child-Plant.Choosing a Child-Plant is a significant choice for an Elven Farmer; about as significant as choosing a name is for humans. In fact, the Child-Plant often contributes to the child’s name. For the DM: One of the defenses of the grove now, is several wild animals consider it their home/den/nest. The farmer has trained the animals for the purpose of guarding the grove. While they recognize the farmer (and the farmer’s family) as not enemies, they are guarding the treeitory of the grove not the elves. Guardian animals are typical specimens Tiny or Small size. The total HD of all the Guardian Animals is equal to the farmer’s handle animal skill.</blockquote>

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