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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steve Gorak" data-source="post: 9031153" data-attributes="member: 15132">Hey [USER=20323]@Quickleaf[/USER] With my mind no longer fuzzy from the pain meds, I’m ready to get my character going. Is the door still open or is it to late?With the stats I rolled, I’ll go with your suggestion of a moon Druid. I was also  thinking of making him a goblin if ok. Why Goblin? Because I need a way to justify such a low intelligence and charisma, and I like the racial perks. I’m leaning towards an amulet of health for the magic item boon.As a backstory, his clan was wiped out as a youngling, and survived in the wilderness alone. He got close to the animals and plants, became a local protector,  and stared being blessed with primal magic. This attracted the attention of a Druid, who trained him in Druidic ways.I’ll need to read up on your proficiency system and how it impacts my character’s super low intelligence. I’m hoping to at least get Stealth, Survival from background (modified outlander) and  perception and animal handling from class. It feels weird not to take nature as a skill, but with the low int, he’d almost always fail his checks, so it seems kind of pointless. And the outlander wanderer feature compensates for this.He can come from the area, but I’d appreciate your help with a hook to have him in the tavern. Maybe he has a reputation of helping travellers, and enjoys the occasional free drink? Ok?Cheers,SG</blockquote>